Post Cards 1933-45

12 postcards, unused, with damaged envelope, condition 2.

Publisher E.A.Schwerdtfeger, issued in agreement with the SS-Führungshauptamt, unmailed, condition 2.

Publisher E.A.Schwerdtfeger, issued in agreement with the SS-Führungshauptamt, unmailed, reverse inscribed with: “SS-men of an SS Regiment on the advance in the Russian Campaign”. Condition 2.

Dimensions approx. 11.5 x 7.5 cm, No. 1977 Kunstverlag A. Dümpelmann, Condition 2.

Unmailed, condition 2.

Publisher E.A.Schwerdtfeger, issued in agreement with the SS-Führungshauptamt, unmailed, condition 2.

on Hoffmann card W 18, unused, reverse side slightly foxed, condition 2.

, the postcard is addressed to SS-Standartenführer Karl Herwig, NSDAP Mayor of the cities of Wesselburen and Heide (Holstein), mailed, condition 2

VDA card P.1.R.7. No.2, condition 2.

Publisher: Gebr. Hofer A.-G. Saarbrücken, mailed with stamp and postmark, Condition 2.

unposted, No. 143, condition 2.

VDA card E16, unmailed, condition 2.

Reichsgesundheitsverlag, Abteilung Wacht-Verlag, unposted, condition 2.

, R 11, unmailed, condition 2.

Publisher: Gebr. Hofer A.-G. Saarbrücken, mailed with stamp and beautiful special cancellation, Condition 2.

Image 2, unmailed, condition 2.

Publisher: Welzel Buch- und Werbedruck Dresden A 47, unmailed with stamps and fine special cancellations, condition 2.

on Hoffmann card 586, unused with fine cancellation “Fortress Detention Facility Landsberg a.L.”, condition 2.

unposted, condition 2.

reverse side without division and inscribed, condition 2.

unmailed with stamp and fine special cancellation, condition 2.

Publisher: Ed.A.Traldi Milano, unmailed, condition 2+.

unmailed, notation on reverse reads “Prince August Wilhelm of Prussia”, condition 2.

VDA card P.1.R.6.No.4, unmailed, condition 2.

“Mounted police patrol clears a farmstead occupied by Polish arsonists and murderers”; unused, condition 2.

Publisher E.A.Schwerdtfeger, issued in agreement with the SS-Führungshauptamt, unmailed, condition 2.

Drawing by Ottmar Straub, unmailed, condition 2.

Published by E.A.Schwerdtfeger, issued in agreement with the SS-Führungshauptamt, unmailed, condition 2.

, on Hoffmann card R 94, unmailed, condition 2.

unmailed, photo Schlösser, 361, damaged, condition 2-3.

, on VDA card, unmailed, condition 2

, on Röhr card, No. 3571, unmailed, reverse with adhesive residue, condition 2.

Publisher C. Pahl & Co. Hamburg No. 11, unmailed, corners bumped, used condition

on Röhr-Karte 3591, unmailed, condition 2.

, on Hoffmann card, unmailed, condition 2.

on Hoffmann card 1183, unmailed, condition 2.

on Hoffmann card, unused, condition 2.

unposted, condition 2

on Hoffmann card 1199, unposted, condition 2.

unposted, condition 2.

The ZRS-5 USS Macon was a 239 m long rigid airship that served the U.S. Navy from 1933 to 1935 as a flying aircraft carrier and was at the time the world's largest airship. The crash of the USS Macon on February 12, 1935 marked the end of the legendary flying aircraft carrier of the U.S. Navy.

Chemical Troops, Zentralverlag der NSDAP, unmailed, condition 2.

Pioneer troops, Zentralverlag der NSDAP, unmailed, condition 2.

circa 1938. With special cancellation “Wir haben für dich getragen und sind wir frei und bleiben frei! Postamt Asch 1, am 21 September 1938”, with Czechoslovakian stamp and cancellation 21.IX.38. Condition 2.

Publisher Hans Andres, Condition 2.

Spezial-Verlag Robert Franke, unmailed, condition 2.

VDA card P.1.R.6.No.6, unmailed, condition 2.

on Hoffmann card, 1509, unmailed, condition 2.

Postcard size, inscribed, postcard removed, corners damaged, condition 3.

Postcard size, unposted, condition 2.

Unmailed. Stained, creased, condition 2-.

Unmailed, condition 2.

