Germany, Heer. A Soldbuch To Stabsgefreiter Jakob Haas GTRexclude “LDO” embossed on the inside

“LDO” embossed on the inside of the lid

DEZEMBER 1938” and a facsimile of the Führer’s signature

Upon arrival in England and before leaving for active service

his life being saved by the men of an RAF Kite Balloon Section who transported him to a field dressing station (The fuselage of his Snipe aircraft was recovered from the battlefield and is preserved at the Canadian War Museum

and the body constructed of brass

Germany, Heer. A Soldbuch To Stabsgefreiter Jakob Haas GTRexclude “LDO” embossed on the inside(Heer Soldbuch). A Soldbuch named to Stabsgefreiter Jakob Haas, born 14 July 1904 in Rmmelsheim, issued 26 August 1939, with 22 pages of information on personel attributes, medical records, and training, missing two pages, the last entry dated 19 March 1944 for a period of leave, measuring 104 mm (w) x 145 mm (h), in very fine condition.