Germany, Third Reich. A Lot Of German Postcards

(Postkarten). A group of six black-and-white postcards.

1. A postcard featuring a black-and-white photograph of the KdF cruise ship named “Robert Ley,” as photographed by Hans Breuer of Hamburg, unused, measures 14.8 cm (w) x 10.4 cm (h), and in extremely fine condition.

2. A postcard featuring a black-and-white photograph of the KdF cruise ship named “Wilhelm Gustloff,” as photographed by Hans Breuer of Hamburg, unused, measures 14.55 cm (w) x 10.2 cm (h), and in extremely fine condition.

3. A postcard published by M. Dieterle & Sohn of Kiel,depicting a German Navy ship in a black-and-white photograph, unused, measures 14.1 cm (w) x 9.25 cm (h), and in near very fine condition.

4. A postcard featuring a photograph of a German minesweeper and Italian submarine, by PK-Kriegsberichter Friedel (war correspondent), reverse presents handwriting in pencil, black ink stamp dated 25 February 1944 from Lübeck, measures 14.7 cm (w) x 10.4 cm (h), and in near very fine condition.

5. A picture postcard by Kodak, showing a German Heer couple in a black-and-white photograph, unused, measures 14.2 cm (w) x 9.9 cm (h), and in extremely fine condition.

6. A picture postcard by “Ross” B.V.G. Berlin SW 68, a black-and-white photograph by F. Langhammer, featuring a man in a Reichswehr uniform seated beside his wife, unused, measures 13.5 cm (w) x 8.7 cm (h), and in near very fine condition.