International. A Mixed Lot of Notable Figure Signatures Archive the obverse consisting of a

the obverse consisting of a Braunschweiger-style Totenkopf

named to “WILHELM DÜVEL” of Wilhelmshaven

The reverse is signed by an SS-Untersturmführer

secured at the front by a single pebbled silver magnetic button

WEIGAND FEC

International. A Mixed Lot of Notable Figure Signatures Archive the obverse consisting of aA mixed lot of notable figure signatures and accouterments, including: 1. A lot of 14 signed photos and postcards of Wehrmacht and SS Knights Cross recipients, encompassing both wartime and postwar examples, including signatures from Friedrich Glaser (Knights Cross received 2 November 1943), Curt Ehle (Knights Cross received 27 July 1941; Oak Leaves received 29 November 1944), Horst Niemack (Knight's Cross received 13 July 1941; Oak Leaves received 10