NSDAP German Third Reich 1939 Reichskriegertag 3D Stereo Photo Pair Lot Heinrich Hoffmann WW2

Original pair of 1939 Raumbild-Verlag stereoscopic photographs from the book “Der Erste Großdeutsche Reichskriegertag”. These authentic 3D stereo views were produced by Raumbild-Verlag Otto Schönstein K.G., Munich, and feature photographs taken by Prof. Heinrich Hoffmann, one of Germany’s best-known photographers of the era. 
Both photographs depict scenes from the First Greater German Reich Veterans’ Day (Reichskriegertag) held in Kassel in 1939. They were intended for viewing through a stereoscope, creating a three-dimensional image.
Included
Photo No. 76

Der Erste Großdeutsche Reichskriegertag 
“Vorbeimarsch der Kameraden des Kolonialkriegerbundes” 
Translation:
March-past of the comrades of the Colonial Veterans Association 

Photo No. 68

Der Erste Großdeutsche Reichskriegertag 
“Die Fahnenträger der ältesten Fahnen in historischer Uniform” 
Translation:
Standard bearers carrying the oldest flags while wearing historical uniforms 

Details

Original 1939 issue. 
Pair of stereoscopic photographs. 
Photographer: Prof. Heinrich Hoffmann, Munich. 
Publisher: Raumbild-Verlag Otto Schönstein K.G., München 23. 
From the book Der Erste Großdeutsche Reichskriegertag.  
Printed photo numbers 68 and 76. 
Approx. 5¼ × 2½ inches each. 
Sharp photographic images with good contrast. 
See ruler for size comparison. 
Nice historical and photographic reference pieces. 

Condition
Good original condition with light age toning and minor handling wear. No major damage noted. Please examine all photos carefully for condition details.
Historical Keywords
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See ruler for size comparison.