Publisher E.A.Schwerdtfeger, issued in agreement with the SS-Führungshauptamt, unmailed, condition 2.

Meldt U bij het Ersatzkommando Flandern der Waffen-SS, Wetstraat, 44 Brussel. Unposted, Condition 2.

Publisher: Heino Kohlhoff Braunschweig, unmailed with stamp and postmark 1.5.1938 Mobile Post Office Vienna, condition 2-.

unmailed, creased, condition 2-.

Italian card, mailed as field post in 1942, condition 2.

unmailed, condition 2.

on Hoffmann card C 7, unmailed but inscribed on reverse, condition 2.

Italian card, unposted, condition 2.

reverse without divisions, unposted with stamp and special postmark, condition 2.

Publisher: Lehner Tübingen, mailed directly from the event on 27.8.1938, Condition 2.

unused with stamp and attractive special cancellation, condition 2-.

unmailed, condition 2.

Räder-Verlag Berlin-Lichterfelde, unposted, condition 2.

on Hoffmann card 111, (address still at Amalienstr. 25 in München), unmailed, condition 2.
Franz Xaver Stöhr (* November 19, 1879 in Weiten Trebetitsch, Böhmen; † November 13, 1938 in Schneidemühl) was a German official of the Deutschnationaler Handlungsgehilfen-Verband and National Socialist parties, politician and member of the Reichstag.

Publisher: Richard Kaufmann Darmstadt, unmailed, condition 2.

Organized by Wehrkreis Command XVII Vienna - Neue Hofburg, art exhibition at the exhibition hall Friedrichstraße March-May 1944, unmailed, condition 2.

on Hoffmann card S 10/2, unmailed, condition 2.

Publisher: W.Niehaus Eisleben, mailed 1936, condition 2.

Publisher: P.Steffgen Koblenz-L., Card No. 7, unused, Condition 2.

unmailed with beautiful special cancellation, condition 2.

Published by Die Wehrmacht, unmailed, condition 2.

Artist Schaefer, unmailed, condition 2.

VDA card E11, unmailed, creased, condition 3.

Publisher: Dr.R.Morisse & Co. Wuppertal-E., card with woven silk inlay, unmailed, condition 2.

on very early Hoffmann card (address still at Schellingstr. 50 where he moved out in October 1929), unmailed, condition 2.

“Truth Remains Truth - German the Saar”, Rally of the Deutsche-Front District Saarlouis September 23, 1934, unmailed, lower left corner creased otherwise condition 2.

from the series “Knight's Cross Recipients of the Army”, unused, condition 2-.

from the series “Knight's Cross Recipients of the Army”, unmailed, condition 2.

circa 1930/32, publisher Richard Küter Berlin S.14, unmailed, condition 2.
Richard Küter (* August 8, 1877 in Berlin; † October 10, 1949) was a German socialist politician.

VDA card E11, unmailed, condition 2.

Publisher E.A. Schwerdtfeger, issued in agreement with the SS-Führungshauptamt, unmailed, condition 2.

unmailed, foxing on reverse otherwise condition 2.

VDA card, unused, condition 2.

Printed by Dr. C. Wolf & Sohn München, unmailed, condition 2.

Film Foto Verlag, C2235, unmailed, damaged, condition 2.

on Hoffmann card R 83, unmailed, reverse with glue residue, condition 2.

on Hoffmann card R 20, unmailed, reverse with glue residue, condition 2.

on Hoffmann card R 87, unmailed, condition 2.

on Hoffmann card, 1557, unmailed, condition 2.

on Hoffmann card R 159, unmailed, reverse with adhesive residue, condition 2.

unmailed, damaged, condition 2-.

Unmailed, PSB, Condition 2.

Volksbund für das Deutschtum im Ausland, creased, condition 2-.

Publisher Heinrich Hoffmann, postmarked, condition 2

Published by the Enlightenment Service of the SA; unmailed. Damaged, condition 2-.

Issued by the Aufklärungsdienst der SA; postally used. Damaged, condition 2-.

Published by the Enlightenment Service of the SA; postally used. Condition 2.

From the series "Männer der Zeit" (Men of the Era) No. 55, unmailed, damaged, condition 2-.

on Hoffmann card 257, unmailed, spotted, condition 2.

Published by Die Wehrmacht, unmailed, condition 2.

Wehrmacht Picture Series 41/417, postally used, condition 2-.

