Official cover from the Potsdam Kriegsschule to an address in Berlin. Ref: 07.09.1938 7th September 1938 1/0 Official cover from the Potsdam Kriegsschule to an address in Berlin. Ref: 07.09.1938 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

16th September 1943 P.W.I.B. 16th September 1943 P.W.I.B. 16.09.1943 PWIB cover.jpeg 16.09.1943 PWIB cover.jpeg 1/1 Italian POW letter-sheet sent from an unknown address via the P.W.I.B. to a destination at Intra, in Verbania, Italy. The hand stamp to the reverse flap indicates it is sent via the Prisoner of War Information Bureau in Washington, however, a censor has deleted a word on the bottom line, which now reads, '7th Army POW (deleted word) Project No.1'. Ref: 16.09.1943 The Prisoner of War Information Bureau (P.W.I.B.), Washington Notes: Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

4th July 1946 4th July 1946 1/0 Cover sent from Halle to Switzerland featuring various stamps (42+8 = Mi.89A, 6pf =Mi.64, 12pf = Mi.65, and 4pf =Mi.11 English printing). Ref: 04.07.1946 - 10/68

Postcard (no publisher imprint, with 'Nr. 101' to lower left corner of correspondence panel), sent from Nuremberg to Berlin. Most likely from an attendee of the NSDAP rally. Postage stamp (Mi.586) cancelled with JB:Nuremberg37/592. Ref: 10.09.1935 10th September 1935 Nuremberg Castle 10.09.1935 Nuremberg Castle reverse.jpeg 10.09.1935 Nuremberg Castle reverse.jpeg 1/1 Postcard (no publisher imprint, with 'Nr. 101' to lower left corner of correspondence panel), sent from Nuremberg to Berlin. Most likely from an attendee of the NSDAP rally. Postage stamp (Mi.586) cancelled with JB:Nuremberg37/592. Ref: 10.09.1935 Nuremberg Castle Aerial view of Nuremberg with Nürnberg Burg on the skyline. Ref: 28.08.1943 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

26th July 1943 1. SS Panzer Corps, Oranienburg 26th July 1943 1. SS Panzer Corps, Oranienburg 1/0 See 26.07.1943 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

reverse 7th June 1936 Briefmarken Ausstellung - Coburg 1/1 reverse Two remaining postcards in the 'Coburg Briefmarken' series 'Coburg Briefmarken' Stage Coach with reverse displaying 3 Pf imprint. Ref: 07.06.1936 - 24/87 'Coburg Briefmarken' Horse and rider with reverse (unused without imprint and alternative 'Ausstellungs' format). ref: 07.06.1936 - 24/88 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Commercial cover sent from Liwos (a precision mechanics factory) in Glashütte to O. Hoppler in Zurich (it appears that Hoppler is not only an optician but also some kind of retailer/reseller, whose name appears on toy boxes for train sets and Meccano). Featuring a special cancellation foe Glashütte (JB:Glashütte3/316). Ref: 21.10.1936 21st October 1936 JB: Glashütte 1/1 Commercial cover sent from Liwos (a precision mechanics factory) in Glashütte to O. Hoppler in Zurich (it appears that Hoppler is not only an optician but also some kind of retailer/reseller, whose name appears on toy boxes for train sets and Meccano). Featuring a special cancellation foe Glashütte (JB:Glashütte3/316). Ref: 21.10.1936 GLASHÜTTE cancellations as featured in the Bochmann catalogues (1952) JB:Glashütte3/316 - 'Feinmechanik/ Uhren, Rechenmaschinen'. Ref: 21.10.1936 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Small half-length photograph depicting an elderly lady wearing the Cross of Honour of the the German Mother around her neck. This civil state decorations came in three classes: Gold, silver, and bronze. It is difficult to recognise which class of order the lady is wearing. Ref: 16.12.1938 16th December 1938 Cross of Honour 16.12.1938 Cross of Honour of the German Mother reverse.jpeg 16.12.1938 Cross of Honour of the German Mother reverse.jpeg 1/1 Small half-length photograph depicting an elderly lady wearing the Cross of Honour of the the German Mother around her neck. This civil state decorations came in three classes: Gold, silver, and bronze. It is difficult to recognise which class of order the lady is wearing. Ref: 16.12.1938 Cross of Honour of the German Mother Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

