Germany, Heer. The First And Second War Award Documents Of Major Felix Spiegel GTRexclude He died in 1971 in

He died in 1971 in Westrminster

the 23 mm wide sweatband in a simulated black leather

There is repair evident in the area around the left side brass belt clip on both sides of the tunic

Defiance on December 6th

Germany, Heer. The First And Second War Award Documents Of Major Felix Spiegel GTRexclude He died in 1971 in1) The Clasp to the Iron Cross 1st Class award document is named to Major Felix Spiegel of Luftnachrichten Abteilung (Air Signals Battalion) 137. It is dated to July 11, 1943 and signed by proxy in blue ink by a Generalmajor, possibly Karl Veith (1894 1979), a recipient of the German Cross in Gold. The document carries the stamp of the Generalkommando des I. Flakkorps (General Command of the 1st Flak Corps), and measures 139 mm (w) x 200 mm (h),