Original German death card set pioneer
German death card of Peter Hadersdorfer, born on 13 July 1912 in Prüglried (Niederbayern) and died on 18 July 1941 in Hauptverbandplatz in Orscha (Russia) due to serious injuries. The set consists of a death card and a portrait photo of postcard size.

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€15

Code: 0442

Original German death card obergefreiter Anton (italy may 1944)
Original German death card of obergefreiter Anton. Anton was an Obergefreiter in an infantry regiment (probably Bavarian). He was killed on May 30, 1944 by a grenade hit in Aprilia (Italy)

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€11

Code: 0567

Original German death card sanitäts-Gefreiter (Italy 1945)
Original German death card of sanitäts-gefreiter Simon Krispler. Simon died on February 12, 1945 in a field hospital in Sesanna, he ended up in the hospital due to a car accident. He was then buried in Opicina (Italy)

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€12

Code: 0569

Original German death card gefreiter Panzersturmgeschutzabteilung Krim
Original German death card of a gefreiter in a Panzersturmgeshutz abteilung Hermann Josef Fußwinkel. Hermann was born on 15 December 1912 in Köln-Niehl and was killed on 13 April 1942 in a heavy anti-aircraft battle in the Krim

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€15

Code: 0529

Original German death card oberfeldwebel Rudolf Zimmermann AUSTRIA AND MANY MEDALS!
German death card of oberfeldwebel Rudolf Zimmermann. Rudolf Zimmermann was born on January 4th, 1915 (Ebersbrunn, Austria) and died on  April 28th, 1944 (East of Thunacz) after 4 years of non-stop service. He had many medals such as Iron cross 2nd class, Kriegsverdienstkreuz 1st and 2nd class, Infanterie sturmabzeichen, Ost medal, Sudetenland medal with Prageburg clasp, Protektorat medal and shützenschnur Heer 3rd class. Very interesting death card of a highly decorated NCO.

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€18

Code: 0320

Original German death card of Josef (Croatia, March 1945)
German death card of Josef. He was killed on 26 March 1945 in Croatia. He was buried in a field grave at the time.

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€11

Code: 0570

Original German death card of German Count
Original German death card of a German count named Grafen Friedrich von Mirbach-Harff. He was born on July 8, 1904 in Schellenberg, on April 21, 1937 married in Enfield with an English woman named Margaret O'Brien. He died on July 15, 1941 in the east, he was a Feldwebel (NCO) His family name can be found a lot on the internet, as I could find, his father was probably a mayor/president of a town in Austria.
In short, a very unique/rare death card.

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€15

Code: 0222

Original BIG German death card of German gefreiter
Original German BIG death card of a German gefreiter named August Mensch. He died 10 days before his 44th birthday, on October 8, 1943 in the east. After 11 months he follows his wife. He died because he wanted to help his wounded comrades, because of this he was hit by a bullet that was fatal to him. Given the picture he had the Verwundetenabzeichen and a 2-piece spange. This is a very large death card of 31cm.

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€12,50

Code: 0270

Original German death card of a grenadier
Gefreiter Bernhard Weis, grenadier regiment. He had the ek2 1939 and the ost medal.
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€5

Code: 0085

Original German death card of Reichsbahnladeschaffner
Original German death card of Josef. He was born on 14 September 1882 and died on 4 November 1944 by a 'terror angriff' as described on the death card in Bochum. He was a Reichsbahnladeschaffner.
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€4

Code: 0321

Original Dutch resistance death card camp Bergen-Belsen
Original Dutch prayer card from the Second World War. This is about Victor Leo Servaas Ramakers (1906-1945) Victor Ramakers was a chaplain in Heerlerheide, on August 18, 1944 he was arrested by the Landwacht. 
On the way to the station he was stopped by a German, opposite the O.N. I the escort shot him. The bullet hit the chaplain diagonally in the throat and jaw, he was transported to the concentration camp in Vught that same day. On September 6 he was transferred to Oranienburg. He recovered from his injuries but had difficulty speaking. On February 6, 1945 he was transported with secretary Moonen and several other Limburg priests to the concentration camp Bergen-Belsen, where he died on March 9, 1945 from the effects of typhus. After the liberation a street was named after him.

This card will be send together with a A4 with his story.

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€22,50

Code: 0308