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Four First War Coloured Feldpost Cards Archive 400 survivors of the Japanese

SKU 4762219628
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Description

400 survivors of the Japanese defeat at Buna-Gona were moved into the Lae-Salamaua area

The water-resistant label is named to "General Sir William Manning G

as he signed on as a Private with the 48th Highlanders (B

tapered chinscales with a black leather backstrap to the reverse which is secured in place by side posts

on dark blue wool backing

Four First War Coloured Feldpost Cards Archive 400 survivors of the JapaneseMeasuring ca. 90x140mm, all in extremely fine condition. One is unused. It reads: God save our fatherland! 1915. A lucky new year! The second card states: The noble German eagle remains undefeated, now and forever. The card is dated to February 28, 1915 and carries a stamp by the 3rd Bavarian Infantry Division. The sender thanks for the receiving of a box of cigars. The third card shows an Iron Cross. It reads: From a (past) great time. And: In the

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