My TR Portrait Postcard Collection

[chainsawrich]

Great photos....

[Steve Campbell]

Great photos....

Thanks! Here's an interesting group shot, by some sort of monument. I hope someone can ID this location. This oneis signed by all eight people in the picture. P/C format, Agfa paper, removed from an album.

[abigor]

photo 35

the photo 35 shows a km wedding

[grobkörnig]

some sort of monument.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hermannsdenkmal

gk

[Steve Campbell]

the photo 35 shows a km wedding

I stand corrected. I thought it might be, but couldn't quite tell. What is the medal he is wearing? What about that hat?

[Steve Campbell]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hermannsdenkmal

gk

Thanks for that link. It's nice to know about the items in your collection as much as possible.

[Steve Campbell]

I just picked up a new scanner and will have to figure out how to use it. Here's my first scan. It shows three Heer soldiers, officers I guess. There's a few nice badges in wear here also. The first guy has the PAB, Wound Badge and DRL Sports badge. The second guy has a PAB and a shooting lanyard and the third guy on the right has a wound badge.

[Tim DC]

It shows three Heer soldiers, officers I guess.

Left we have a Gefreiter (EM), and on the right two Unteroffiziere (NCO).

[Steve Campbell]

Left we have a Gefreiter (EM), and on the right two Unteroffiziere (NCO).

Thanks Tim.

[Steve Campbell]

Here's what I guess is a family shot. Shows a Heer member and a DRK nurse. On Voigtlander paper, with writing on the back, dated November 14, 1942.

[Steve Campbell]

Here's a neat one. It shows some HJ members and the girls equivilent, BDM I believe. Looks like there's a party member to the left. Cool photo. P/C format on Mimosa paper.

[Steve Campbell]

Here's a goodie. It may be pre war and has the look of some of my earlier WW1 photos. I guess it's a member of a Veteran's organization.He has a steel helmet pin on his visor. His son is also wearing a uniform, not sure what type. Is that a WW1 EM visor? Great shot for sure. It's on Ergo paper, which is a new one for me. P/C format.

[Steve Campbell]

An interesting one here.Looks to be a Luft guy just getting out of the hospital. As you can see, he only has one leg, yet he seems happy. Guess it was better than many of his comrades made out. It's on Agfa paper with writing on the back. It's dated the 17th of some month in 1945. looks like July, but that's post war. Guess it could have happened. P/C format also, so this was taken and sent as a postcard. Interesting.

[Steve Campbell]

I posted this one in another thread, but here it is agian, a young looking Heer soldier, just a boy really by the looks of him.

[Steve Campbell]

I thought this was a Tr era band photo but upon further review, it appears to be an interwar period shot.