A Postcard Of Luftwaffe Flying Ace Karl-Heinz Weber Archive “Opferring” has a double meaning

“Opferring” has a double meaning in the German language - it could mean “sacrifice” or “victim”

and was the Lieutenancy's Treasurer in 1929

At the end of the second stage

The insignia is original to the cap and appears to be machine-sewn to the cap

in heavy grade stamped brass

A Postcard Of Luftwaffe Flying Ace Karl-Heinz Weber Archive “Opferring” has a double meaningA postcard depicting a portrait of Karl Heinz Weber, the reverse marked J. G. 51. Mlders Hptm. Weber (Jagdgeschwader 51 Hauptmann Weber; measuring 131 mm x 86 mm; some soiling on the reverse but otherwise near extremely fine condition. Footnote: Karl Heinz Weber (January 30, 1922 June 7, 1944) was a highly decorated Luftwaffe flying ace of the 51st Jagdgeschwader (Fighter Wing). He was born on January 30, 1922 in Pomerania, a Free State of Prussia. He