A Signed Wartime Photo Of Oak Leaves Recipient Major General Paul Klatt Hold Cap Badge: brass gilt

Cap Badge: brass gilt

5 mm long stickpin at one end and a button hole attachment maker marked "Godet Berlin" at the other end

died on April 22

that later served in the 1938 German occupation of Sudetenland

with multiple folds and a piece of sticky tape on the reverse

A Signed Wartime Photo Of Oak Leaves Recipient Major General Paul Klatt Hold Cap Badge: brass giltA photo, measuring 85x131mm, mint condition. It shows Major General Paul Klatt, wearing the Knights Cross. He signed the picture in blue ink. It was taken in 1944. Footnote: Paul Klatt (18961973) was born in Kroppen (eastern Germany). With the outbreak of the First War, he joined the 2nd Upper Silesian Field Artillery Regiment 57 as an officer candidate. In March 1915, after passing his officers education, Klatt was deployed to the Western Front with