Germany, Wehrmacht. A Wartime Signed Postcard Of General Der Gebirgstruppen Eduard Dietl certificate_of_authenticity measuring 32 mm (w) x

measuring 32 mm (w) x 46 mm (h)

Then he smiled and it was all right

He was a resident of Hamilton when he signed his Attestation Paper as a Private (757150) with the 120th Infantry Battalion "13th Royal Regiment/Hamilton Battalion"

the enamels demonstrate some flecking with a fine crack to the obverse three o’clock arm and most of the gilt finish has been lost

4th Version - Brass

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Wartime Signed Postcard Of General Der Gebirgstruppen Eduard Dietl certificate_of_authenticity measuring 32 mm (w) x(Ritterkreuztrger Postkarte mit Unterschrift). A wartime signed postcard of General der Gebirgstruppen Eduard Dietl (Knights Cross of the Iron Cross, 9 May 1940; with Oak Leaves, 19 July 1940; and posthumous Swords, 1 July 1944), depicted in uniform and with the Knights Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves clearly visible, the lower half of the image overlaid by Dietls handwritten signature in black ink, the reverse unused and with a Hoffmann