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he KCS??? numbers below are mounted on a smaller 8.5" x 5.5" descriptive album page that is in a heavy poly holder punched to fit a standard 8.5" x 5.5" 3-ring binder. There are three types of autographs = signed photos, signed signature cards, and clipped bookplate signatures. The bookplate sigs were originally obtained to affix to limited edition copies of interviews with the subject, to affix to copies of books the subject had written, and to affix to limited edition prints. Most of these items were obtained either through the acquisition of large collections, during interviews with the subjects, and at various reunions and shows. All are authentic and all are hand-signed. Click here to return to the large album pages.

These items are not in alphabetical order, but rather in inventory order. Once all of these items have been posted, I will be doing an alphabetical listing that indicates the inventory number.

KCS006 - $24.00

Erich Axthammer was a Feldwebel with Ground Attack Wing 10. e was decorated with the Knights Cross April 28, 1945

Friedrich Adrario was a Haputmann with Panzerjag Abt 272. He was decorated with the Knights Cross December 26, 1944

Friedrich Adrario was a Haputmann with Panzerjag Abt 272. He was decorated with the Knights Cross December 26, 1944

Heinrich Ahrens was with the 14./Infantry Regiment 301. In close combat he destroyed 4 Soviet tanks with hand-held weapons. For his actions he was decorated with the Knights Cross.

Heinrich Ahrens was with the 14./Infantry Regiment 301. In close combat he destroyed 4 Soviet tanks with hand-held weapons. For his actions he was decorated with the Knights Cross. Note the 4 tank destruction badges on his right sleeve.

Wilhelm Antrup was a bomber ace with 5./K.G. Bomber Wing. He was decorated with the Knights Cross November 13, 1942 and Oakleaves November 18, 1944.

Sepp Allerberger was WWII Germany's 2nd top sniper, credited with 257 confirmed kills. Fieldmarshall Ferdinand Schorner awarded Allerberger the Knights Cross on April 20, 1945, but no official document was recorded.

Dietrich Ascher was a Lt with 2/Divebomber Wing, Brigade 259. He was decorated with the Knights Cross February 28, 1945

Hans Baur was a WWI ace. During WWII he was Hitler's personal pilot. Baur died in 1993. This clipped bookmark signature was obtained during a personal interview with Baur

Artur Becker-Neetz was decorated with the Knights Cross April 20, 1943. I have not been able to find much about him other than the fact he was with a Panzer outfit - Heer

Artur Becker-Neetz was decorated with the Knights Cross April 20, 1943. I have not been able to find much about him other than the fact he was with a Panzer outfit - Heer

Johann Conde was with II Panzergrenadier Regiment 6/7 Panzerdivision. He was decorated with the Knights Cross April 5, 1945

Werner Bumgarten Crusius was an oberleutnant with the 156th Infantry Motorized Regiment. He was decorated with the Knights Cross with Oakleaves.

Kurt Baberg was the captain of U618 and was credited with sinking 3 ships on 12 patrols. He was decorated with the Knights Cross. Baberg died March 31, 2003.

Ludwig Bauer was with 1.Panzer Regiment 33. He was decorated with the Knights Cross April 29, 1945.

Erhard Bauer was with 1./Pioneer Battalion 102. He was decorated with the Knights Cross October 4, 1944

Otto Baum took command of DR (das Reich) after the death of Tchen. This is a very nice vintage photo. Bau, led the division until replaced by Lammerding. Baum was awarded the Swords to his Knights Cross for his actions during the Falaise encirclement. He ended the war as commander of 16.SS-Pz. Gren. Div and was considered one of the most outstanding DR commanders. The photo is hand-signed and it comes with a handwritten personal note on a card and dated September 2, 1983. It has his address stamp on the card.

Franz Bayer was with 1./Panzer Regiment 26. He was decorated with the Knights Cross May 9, 1945

Winrich Behr was an Oberleutnant with 2./Au&I. Abt. 3 in DAK. He was decorated with the Knights Cross May 15, 1941

Oscar Boesch got into the war late and flew his first mission in April of 1944. He had some exciting times. He was shot down 8 times and once he rammed a Russian fighter. Boesch ended the war with 18 victories in a total of 120 missions. He was decorated with the Iron Cross 1st and 2nd Class. Whilewith JG-3 he escorted Hans Ulrich Rudel's Stukas on the eastern front during ground supportmissions for the Battle of Berlin - April 1945. After the war Boesch became an expert glider pilot.

Adolph Borchers was a top German WWII ace with 132 aerial victories. He commanded JG-51 and JG-52, and was decorated withthe Knights Cross. His JG-52 was the most successful Luftwaffe fighter wing of WWII with a total of more than 10,000 aerial victories over enemy aircraft. It was home to the top three scoring experts of the Luftwaffe - Hartmann, Barkhorn, and Rall.

Leon Degrelle - Degrelle was a friend of Hitler's and Germany's most decorated foreigner when he received the Oakleaves to the Knights Cross. As Berlin was falling Degrelle had his final meeting with Hitler. They shared a last supper together and Hitler served him, cut his bread and poured him a glass of wine. After the war he was condemned to death by the Belgium government but he escaped to Spain. Degrelle died in 1994. This is an album page with a hand-signed bookplate sig (clipped sig) affixed to the album page. The sig was obtained during a personal interview with Degrelle.

Adolph Dickfeld was a WWII German Luftwaffe ace with 151 victories in 1072 combat missions. He was decorated with the Knights Cross with Oakleaves. After the war he authored his excellent autobiography, Footsteps of the Hunter.

Willi Dipburger was a bomber ace with the 6th Bomber Group. He was decorated with the Knights Cross January 9, 1945

Anton Eder was an oberst with Abschnittskdt. eines Verteidigungsabschnitts in Berlin. He was decorated with the Knights Cross April 26, 1945

Alfred Eick was a WWII Geman Uboat ace. He sunk 10 ships on ten patrols that lasted a total of 354 days. He was awarded the Knights Cross.

Karl Emmermann was the commander of U-172 and was a top Uboat ace. He sunk 26 ships and was awarded the Knights Cross with Oakleaves. Emmermann died in March of 1990

KCS044 - $29.00

Kurt Dahlman was a very successful Stuka pilot. He was awarded the Knights Cross with Oakleaves. After the war he became a highly respected journalist.

KCS045 - $29.00

Hermann Buchner was a fighter ace who destroyed 46 Russian aircraft and 47 armored vehicles in the Crimea. He was transferred to JG-7 as a ME262 pilot and achieved another 12 victories. He was one of the highest scoring living jet-fighter aces.