Germany, Nskov. The Award Documents To Nskov Official Wilhelm Otte, With An Ah Signed Photo Hold with some of the silver

with some of the silver wires having come undone due to age and wear

who continued the use of the Totenkopf until the end of the Second War

the obverse bearing a central black mobile swastika

with lost of gilt and minor cracked white enamels on the 9 o’clock arm

magnetic silvered metal s-shaped belt loops affixed to an elongated loop on the left end

Germany, Nskov. The Award Documents To Nskov Official Wilhelm Otte, With An Ah Signed Photo Hold with some of the silver(Verleihungsurkunde mit Bild). An extensive lot of award documents named to Wilhelm Otte, an Ortsgruppenamtsleiter of the National Socialist War Victims Care (NSKOV), consisting of a document for a Wound Badge, named to Otte as a resident of Osnabrck, issued on 2 June 1936, measuring 210 mm (w) x 152 mm (h), with minor soiling evident, in better than very fine condition; one for a Civil Service 25 Year Long Service Decoration, named to Otte as a civil