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An excellent condition psychological warfare ‘drop leaflet’ as used in the Italian campaign and aimed at the demoralising of US troops. Double sided leaflet on very low grade fine paper, the obverse with imagery, the reverse with subversive text. Super damage free condition. I have two to offer.
Excellent condition pocket book/diary for Reich retail ship keepers for the year 1937. Published under the auspices of the German Labour Front (DAF). 288 hard, cloth covered booklet in gothic German, no doubt a riveting read.
A superb example of ‘Hoffman‘ produced photographic postcard of Hitler in ‘one of his iconic poses’. Damage free (one slight crease to bottom right corner as viewed). Postally used from Vienna 30/11/33. Sepia tones. Would be hard to better.
A very good, ‘well carried’ pass to a civilian woman from Saarbrucken. Original ID photo with carrier details to include her war service occupation being a ‘Uniform-fabrik-worker’ (uniform maker). Issued and over issued 1942. By 1942 German woman were belatedly being drafted into the war effort, serving in all aspects of home front life/service.
A ‘low grade’ produced item when ‘new’, not intended for longevity ! Produced as a commemorative item on the death of Lord Kitchener and his staff on the sinking of HMS Hampshire 5th June 1916. The item is in exceptional condition with one small hole and in the main edge creasing (not damage). Some slight age foxing blemishes. Its currently mounted on a protective backing card , covered
Sold before the opportunity to site list a ‘smallish’ grouping of items collected by a middle ranking RAF officer, from the shattered remains of the Reich Chancellory in August 1945. Some items are water stained, others have been trodden under foot. Sold to a UK collector. Grouping consisted of more items than those shown here
The original transcript of the telegram as issued to ‘The Viceroy of India’ and his military staff detailing the Armistice November 1918. Armistice details, protocols and instructions on peace time treatment of former enemies Six copies were made for distribution, this one with hand written amendments. Photographs are of the Staff serving India Command and ‘The Viceroy’. Excellent overall condition of the printed details, photographs in excellent condition
A good well filled out mid 19th century military pass and supporting letter to a member of the 4th Army Corps, 4th Field Artillery Regt. Many details and stamps. A little grubby and with some fragility where firstly carried and subsequently stored. See images for stamps and entry details. Nice item.
A super, albeit, compact archive of material relating to a British subject serving with the French Ambulance Corp during WW1. Archive contains, numerous privately taken (un-published) photographs of the individual and his service pals and their vehicles. Importantly the archive is with the owners ambulance driving licence. Various other items of paper work relating to the individuals service are present . The uniform photographs are superb, sadly some being creased.
A Naval signal in the form of King George V message (sent throughout the Empire to the numerous military out posts), detailing the end of hostilities, and Victory in the World War; sent to the ‘Senior Naval Officer Bermuda, South America West Indies’ Command. Much mention of Naval involvement and his gratitude for said input. Dated 12/11/18 and officially received and released to forces Bermuda 13/11/18. An
A super pre WW1 11cm X 9cm (approx) photograph of Cpl H.H. Sutherland, Colonel of the Black Watch, dated 11-5-14 Superb descriptive detail to the reverse in pencil. A superb crisp image of ‘some’ historic significance. Part of a group of similar size un-published photographs to be listed over the coming few week !
A 11cm X 9cm (approx) photograph of the Scottish Horse ‘receiving’ The Prince of Wales Superb descriptive detail to the reverse in pencil dated 1 Dec 1918 A superb crisp image ! Part of a group of similar size un-published photographs to be listed over the coming few week !