Grouping of Close Combat Clasp in silver recipient Oberfeldwebel Theodor Lassen serving with Füsilier-Regiment 26. Award document grouping as well as a photo of him as well as additional unit chronicles. One of the very few Close Combat in silver groupings around! Lassen survived more than 30 days of close combat.

The grouping comes with a rare postwar 30.Infanterie-Division chronicle. Lassen will be most likely mentioned there. A very rare portrait photo shows him wearing his silver Close Combat clasp. Two 30.Inf.Div. booklets (Christmas 1942 and 1943).

Certificate to the 1939 Iron Cross 2nd Class. 9.11.1940. 30. Infanterie-Division stamped. Signed by the division commander General Kurt von Briesen. Folded once. Two holes.

Certificate to the 1939 Iron Cross 1st Class. 24.8.1944. 30. Infanterie-Division stamped. Signed by an Oberst. Folded once. Two holes.

Certificate to the Close Combat Clasp in bronze. 2.10.1944. Awarded for 15 days of close combat. Signed by the commander of F.R.26. Folded twice. Two holes.

Certificate to the Close Combat Clasp in silver. 1.12.1944. Awarded for 30 days of close combat. Signed by a Rittmeister. Radf.Abt.30 stamped. Unit: 1.Schwadron/Divisions-Füsilier-Bataillon (A.A.) 30. Folded once. Two holes. Extremely rare document!

Certificate to the East Medal. Overpainted swastika. Folded once. Two holes.

Certificate to the Infantry Assault Badge. 11.3.1942. Signed by the commander of Inf.Rgt.26. Folded once. Two holes.

Certificate to the Wound Badge in gold for 5 injuries. 1.12.1944. Unit: 1.Schwadron/Divisions-Füsilier-Bataillon (A.A.) 30. Folded once. Two holes.

A very rare grouping with room for additional research! Please see next items for his medals.