Germany, Imperial. A Pair Of Postcards Depicting Manfred Von Richthofen United Republic of Head wounds became commonplace

Head wounds became commonplace

Footnote: Badge was examined by Mr Tomislav Muhić (author of the book "Serbian and Yugoslavian Orders and Decorations") who concluded the badge "is a textbook example by official Imperial Austrian maker Karl Fleischhacker

55 mm (w) x 48

inscribed “VIRIBUS UNITIS” (Latin - Stand United)

Germany, Imperial. A Pair Of Postcards Depicting Manfred Von Richthofen United Republic of Head wounds became commonplace(Postkarten). A pair of wartime postcards depicting Manfred von Richthofen (the Red Baron), including one in a service tunic and with the Pour le Mrite, 1914 Iron Cross in both II Class (ribbon) and I Class (badge), marked as part of a series of notable figure postcards issued by the firm of W. Sanke, Berlin, the reverse bearing a lengthy handwritten inscription to a recipient in Wrzburg and certified with a Bavarian stamp, measuring 85 mm (w) x 135