Postally used, creased, condition 2.

K.D.F. - Collector groups, Condition 2.

Photo-Hoffmann, C 7, unmailed, damaged, condition 2.

on Röhr-Karte No. 3551, unmailed, damaged, condition 2-.

issued by SA-Gruppe Niedersachsen, Card 4, unmailed, Condition 2.

issued by SA-Gruppe Niedersachsen, Card 4, unmailed, Condition 2.

issued by SA-Gruppe Niedersachsen, Card 3, unmailed, Condition 2.

issued by SA-Gruppe Niedersachsen, card 8, unmailed, condition 2.

issued by SA-Gruppe Niedersachsen, Card 5, unused, Condition 2.

Photo-Hoffmann, C 4, unposted, condition 2.

issued by SA-Gruppe Niedersachsen, Card 6, unposted, Condition 2.

Publisher and photo W. Miesler, postally used, damaged, condition 2.

Unmailed, damaged, condition 2-.

on Hoffmann card 702, unused, condition 2.

on Hoffmann card 45, unmailed, condition 2.

Reichssportverlag, unmailed, creased, condition 2-.

Postally used, Condition 2.

on card H.K.98, postally used with stamp and special cancellation, condition 2.

Stoja-Verlag, No. 5157, postally used, condition 2.

Mailed, damaged, condition 2-.

Artist H.Feil 1932, N.S.P.-Verlag, mailed, damaged, condition 2.

on Hoffmann card 1197, unmailed, condition 2.

on Hoffmann card 772, C/2256, unmailed, condition 2.

Publisher Hans Andres Hamburg, Condition 2.

Hand-colored, postcard size, condition 2.

on Hoffmann card, unmailed, condition 2.

Reverse side inscribed, condition 2.

Field post card, collective orders to Feldpostnummer 16463, condition 2.

Unmailed, condition 2.

Edizioni Musicali “Il Gladio” Via Antonio Musa, unmailed, condition 2.

unmailed, condition 2.

Postmarked with stamp, mailed, condition 2.

issued in agreement with the Reich Minister of Aviation and Commander-in-Chief of the Luftwaffe (L In 9) by the Corps Leader of the NS-Fliegerkorps, postally used, condition 2-

Publisher E.A.Schwerdtfeger, issued in agreement with the SS-Führungshauptamt, unmailed, condition 2.

as field post card, unmailed, condition 2.

unmailed, condition 2.

unused, condition 2.

unmailed, condition 2.

Waldheim-Eberle, exhibition in Wien June - October 1939, unmailed, condition 2.

Published by E.A.Schwerdtfeger, issued in agreement with the SS-Führungshauptamt, unmailed, condition 2.

unmailed, condition 2.

unmailed, condition 2.

VDA card E12, unmailed, condition 2.

Publisher: “Der Turnermusikant” Leipzig, uncirculated, condition 2.

Standarten-Verlag Leipzig, mailed 1935, condition 2.

embossed postcard, written on, condition 2.

NS organization "Kraft durch Freude" (Strength Through Joy), unmailed, condition 2.

on Hoffmann card 86, (address still at Amalienstr. 25 in München), unmailed but with biographical data noted on reverse, condition 2.

Heines fled to München and in 1922 took over command of the local group of Freikorps Roßbach. In December 1922, the entire local group transferred to the SA; Heines assumed command of the Second Battalion in the München SA Regiment and also became a member of the NSDAP (membership no. 78). Due to his participation in Hitler's attempted putsch in November 1923, Heines was sentenced in 1924 to 15 months fortress detention. Imprisoned together with Hitler in Landsberg, Heines was released early in September 1924. At that time, the SA and NSDAP were banned; Heines assumed command of the Second Battalion of the München Frontbann Regiment, a substitute organization for the SA.
After the re-authorization of the NSDAP in 1925, Heines rejoined both the party and the SA. In the SA he had attained the rank of Standartenführer (Colonel) by 1926 and appeared as a Reich speaker for the NSDAP. From 1925 to August 1926, Heines was Federal Leader of the Schill defense youth organization and directed the Schill sports distribution. The Schilljugend functioned as the youth organization of the NSDAP after Hitler transferred responsibility for the party's youth affairs to Heines on May 6, 1925. On May 31, 1927, Heines was expelled from the NSDAP and the SA as leader of a rebellion by the München SA. From the perspective of the München SA, the party was too moderate and too bureaucratic. According to the Social Democratic Vorwärts newspaper, Heines was “one of the most reprehensible figures in the München Hitler era.”

