Previous Page

Germany – Postcard and Letter – Dietrich Von Roeder – Autographed

SKU: 19-317

$700.00

We recently acquired a large collection of signed postcards, private photos, letters, etc. of German Admirals, Generals, etc. Many of these items were acquired by a single collector who would write to the subject and receive in return a signed photograph, postcard, letter. Etc. The name of this collector was Paul Baer and his name appears on many of the items offered….

 

Height: in
Width: in
Length: in

 

Germany – Postcard and Letter – Dietrich Von Roeder – Autographed

Dietrich von Roeder (1861-1945) was a WW I Generalmajor. During WW I he commanded the 3rd Garde-Brigade, 4th Garde-Brigade, and the 37th Infanterie-Brigade and served on both the Western and Eastern Front in major battles and campaigns. He was subitted for the Pour le Mérite in April 1918.

This grouping consists of a signed original photograph and a hand written letter both to Paul Baer. In the photograph is seen with a large number of officers who may be his staff. This photograph is post WW I and is with the Reichswehr. The reverse of the photograph has a brief message, his address, his rank, and his distinctive signature

The letter is written on the page of a simple lined pad of paper and has been folded in quarters. It was written at the same time that the photograph was signed as it bears the same address and date. It ends with his signature and rank.

In stock

Description

 

Germany – Postcard and Letter – Dietrich Von Roeder – Autographed

Dietrich von Roeder (1861-1945) was a WW I Generalmajor. During WW I he commanded the 3rd Garde-Brigade, 4th Garde-Brigade, and the 37th Infanterie-Brigade and served on both the Western and Eastern Front in major battles and campaigns. He was subitted for the Pour le Mérite in April 1918.

This grouping consists of a signed original photograph and a hand written letter both to Paul Baer. In the photograph is seen with a large number of officers who may be his staff. This photograph is post WW I and is with the Reichswehr. The reverse of the photograph has a brief message, his address, his rank, and his distinctive signature

The letter is written on the page of a simple lined pad of paper and has been folded in quarters. It was written at the same time that the photograph was signed as it bears the same address and date. It ends with his signature and rank.

Related products

  • FRAMED COLLAGE – KAISER WILHELM I

    SKU: 20-143

    $1,195.00

    This is a fascinating framed collage of artifacts relating to Kaiser Wilhelm I (1797-1888). To begin, the framed collage measures 26″ x 29 1/2.” The framing is very high-quality but modern-day, not period. The frame displays a beautiful gilded molding that sets off the items within the frame quite handsomely. At the frame’s bottom is a brass plaque that states “Kaiser Wilhelm I 1797-1888.” Within the frame are three different windows that have been created to house three items. Each of the windows is double-matted to set off the contents even more attractively. To the far left is a front page newspaper dated 13 March 1888. The newspaper measures 20 1/4″ x 15,” and is from Bremen. It carries the story of the Kaiser’s death, along with key points of his life. On display at the top right is a high-quality, printed notice of a memorial service for the Kaiser by the “Deutschen Vereinen Londons (Germans United in/with London) on 24 March 1888. This measures 9 1/4″ x 7.” Finally, on the bottom right is Kaiser Wilhelm I’s formal portrait, measuring 7″ x 4 3/4.” It also displays his distinctive signature in black ink. This magnificent presentation deserves a special place in your home or office. [As this is a very large presentation, professional packing will be required to ensure safe delivery to its new owner. Shipping charges are dependent on the buyer’s location].

    Height: in
    Width: in
    Length: in

    This is a fascinating framed collage of artifacts relating to Kaiser Wilhelm I (1797-1888). To begin, the framed collage measures 26″ x 29 1/2.” The framing is very high-quality but modern-day, not period. The frame displays a beautiful gilded molding that sets off the items within the frame quite handsomely. At the frame’s bottom is a brass plaque that states “Kaiser Wilhelm I 1797-1888.” Within the frame are three different windows that have been created to house three items. Each of the windows is double-matted to set off the contents even more attractively. To the far left is a front page newspaper dated 13 March 1888. The newspaper measures 20 1/4″ x 15,” and is from Bremen. It carries the story of the Kaiser’s death, along with key points of his life. On display at the top right is a high-quality, printed notice of a memorial service for the Kaiser by the “Deutschen Vereinen Londons (Germans United in/with London) on 24 March 1888. This measures 9 1/4″ x 7.” Finally, on the bottom right is Kaiser Wilhelm I’s formal portrait, measuring 7″ x 4 3/4.” It also displays his distinctive signature in black ink. This magnificent presentation deserves a special place in your home or office. [As this is a very large presentation, professional packing will be required to ensure safe delivery to its new owner. Shipping charges are dependent on the buyer’s location].

