A Signed Photograph Of Fritz Schütter With An Advert For His Book “Men Of The Waffen-Ss” Hold which he entered as a

which he entered as a Temporary Probationary Flight Sub-Lieutenant

an anchor (made in Birmingham) and date marked "b" (1901) on the reverse of the two-headed eagle's tail

earning him the QSA with four clasps and the KSA with two clasps

The underside of the skirt is stamped "D16" at the rear and "866" on the left side

Riefenstahl died of cancer in 2003 at the age of 101 and was buried at Munich Waldfriedhof

A Signed Photograph Of Fritz Schütter With An Advert For His Book “Men Of The Waffen-Ss” Hold which he entered as aThe obverse signed print of a photograph of Fritz Wilhelm Schtter; titled contemporary witness, wrote the book Men of the Waffen SS; the reverse features a short bio of Schtter and his military career in the SS, as well as an advertisement for his book, and four book reviews; measuring 146 mm x 103 mm; mint condition.