Printed and published by Homburger Zeitung, mailed in 1935 with special stamp, condition 2.

published by SA-Gruppe Niedersachsen, card 10, unused, condition 2.

Publisher: P.Steffgen Koblenz-L., Card No.7, unused, Condition 2.

Card No. 13, after a picture by Oskar Just, Speerwacht-Verlag J.J.Weber Leipzig, unposted, condition 2.

Ludendorffs Verlag GmbH München, Card 103, unused, Condition 2.

Mailed in 1933, condition 2.

Publisher: Friedrich Franz Bauer Berlin, issued by order of: “Der Reichsführer-SS, SS-Hauptamt Berlin”, Card No. 9412, unmailed, Condition 2.

“Mounted police patrol clears a farmstead occupied by Polish arsonists and murderers”; unposted, condition 2.

Publisher: Lehner Tübingen, unused with stamp and excellent special cancellation, Condition 2+.

Used condition.

"The Dopolavoristi from Palermo greet the KdF comrades with their enthusiastic salute - December 1938", Italian card, unmailed, condition 2.

with postage stamp and special cancellation mark, condition 2.

on Hoffmann card 1560, unused, condition 2-.

on Hoffmann card R 45, unmailed, condition 2-.

on Hoffmann card R 41, unmailed, condition 2-.

on Ewald card, unmailed, condition 2.

unmailed, condition 2.

VDA card, unused, condition 2.

, VDA card P.1.R.7. No.1, unmailed, condition 2.

VDA card E11, unmailed, condition 2.

VDA card E11, unmailed, condition 2.

VDA card E11, unmailed, condition 2.

unused, condition 2-.

Publisher E.A.Schwerdtfeger, issued in agreement with the SS-Führungshauptamt, inscribed on December 13, 1944, condition 2.

“A patrol of the Ordnungspolizei has discovered buried weapons and hidden war materiel”; unposted, condition 2.

VDA card, unmailed, condition 2.

Special Command of the Luftwaffe in unoccupied France, posted 25.7.1942, condition 2.

on Hoffmann card 1010a, unused, condition 2.

on Hoffmann card, unused, damaged, condition 2-.

Dr. T. V. Lpz.-Foto Grimm Nürnberg, circulated, condition 2.

on Hoffmann card 185, unmailed, condition 2.

512 Photo-Hoffmann München, postally used, condition 2.

Published by Ludwig Riffelmacher, unposted, condition 2.

Commander-in-Chief of the Army, Zentralverlag der NSDAP, unmailed, damaged, condition 2-.

Deutsche Kriegsopfer-Versorgung des Saargebietes e.V. Saarbrücken, unmailed, condition 2.

on Harren card, directly from the Reich Party Rally, unposted, condition 2.

Art publisher August Gunkel, postally used, condition 2.

Mailed, creased, condition 2.

Mailed, creased, condition 2.

Bromide print imitation 9526/7086, postally used, creased, condition 2.

Unmailed, damaged, condition 2.

VDA card P.1.R.9. No. 2, unmailed, condition 2.

A. Lengauer, unposted, condition 2.

issued by SA-Gruppe Niedersachsen, Card 2, unposted, Condition 2.

on Film-Foto-Karte R 338, unmailed, condition 2.

issued by SA-Gruppe Niedersachsen, card 3, unmailed, condition 2.

issued by SA-Gruppe Niedersachsen, Card 10, unmailed, Condition 2.

issued by SA-Gruppe Niedersachsen, card 9, unmailed, condition 2.

issued by SA-Gruppe Niedersachsen, card 9, unposted, condition 2.

, on Röhr card, No. 3525, unmailed, condition 3.

Publisher Liebermann & Co.. unused, damaged, condition 2-.

Art publisher Georg...., No. 49, postally used, creased, condition 2-.

Art publisher E.A.Schwerdtfeger & Co. AG., issued in agreement with the SS-Führungshauptamt, unmailed, condition 2.

Sheet in A5 format, Volksdeutsches Kameradschaftsopfer der deutschen Jugend - Volksbund für das Deutschtum im Ausland, image dated January 20, 1940. Trimmed, condition 2-.

Publisher Jakob Feldbauer, unmailed, condition 2.

