Germany, Luftwaffe. A Post War Signed Print Of Hajo Herrmann (Kc W/Swords) certificate_of_authenticity silvering wear evident on the

silvering wear evident on the edge and reverse

then transferred to Barnwell Military Hospital in Cambridge until being discharged on December 22nd

as the Germans never entered Paris during WWI

" Captain Morgan of the lost vessel said to a Call correspondent: "When the leak was discovered we fastened the crew to the pumps with bow lines around each man

Both airmen were stunned for a time

Germany, Luftwaffe. A Post War Signed Print Of Hajo Herrmann (Kc W/Swords) certificate_of_authenticity silvering wear evident on theThe photo shows Herrmann (in the middle) with two other Luftwaffe officers. He wears the uniform of an Oberleutnant (Senior Lieutenant), as well as the Knights Cross, the Iron Cross 1st Class, and a Front Flying Clasp. Herrmann signed the picture in black ink on the reverse with comradely greetings. Measuring 88x120mm, near mint condition. Footnote: Hans Joachim Hajo Herrmann was born on August 1, 1913 in Kiel (northern Germany). He joined the