Germany, Imperial. A Lot Of Postcards Of First World War Flying Aces And Air Force Personnel certificate_of_authenticity hence with certainty we can
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hence with certainty we can place manufacturing of this cross around 1861-1865
overlaid with four silvery chords in a U pattern
measuring 195 mm (w) x 102 mm (h)
the obverse illustrating the stricken liner sinking
Germany, Imperial. A Lot Of Postcards Of First World War Flying Aces And Air Force Personnel certificate_of_authenticity hence with certainty we can(Fliegerass Postkarten). A lot of six postcards depicting First World War flying aces and Air Force personnel, from the W. Sanke collection, including one depicting Walther Hhndorf, in uniform and with the Pour le Mrite clearly visible, the reverse unused, measuring 88 mm (w) x 137 mm (h), in extremely fine condition; one depicting Otto Parschau, in uniform and with the Pour le Mrite and an extensive array of other decorations clearly visible, the
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