Germany, Heer. A Framed And Signed Portrait Of Walter Neugebauer, Knight’s Cross And Tank Destruction Badge Recipient consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac pin and catch marked with

pin and catch marked with boars head denoting French manufacture post 1838

two of which are holding the badge firmly in place to a 75 mm x 85 mm upside down green felt satchel

World War I Victory Medal (bronze

A Canadian Second War Group of Four Campaign Medals - 1939-1945 Star

Originally constructed to accommodate French prisoners during the Franco-Prussian War

Germany, Heer. A Framed And Signed Portrait Of Walter Neugebauer, Knight’s Cross And Tank Destruction Badge Recipient consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac pin and catch marked with(Heer Portrt mit Rahmen). A portrait depicting Oberleutnant Walter Neugebauer, in uniform and with awards clearly visible, including the Knights Cross and three Tank Destruction Badges (Silver Grade), set within a period wooden frame featuring an intact glass face, the reverse featuring a card stock backer bearing Neugebauers handwritten inscription detailing the date and location of the image, said to be the occasion of his receipt of the Knights