Germany. A Letter To Porsche From Oil Company Concerning American Cars, C.1938 GTRexclude the box containing the three

the box containing the three original letters that were forwarded to his father with his Trio and Memorial Cross

A WWII Japanese Military Wound Badge -  Non-Combat

worn on the Field Service wedge cap

The blade is sharp and appears to have been previously sharpened

A GAU Essen Tinnie-Participant Badge - Participant badge in gilded aluminum (not to be confused with Gau Honor Essen badge)

Germany. A Letter To Porsche From Oil Company Concerning American Cars, C.1938 GTRexclude the box containing the threeMeasuring 210x296mm, extremely fine condition with minimal fraying and folding crease. The letter was sent by Deutsche Vacuum Oel AG (German Vacuum Oil Company) from Hamburg to the Porsche car company, to Mr. Porsche jr., the son of company founder Ferdinand Porsche, also named Ferdinand, known as Ferry. It is dated to October 15, 1938 and signed in blue ink by an employee of Vacuum Oil, his name is illegible. He thanks Porsche for receiving and