26th July 1943 Allianz Life Insurance AG. 26th July 1943 Allianz Life Insurance AG. 1/0 See 26.07.1943 - 23/56 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Official Olympic postcard depicting Gerhard Stöck winning the gold medal in the javelin event during the 1936 Olympic Games. Stöck achieved a distance of 71.84 mts on his fifth throw (of six) to win the event. Featuring Mi.609 (3 Pf) from the Olympic Summer Games, Berlin issue. Published by the Reichssportverlag, Berlin SW68. Imprint: 95. Ref: 11.08.1936 Mi.609-616 (09.05.1936) Summer Olympic Games 1/1 Official Olympic postcard depicting Gerhard Stöck winning the gold medal in the javelin event during the 1936 Olympic Games. Stöck achieved a distance of 71.84 mts on his fifth throw (of six) to win the event. Featuring Mi.609 (3 Pf) from the Olympic Summer Games, Berlin issue. Published by the Reichssportverlag, Berlin SW68. Imprint: 95. Ref: 11.08.1936 Mi.609 - Mi.616 Olympic Summer Games, Berlin Notes: Design: Max Eschle . Recess printing. Sheets 10 x 10. Swastika watermark. Perf. 14 (14:13¾ Harper & Scheck). Quantity issued: unknown. Valid until 30.06.1937 On sale from 9th May 1936 to 31st May 1937 through the post and athletic organisations. Sold early in Halle a.s. from 5th May 1936. The surtax on these stamps was supposed to be for the Olympic Games but actually was given to Hitler's Cultural Fund which donated towards the building of the stadiums. Mi.609 (3 + 2 Pf - Gymnastics on the horizontal bar). Ref: 11.08.1936 Mi.610 (4 + 3 Pf - High diving). Ref: 08.08.1936 Mi.611 (6 + 4 Pf - Football). Ref: 01.08.1936 Mi.612 (8 + 4 Pf - javelin). Ref: 01.08.1936 MI.613 (12 + 6 Pf - Torch relay). Ref: 08.08.1936 Mi.614 (15 + 10 Pf - Fencing). Ref: 08.08.1936 Mi.615 (25 + 15 Pf - Rowing). Ref: 08.08.1936 Mi.616 (40 + 35 Pf - Show jumping). Ref: 16.08.1936 - 2/112 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Cover addressed to Ministerialrat Frans Willuhn in Berlin. Ref: 24.10.1935 24th October 1935 1/0 Cover addressed to Ministerialrat Frans Willuhn in Berlin. Ref: 24.10.1935 Frans Willuhn (1885-1979) In 1933, Willuhn joined the Reich Chancellery as Ministerialrat. He attended the funeral service for Paul von Hindenburg in the Tannenberg memorial on 7th August 1934 as an official guest. When the process of bringing the student fraternities into line was to be completed in 1935, Willuhn supported State Secretary Hans Heinrich Lammers in his unsuccessful efforts to ensure the continued existence of the fraternities in the form of a National Socialist overall organization. In 1937 he joined the NSDAP and was appointed Reich Cabinet Councilor in the same year, responsible for the areas of economy and transport. On 21st April 1945, Willuhn was seconded to Grand Admiral Karl Dönitz in Plön. The family archives at Willuhn's house in Schlachtensee were confiscated by the Commandant of the American Sector of Berlin . Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Commercial cover advertising 'Das braune Blatt' magazine. To the reverse the slogan reads, 'Thousands read this magazine - and which magazine do you read?'. Ref: 25.01.1935 - 10/17 25th January 1935 1/1 Commercial cover advertising 'Das braune Blatt' magazine. To the reverse the slogan reads, 'Thousands read this magazine - and which magazine do you read?'. Ref: 25.01.1935 - 10/17 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page