Germany, Heer. A Fine Document Set To Otto Harthaus Of The 116Th Panzer “Greyhound” Division Hold printed in brown ink

printed in brown ink

An example of a gold grade driver’s proficiency badge

The peak of the cap bears an insignia in the form of a field-grey rayon trapezoid with a machine-embroidered Wehrmacht-style German national eagle clutching a mobile swastika

marked “Berg & Nolte

Germany, Heer. A Fine Document Set To Otto Harthaus Of The 116Th Panzer “Greyhound” Division Hold printed in brown inkA collection of documents, all in very fine to extremely fine condition. The recipient is Otto Harthaus, born June 3, 1925 in Nottleben near Erfurt, eastern Germany. The collection includes: A certificate (105x133mm) stating that Harthaus, as a member of the 116th Panzer Division, is eligible to wear the divisions greyhound badge. It is dated to November 1, 1944 and signed in blue crayon by a Senior Lieutenant and Battery Chief, the name is