Germany, Heer. An Army Flak Badge Award Document To Gefreiter Alfred Nötzel GTRexclude with an elasticized and camouflaged

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presenting twice French hallmark denoting silver purity of 800/1000 between 1838-1962

Germany, Heer. An Army Flak Badge Award Document To Gefreiter Alfred Nötzel GTRexclude with an elasticized and camouflagedThe award document is named to Gefreiter (Lance Corporal) Alfred Ntzel of the 2nd Battery of Army Flak Artillery Battalion 278. It is dated to August 20, 1944. At the time, the unit was stationed in southern Russia. The document is signed in blue ink by the General of the Army Flak Troops, a Lieutenant General, the name is illegible. Measuring 148x210mm, very fine condition with light scuffing and two folding creases.