Germany, Third Reich. A Lot of Post-War Signed Knight’s Cross Winner Photographs GTRexclude the obverse with a central

the obverse with a central Gold medallion bearing a raised and leftward-facing profile of Duke Ernst I

Stamped onto the reverse of the crossguard is a mark of “NO”

with a fuller running the majority of the length of each side of the blade

the reverse is inscribed with “FÜR LANGJÄHRIGE TREUE DIENSTE VOM BAYERISCHEN INDUSTRIELLEN VERBAND” (FOR LONG SERVANT FAITHFUL SERVICES FROM THE BAVARIAN INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION) with a beehive and three bees above encompassed by an open top laurel wreath

and Medal for Suffering for the Country (bronze gilt with blue and white enamels

Germany, Third Reich. A Lot of Post-War Signed Knight’s Cross Winner Photographs GTRexclude the obverse with a centralA photograph of Oberleutnant Friedrich Lang, signed on the photograph in black ink, measuring 102 mm (w) x 149 mm (h); a studio portrait of Leutnant der Reserve Herbert Kutscha, signed on the white border of the photograph in black ink, measuring 97 mm (w) x 148 mm (h); a studio portrait of Leutnant Gerhard Krems, signed in blue ink on the photograph and in black ink on the reverse, measuring 90 mm (w) x 131 mm (h); a photograph of Leutnant Gerhard