Dimensions approx. 11.5 x 7.5 cm, No. 1948 Kunstverlag A. Dümpelmann, Condition 2.

5 postcards, on Hoffmann card stock, unmailed, condition 2.

on Röhr card, No. 3469, unused, condition 2.

Ludendorffs-Verlag G.m.b.H., unmailed, condition 2.

VDA card E18, unused, condition 2.

on Hoffmann card 340, 1934 unused, condition 2.

Publisher: Graph. Anstalt Gebr.Garloff Magdeburg-N., sent as field post in 1942, condition 2.

Day of the German Police 1941, including the postcards:
- The Ordnungspolizei in Wartime Deployment
- The Sicherheitspolizei in Wartime Deployment
- Technische Nothilfe and Fire Brigades in Air Defense
- A Man of the Ordnungspolizei and a Man of the Sicherheitspolizei,

all postcards are unmailed, condition 1/2. Included is the corresponding postcard envelope, adhered with adhesive tape at the edge, slightly torn on the right side and the closure is missing, condition 2.

Printer: Felix Reusche, unmailed, condition 2.

Imprint “10 Deutsche Luxus-Postkarten mit Fahnen 75 Pfg.”, in protective sleeve. 1 postcard missing, condition 2.

on Hoffmann card, R 2, unused, condition 2.

on Hoffmann card, unmailed, condition 2.

, VDA card P.1.R.7. No.1, unmailed, condition 2.

Publisher O.Struck Berlin-Lichterfelde, with stamp and fine special cancellation dated 4.12.1938, Czechoslovakia, condition 2.

München Haus der Deutschen Kunst, on Hoffmann card HDK 418, unposted, condition 2.

VDA card P.1.R.5 No.4, unmailed, condition 2.

unused with stamps and attractive special cancellations, condition 2.

published by the Press and Advertising Office of the DRK, unmailed, condition 2.

Zentralverlag der NSDAP, mailed in 1935, condition 2.

Publisher: Alfred Oemler Berlin, unused with stamps and attractive special cancellations from 1939 from Czechoslovakia, condition 2/2-.

on Hoffmann card S 4, unmailed, condition 2.

Publisher: W.Burghard Neumünster, Card No.56, unused, Condition 2.

Publisher: W.Burghard Neumünster, Card No.102, unmailed, Condition 2.

Mailed in 1928, condition 2.

Ludendorffs Verlag GmbH München, Card 32, unmailed, Condition 2.

Ludendorffs Verlag GmbH München, Card 12, unused, Condition 2.

Kampfschatz card, Publisher: Wullenwever-Druckverlag, unused, Condition 2.

on Hoffmann card 1538, unposted, condition 2.

unused, notation on reverse: “On September 29, 1931, the Hessian Gauleiter Peter Gemeinder succumbed to a heart attack. The Catholic Church authorities denied him a church burial.”, Condition 2.
On January 9, 1931, Gemeinder was appointed Gauleiter of the Gau Hessen-Darmstadt. On August 30 of the same year, he succumbed to a heart attack following an NSDAP rally in Mainz. Because the devout National Socialist had been denied a church burial by the Mainz Vicar General Philipp Jakob Mayer due to his political views and activities, his party comrades propagandized Gemeinder as a martyr and used him to increase pressure on the Church and church representatives. Many bishops had followed the “Mainz Direction” and excluded National Socialists from sacraments and sacramentals, which could always cost votes and supporters

on Hoffmann card R 75, unmailed, condition 2.

VDA card P.1.R.6.No.3, unmailed, condition 2.

VDA card, unmailed, condition 2-.

VDA card E36, unmailed, condition 2.

VDA card P.1.R.5 No.4, unmailed, condition 2.

VDA card P.1.R.5 No.3, unmailed, condition 2.

from the series "Der Führer und seine Generale des Heeres" Image 21, unmailed, condition 2.

from the series “The Führer and his Army Generals” Image 15, unmailed, condition 2.

unused, condition 2.

, complete series of 6 cards P1 R7 No. 1-6, unused, some very light foxing, otherwise condition 2.
Includes the original band wrapper with inscription “P1, R7 Unsere Luftwaffe”

published by the Reichsjugendführung der NSDAP München Braunes Haus, unmailed, condition 2.

, unmailed, condition 2.

VDA card E11, unmailed, condition 2.

, unmailed, condition 2.

, on Röhr card, unmailed, condition 2