Germany, Third Reich. A Lot of Seven Third Reich Postcards, Magazines, and Articles

1. A group of five Reichsmark banknotes, consisting of: 1) 3 x 20 Reichsmark banknotes, 2) A 50 Reichsmark banknote, and a 3) A Wehrmacht 10 Reichsmark banknote for use within the Wehrmacht eco-system and in foreign lands where local currency systems were disrupted, measuring between 144 mm (w) x 75 mm (l) and 170 mm (w) x 85 mm (l).

2. A group of five postcards, consisting of: 1) A Bollwerkturm postcard, with handwritten text on the reverse, measuring 94 mm (w) x 142 mm (l). 2) A German Rally at the Brandenburg Gate postcard with a pre-paid postage stamp printed onto the postcard, blank, measuring 148 mm (w) x 105 mm (l). 3) A Parnitzbrücken postcard, with handwritten text on the reverse, measuring 139 mm (w) x 89 mm (l). 4) A postcard depicting Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussollini, with capture details on the reverse but otherwise unused, measuring 106 mm (w) x 148 mm (l). 4) A postcard depicting an art print of a Pour Le Merite recipient by Wolfgang Willrich, unused, measuring 105 mm (w) x 148 mm (l).

3. A group of two Feldpost correspondence letters, 1) A letter to Mrs Gabelmann from a soldier thanking her for sending him wine, but also stating that he hasn’t received a bill for the wine and that he wishes to pay for it, folded in half, measuring 93 mm (w) x 129 mm (l). 2) An empty feldpost envelope, bearing a stamp from the Panzer-Hunter Training Regiment, dated 03.11.1942, measuring 141 mm (w) x 90 mm (l).

4. A photograph of a man standing next to a stack of tires of various sizes, with a typewritten note attached to the bottom with a description of the photograph, measuring 139 mm (w) x 109 mm (l). 

5. A “Soldatenbund” magazine, the magazine is dated January 20th, 1937 and is 60 pages long. It contains stories about the history of the German Army from 1698 to the modern Wehrmacht, as well as articles by the National Socialist War Victim’s Care (Nationalsozialistische Kriegsopferversorgung/NSKOV), slightly frayed edges, in overall very fine condition. 

6. A “Der Deutsche Aufbau” (The German Re-Construction) magazine, dated May 10th, 1933 and is 13 pages long. It contains stories relevant to the re-construction of Germany with feature articles regarding 1) Fight the Prices, 2) Re-building of Business Management, 3) Destroying of the Enemy, 4) Renewing of German Literature, 5) New forms of Economics, and some others, measuring 210 mm (w) x 297 mm (l). 

7. A group of two anti-war articles 1) Raising awareness to the German people about increasing bombing from allied forces, 2) Naming the war a lost cause with the notable quote “As long as there is war the innocent will die. When peace comes, the war criminals will die”, measuring approximately 123 mm (w) x 290 mm (l).

A fine grouping of third reich postcards, magazines, photographs, and articles, all in used but overall fine to extremely fine condition.