Grouping of award certificates and documents of a German infantry NCO

Grouping of award certificates and documents of a German infantry NCO
Urkunden- und Dokumentengruppe Unteroffizier IR 469, 3 VU u. 4 militärische Dokumente: VU EK II 1939, im Felde 15.8.1941, Inf.-Rgt. 469, Dienststempel Kdo. 269. Inf.-Div., OU Gen.Major u. Kmdr. 269. ID Ernst "von Leyser" (1889-1962, RK 18.9.1941, DKiG 14.4.1943); VU Verwundentenabzeichen in Schwarz, 26.5.1942, Dienststempel Fla-Ers.-Batl. (mot) 52 u. OU Batl.-Kommandeur; VU Deutsches Turn- u. Sportabzeichen in Bronze, 29.9.1937, Stempel Reichssportamt Sportabzeichenstelle, alle VU A5, gefaltet, Randmängel; Kriegsurlaubsschein 25.6.1942; Führungszeugnis bei Entlassung aus aktivem Wehrdienst 27.6.1942 sowie Begleitschreiben des Fla.-Ers.-Batl. vom 2.7.1942; alliiertes Entlassungszeugnis 13.9.1945, A5-A4, gef., Randmängel, Risse

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German award certificates, German combat awards, Wehrmacht issue document stamps, Iron Cross 1939, German Cross in Gold