A Private Studio Picture Postcard Of Knight's Cross Recipient: Josef Kociok Archive the Honour Goblet for Special
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the Honour Goblet for Special Achievements in the Air War on September 7
thin butterscotch-coloured leather sweatband emboss stamped with the "Neudammer Hutfabrik A
5 Military Depot at Edmonton on Mar
on 2nd Class post-1939 full-length neck ribbon
1912 by Royal Decree and awarded to soldiers and civilians who took part in the attack against the Ottoman Empire after landing in Libya
A Private Studio Picture Postcard Of Knight's Cross Recipient: Josef Kociok Archive the Honour Goblet for SpecialA picture postcard of Josef Kociok, measuring 99x135mm, near mint condition. The reverse reads: Kociok, killed in action. This was written by an unidentified man, maybe a comrade of Kocioks, Konrad Pissarsky from Trebnitz, eastern Germany. Footnote: Josef Kociok (19181943) was a pilot in the Luftwaffe on the Eastern Front and a recipient of the Knights Cross of the Iron Cross, which he was awarded while serving with the 10.(NJ) ZG 1, the 10th Squadron
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