Explore this extraordinary antique sailor’s scrapbook documenting a lifetime of worldwide travels. Featuring over 300+ rare postcards, photographs, and ephemera from global destinations, this unique piece captures a glimpse of history and adventure. + Way way more! Perfect for collectors of travel memorabilia, historical artifacts, or antique scrapbooks. A truly one-of-a-kind item with intricate details and stories from around the globe!
1925 Commander of the Turkish War of Independence Kazim Karabekir Pasha.
(2) WW2 GERMAN HEADQUARTERS (NEW REICHSCHANCELLERY) RPPC PHOTO POSTCARDS. (2) WW2 GERMAN HEADQUARTERS (NEW REICHSCHANCELLERY) MAIN ENTRANCES – RPPC PHOTO POSTCARDS. In late January 1938, The WW2 German leader officially assigned his favorite architect, to build the New Reichs Chancellery, requesting that the building be completed within 1 year. It was the official residence, where the WW2 German leader lived in the so-called. The New Chancellery had a large garden area, with the underground Furherbunker known commonly as. PERIOD CAPTIONED IN THE LOWER NEGATIVE. SHARP FOCUS WITH VERY FINE CONTRAST ON EACH. THESE ARE NOT REPRODUCTIONS OR A COPIES.
Explore this extraordinary antique sailor’s scrapbook documenting a lifetime of worldwide travels. Featuring over 300+ rare postcards, photographs, and ephemera from global destinations, this unique piece captures a glimpse of history and adventure. + Way way more! Perfect for collectors of travel memorabilia, historical artifacts, or antique scrapbooks. A truly one-of-a-kind item with intricate details and stories from around the globe!
Antiqur imperial Japanese postcards. RARE AND HISTORIC SET OF IMPERIAL JAPANESE ARMY WAR DOG POSTCARDS (1920s-1930s). Complete set of 7 original black & white military postcards. Features Japanese Army war dogs in training and military operations. Period: Taisho – Early Showa Era (circa 1920s-1930s). Includes various scenes: kennel facilities, field operations, and training. Original paper envelope cover with military text (front only, some wear). Postcards are unused and in remarkable condition for their age. Text in Japanese with military stamps/markings. Extremely rare surviving military ephemera. Historical Significance: These postcards offer a unique glimpse into the Imperial Japanese Army’s military dog program. Such items rarely survive, making this set particularly valuable for collectors of military memorabilia or Japanese wartime history. Postcards: Unused, excellent vintage condition. Envelope: Front cover only, some wear (see first photo). Clear, detailed images with good contrast. Measurements and Details Available Upon Request. International Buyers – Please Note. Thank you for your understanding.
Explore this extraordinary antique sailor’s scrapbook documenting a lifetime of worldwide travels. Featuring over 300+ rare postcards, photographs, and ephemera from global destinations, this unique piece captures a glimpse of history and adventure. + Way way more! Perfect for collectors of travel memorabilia, historical artifacts, or antique scrapbooks. A truly one-of-a-kind item with intricate details and stories from around the globe!
(10) POST WW1 STAHLHELM RALLY MARKTPLATZ RHEYDT MÖNCHENGLADBACH GERMANY RPPC PHOTO POSTCARDS c1923. (10) STAHLHELM RALLY MARKTPLATZ RHEYDT MÖNCHENGLADBACH GERMANY RPPC PHOTO POSTCARDS. (PARTIAL SET) OF RPPC’S ARE HAND CAPTIONED AND NUMBERED IN THE NEGATIVE. Abschreiten der Front d. Walking along the front d. Der Stahlhelm, Bund Der Frontsoldaten (German,’The Steel Helmet, League Of Front-Line Soldiers’), Known As Der Stahlhelm’The Steel Helmet’, Was A German WW1 Veteran’s Organization Existing From 1918 To 1935. It Was Part Of The ” Black Reichswehr ” And In The Later Days Of The German Weimar Republic Operated As A Paramilitary And Placed At Political Party Gatherings As Armed Security Guards. CONDITIONS ARE EXTREMELY FINE WITH PERIOD FILE HOLES ON THE FRONT LEFT OF EACH. SHARP FOCUS WITH VERY GOOD CONTRAST ON EACH. THESE ARE NOT REPRODUCTIONS OR COPIES.
Very clear there is some wear so check the photos. They are part of the description and show condition.