Czechoslovakia, Republic. A Lot of Postcards and Letters

A group including: a collection of five letters dating January to February 1945, each letter addressed to Ladislav Zilka, a prisoner at Buchenwald concentration camp, the letters are accompanied by a permit granted by SS officers for Zilka to wear a rifleman badge inside the concentration camp; a Sudetenland unification postcard, constructed of card stock with multi-coloured ink, the obverse depicting a map of the Sudetenland overlaid by a photograph of A.H. with NSDAP officials, above an inscription of “WIR DANKEN UNSERM FÜHRER” (“WE THANK OUR FÜHRER”), the reverse unspoiled and with a 6 Pfennig stamp, measuring 148 mm (w) x 105 mm (h), in extremely fine condition; a group of four postcards, constructed of card stock with multi-coloured ink, each card illustrates a certain military distinction (for collar badges, epaulets, brassards, and cuffs), the reverse unspoiled and unstamped for each postcard, 92.64 mm (w) x 142.9 mm (h), in extremely fine condition; a 1939 postcard, with handwritten text, the obverse including two stamps, one Andrej Hlinka stamp and one Czechoslakian stamp, measuring 105.8 mm (h) x 145 mm (w), in extremely fine condition; a 1944 postcard, with handwritten text, sent from the Slovak writer, Ferdinand Gabaj, measuring 106.5 mm (h) x 149 mm (w), in extremely fine condition.