Germany, Imperial. A First World War Air Balloon Postcard, C.1917 Archive cracking and chipping in the

cracking and chipping in the white enamels on the bottom arm)

four streetcar collar insignia

stating her religion as Jewish

the reverse of the medal similarly marked with “WG” as well as with a woman’s head flanked by a number “3” (for a silver content of

above a banner with an inscription of “RADwJ”

Germany, Imperial. A First World War Air Balloon Postcard, C.1917 Archive cracking and chipping in the(Postkarte). A First World War period postcard, featuring a black and white photograph of a German balloon and unit holding the metal cords, with ink handwriting with an arrow pointing to one of the figures, an indecipherable name, and the place Bremen, the reverse presents handwriting in black ink, mostly illegible except for the title FLIGERABWEHRBALLON and the date 4 July 1917, measuring 13. 8 cm (w) x 8. 9 cm (h), and in very fine condition.