April 5, 2024
pc256) c1918 Socialist Revolutionary Soldiers Rat Photo
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ULTRA-SCARCE PHOTO. These were the guys that instigated the 1918 November Revolution in Germany, that got rid of the Kaiser and established the German Republic. They were also the guys that opposed the Freikorps sldiers later on in the German civil war. This photo shows the Soldaten-Arbeiter und Bauernrat in Meinstockheim in 1918. An original photo. Postcard size and good condition. This postcard is part of a collection of German WW1 and WW2 postcards and photos that I have currently got for sale on ebay. Please do check the pics below for condition of the particular postcard for sale If you have any questions regarding this postcard, then please do tell me.This item is guaranteed original and is NOT a copy, reprint or fake of any kind. The item will be shipped from Liverpool in the UK. Actual shipping will be quoted on completion of the auction. Please email with any questions you may have. Happy bidding. Cheers, Torsten. Unless condition is described further above, I consider my photographs to be sufficient to describe the items. Airmail Worldwide (outside of Europe): US$3 Surface Mail Worldwide (outside of Europe): US$xx Airmail within Europe (outside of the UK): US$2 First Class Mail or Standard Parcel within the UK: £1 Of course, your shipping charges would drastically reduced, should you be lucky enough to win more than one
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