WWII German Feldpost Postcard Hermann Göring Applied Photograph Photo

Offered here is an older copy/reproduction German Feld-Postkarte featuring an actual photographic print of Hermann Göring attached to the postcard.

This is an OLD COPY / REPRODUCTION and is NOT being represented as an original WWII-issued Feldpost postcard.

The printed card has an attractive green and black design featuring a sword, swastika and laurel branches. The left side carries a quotation attributed to Franz Bayerfels:

“Unsere Waffen und unser Glaube sind das Rüstzeug der Heimat für den Sieg.”

Translation:

“Our weapons and our faith are the equipment/armament of the homeland for victory.”

The right side is headed “FELD-POSTKARTE” and features a separately attached black-and-white photographic print of Hermann Göring, shown in a close profile portrait wearing uniform.

An interesting feature of this piece is that the Göring portrait is an actual photographic print physically attached to the postcard, rather than simply being printed as part of the postcard itself.

This makes an unusual display and reference piece connected with Hermann Göring, German Feldpost, Third Reich personalities, military photography and WWII-era propaganda imagery.

IMPORTANT: The postcard itself is an OLD COPY / REPRODUCTION and is not offered as an original WWII Feldpost card. The Hermann Göring image is a separately produced photographic print attached to the card. The age of the individual photographic print is not guaranteed.

Please examine all photographs carefully for exact condition, printing quality, edges and other details.

Historical collectible offered strictly for collecting, research and educational purposes.

Items are sold as shown and as-is. We combine shipping whenever possible and ship every day, including Saturdays.

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