    In stock

    Learn More

  • RED EAGLE ORDER 2nd CLASS AWARD DOCUMENT SIGNED – KING WILHELM I (LATER KAISER WILHELM I) OF PRUSSIA

    SKU: 19-115

    $450.00

    This is a very interesting award document (urkunde) for the Red Eagle Order 2nd Class. It is the earliest award document we have ever offered [with the exception of award documents for the 1813 Iron Cross 2nd Class signed by King Friedrich Wilhelm III, the grandfather of King (later Kaiser) Wilhelm I]. This document was signed by King Wilhelm I on 18 January 1863. The recipient was Dr. Albert Sigismund Jaspis, the Generalsuperintendant of Pommern in Stettin (1809-1885). The award was actually for the Red Eagle Order 2nd Class with Bow. The use of the bow was a unique addition to the Red Eagle Order, which marked the recipient for the award of a higher class at a later date. The format of the document is identical to that which was used until the end of the Empire in 1918.

    Height: in
    Width: in
    Length: in

    This is a very interesting award document (urkunde) for the Red Eagle Order 2nd Class. It is the earliest award document we have ever offered [with the exception of award documents for the 1813 Iron Cross 2nd Class signed by King Friedrich Wilhelm III, the grandfather of King (later Kaiser) Wilhelm I]. This document was signed by King Wilhelm I on 18 January 1863. The recipient was Dr. Albert Sigismund Jaspis, the Generalsuperintendant of Pommern in Stettin (1809-1885). The award was actually for the Red Eagle Order 2nd Class with Bow. The use of the bow was a unique addition to the Red Eagle Order, which marked the recipient for the award of a higher class at a later date. The format of the document is identical to that which was used until the end of the Empire in 1918.

    Learn More

  • TWO OFFICER PATENTS – ONE OF WHICH IS SIGNED BY KAISER WILHELM II FOR A DOCTOR SERVING IN THE KAISERLICHE MARINE

    SKU: 31-93

    $895.00

    We are always pleased to offer you patents (two) for one officer, particularly a naval officer. They are for a medical doctor named Wilhelm Haltermann. The two documents are described below.

    1). Dr. Haltermann was promoted to Marine-Ober-Assistenzarzt on 27 March 1909. The document was prepared at the Neues Palais. The document measures 8 ½” x 14″ when closed, and 17″ x 14″ when opened. It is set up with four pages, although only two are used. Its second page features a large embossed Hohenzollern Eagle.

    2). The second document is set up in a similar fashion. In this document we see that Dr. Haltermann was promoted to Marine-Stabsarzt in 1912. Again, the embossed Hohenzollern Eagle appears. This promotion, however, features Kaiser Wilhelm II’s large and bold signature. At this time we do not know what service if any that Dr. Haltermann had during and after WW I. Any additional information on him would be greatly appreciated from our audience.

    It is a fine pair of documents. As they are to a navy doctor, we can be assured that they are scarce.

    Height: in
    Width: in
    Length: in

    We are always pleased to offer you patents (two) for one officer, particularly a naval officer. They are for a medical doctor named Wilhelm Haltermann. The two documents are described below.

    1). Dr. Haltermann was promoted to Marine-Ober-Assistenzarzt on 27 March 1909. The document was prepared at the Neues Palais. The document measures 8 ½” x 14″ when closed, and 17″ x 14″ when opened. It is set up with four pages, although only two are used. Its second page features a large embossed Hohenzollern Eagle.

    2). The second document is set up in a similar fashion. In this document we see that Dr. Haltermann was promoted to Marine-Stabsarzt in 1912. Again, the embossed Hohenzollern Eagle appears. This promotion, however, features Kaiser Wilhelm II’s large and bold signature. At this time we do not know what service if any that Dr. Haltermann had during and after WW I. Any additional information on him would be greatly appreciated from our audience.

    It is a fine pair of documents. As they are to a navy doctor, we can be assured that they are scarce.

    Learn More