A Private Studio Picture Postcard Of Knight's Cross Recipient: Josef Kociok GTRexclude a bow along with a

a bow along with a case bearing four arrows and a ribbon banner inscribed "Blut und Boden" at the base of the sword

stating that he had previous military service with the 41st Battalion CEF

3 mm inclusive of bar suspension

those airborne warriors lived and fought and died according to all the rules of chivalry

A Private Studio Picture Postcard Of Knight's Cross Recipient: Josef Kociok GTRexclude a bow along with aA picture postcard of Josef Kociok, measuring 99x135mm, near mint condition. The reverse reads: Kociok, killed in action. This was written by an unidentified man, maybe a comrade of Kocioks, Konrad Pissarsky from Trebnitz, eastern Germany. Footnote: Josef Kociok (19181943) was a pilot in the Luftwaffe on the Eastern Front and a recipient of the Knights Cross of the Iron Cross, which he was awarded while serving with the 10.(NJ) ZG 1, the 10th Squadron