GERMAN WWII DEATH CARD FOR INFANTRY SOLDIER ALOIS HUPF Mk Vii Blue Enamel Water Bottle The red ink used to

The red ink used to print the central sun disk remains bold and vibrant

The mine marker flags were used to mark areas of gas contaminated ground

Each marker measures 20" overall

a Farmer's son frrom Michelsdorf

Army Mountain Guide Badge (German: Abzeichen für Heeresbergführer) was a German military badge awarded to experienced Gebirgsjager mountain guides during WW2

GERMAN WWII DEATH CARD FOR INFANTRY SOLDIER ALOIS HUPF Mk Vii Blue Enamel Water Bottle The red ink used toDEATH CARD FOR A GERMAN WW2 SOLDIER INFANTRY ORIGINAL WWII German death card for Infantry soldier Alois Hupf who died in war at the age of 31 on February 9, 1943 and was the recepiant of the Infantry Assault Badge. Measures about 4. 5" x 5. 0" unfolded. It is a double sided, double page card. Military death cards are notices of the death of a WW2 German soldier who was killed during the war. Known also as Sterbebilder. Death notices were a common