Germany, Heer. Two Documents To Artillery Oberleutnant Hutner (Ek1) GTRexclude A 1934 HJ Oldenburg Bann

A 1934 HJ Oldenburg Bann Treffen badge (5-65

The interior of the uniform presents silk lining with stitched “BENDONE NEW YORK” page along exterior of right side interior pocket

measuring 62 mm (w) x 77 mm (h))

retaining an original paper liner

the link ring is stamped with two hallmarks: a Diana’s head with the number “2” and letter “A” denoting silver purity of 900/1000

Germany, Heer. Two Documents To Artillery Oberleutnant Hutner (Ek1) GTRexclude A 1934 HJ Oldenburg BannThe reasoning for the awarding of the Iron Cross 1st Class to Oberleutnant (first lieutenant) David Hutner. It is dated in the field to 6 January 1943 and was written and signed by another Oberleutnant and battery chief of the 4th battery of Artillery Regiment 109, the name is illegible. According to the document, Hutner participated in the campaigns against Poland, France, Greece, and Russia. He is characterised as a brave officer, skilled in leading