A 1940 Wartime Envelope Sent From Occupied Poland GTRexclude with full-length neck ribbon

with full-length neck ribbon

XIII: Bapaume and Courcelette

The idea for the bracelets was started by Bates and another fellow college student

His wife was also paid a War Service Gratuity of $312

Generalmajor Mickl supervised the formation of the predominantly Croatian manned division at the Austrian training area at D

A 1940 Wartime Envelope Sent From Occupied Poland GTRexclude with full-length neck ribbonA wartime envelope, measuring 156x125mm, very fine condition with folding crease, and minor scuffing and creasing. It is addressed to Mr. Hans Kirner, bank inspector, in Viechtach in the Bavarian Forest and was sent on January 9, 1940. The sender is by NCO Wiesbauer from Jaroslau (modern day Jarosaw, south east Poland).