PSZnZ Set After the Fallen 6th Lviv Infantry Brigade

A set left by rifleman Kazimierz Kielbik, a soldier of the 16th Lviv Rifle Battalion fallen during the Italian Campaign. The set includes the following items:
-Commemorative badge of the 6th Lviv Division with an ID card.
-Legitimation for the Monte Cassino Commemorative Cross.
-Card made in exile with floral motif and wishes made on July 21, 1941.
-Soldier's Little Prayer Book issued in London in 1942 and a religious card with Jesus Christ.
-Memorial cards with photos of Jerusalem.
-Documents regarding the inheritance of the fallen Kazimierz Kielbik.
-Letter from a younger volunteer, Zofia Bajkowska, dated July 16, 1944, in which she mentions their mutual friend who is a paratrooper which probably indicates that he enlisted in the 1st Independent Parachute Brigade.
-Small notebook with notes from his travels in exile.
-A set of nine photographs from the Middle East and two custom-made postcards.
-A set of prints showing the grave of gunner Kazimierz Kielbik
Kazimierz Kiełbik born on December 29, 1922 in the village of Łuszczew. In 1940, Kazimierz Kiełbik was deported from the village of Brzeska. On March 3, 1940 he was sent into exile to the village of Tuszyłowo, in the Oneska region, Arkhangelsk province. There he stayed until September 10, 1941, when he was released from exile. After joining the Polish Army in the USSR, he served in the 16th Infantry Regiment of the 6th Infantry Division later renamed the 16th Lviv Rifle Baon of the 6th Lviv Infantry Brigade. He took part in the Battle of Monte Cassino for which he received the Monte Cassino Commemorative Cross with the number 18101. He fell on August 18, 1944 in the Mondalfo area on the Casano River. He was buried in Loretto.
General condition as in the photos.