Bidding on 1762 lots has ended on 24th September 2023. 86% of all lots sold
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Exceedingly rare Eagle Order grouping to a Rumanian Hauptmann serving with rum. VI. A.K. (Wehrmacht) during WWII.
The grouping includes an Iron Cross 2nd Class award certificate. Facsimile signature by Generalleutnant Wilhelm Burgdorf.
The grouping to Hauptmann Leon Ionescu includes the German Order of the Eagle 3rd Class with Swords and case of issue, the Iron Cross 2nd Class with rare LDO case, the Crimea Shield (Krimschild) on Rumanian (!) cloth backing, and all of the award documents.
The Eagle Order is marked “900” and “21” on the ring indicating manufacture by Gebr. Godet & Co. in Berlin. The Eagle Order case has the gold national eagle on the top with an award title inscribed on the silk lining within. The Iron Cross is marked “65” on the ring indicating manufacture by Klein & Quenzer in Idar Oberstein.
The award documents, Eagle Order presentation folder, and Eagle Order award regulation are all in unfolded mint to near-mint condition except for the Krimschild award document which has one fold. The Krimschild document is in an unusual bilingual format (in German and Rumanian) and is pictured in Detlev Niemann’s “Price Guide to Orders and Decorations of Germany”, 2008 Edition, page 653.
The medals and cases are all in mint to near-mint condition. A one-of-a-kind unique set of awards and documents!