The rare one-sided card was professionally made of high-quality thick card stock and is in very good used condition.
$ 24.95 delivered by 1st Class Mail in the USA. Foreign buyers, please inquire about additional shipping costs.
$ 24.95 delivered by 1st Class Mail in the USA. Foreign buyers, please inquire about additional shipping costs.
People were known to do some strange things in the excitement that was a part of Reichs Party Day in Nuremberg at the end of summer each year, but this is one of the strangest things yet! This rare original Third Reich card announces the engagement of Emi Waldmann and Paul Schroth. What makes it a most unusual Nazi collectible is that the couple decided to get engaged at the 1935 Nazi Party Days held in September 1935 at Nürnberg and that they mentioned the Reichsparteitag detail on their announcement card!
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29 JANUARY 1940
On Monday 29 January 1940 the Kraft durch Freude (Strength through Joy) branch of the Deutsche Arbeitsfront organized a concert in the small town of Neuruppin, located just outside Oranienburg north of Berlin.
Frederick the Great lived in Neuruppin in his years as crown prince of Prussia, and the music performed during the concert is related to that historic fact - see title. The chamber musicians were members of the Berlin State Opera and music by Mozart, Haydn, Bach and others was on the program.
The one-sided 8-¼ x 11-½ inch program was folded by the original owner. Condition as shown right.
$ 17.95 delivered by 1st Class Mail in the USA.
Frederick the Great lived in Neuruppin in his years as crown prince of Prussia, and the music performed during the concert is related to that historic fact - see title. The chamber musicians were members of the Berlin State Opera and music by Mozart, Haydn, Bach and others was on the program.
The one-sided 8-¼ x 11-½ inch program was folded by the original owner. Condition as shown right.
$ 17.95 delivered by 1st Class Mail in the USA.
This one-sided 4-1/8 x 7-3/4 inch postcard was printed in Vienna in November 1945 and says: "I hereby publish notice that after a review of the local population registration records, my family name Goldberg has been corrected to Goldmann."
Clearly the Jewish sounding name Goldberg was not comfortable for the man even after the Nazi regime was no longer in power in Austria, so he sent out a notice that it had been changed to Goldmann! An unusual and historical piece of recent European history in very good condition.
$ 22.50 delivered by 1st Class Mail in the USA.
$ 22.50 delivered by 1st Class Mail in the USA.
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