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This color postcard shows the battleship S.M.S. Schwaben along with an attractive young woman dressed as a sailor, holding a net on her shoulder. She can be identified as a “part” of the S. M. S. Schwaben’s crew by her mütze’s cap tally.
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This color postcard shows the battleship S.M.S. Schwaben along with an attractive young woman dressed as a sailor, holding a net on her shoulder. She can be identified as a “part” of the S. M. S. Schwaben’s crew by her mütze’s cap tally.
This color postcard shows the battleship S.M.S. Schwaben along with an attractive young woman dressed as a sailor, holding a net on her shoulder. She can be identified as a “part” of the S. M. S. Schwaben’s crew by her mütze’s cap tally.
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This color postcard shows the battleship S.M.S. Schwaben along with an attractive young woman dressed as a sailor, holding a net on her shoulder. She can be identified as a “part” of the S. M. S. Schwaben’s crew by her mütze’s cap tally.
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This is a postcard depicting the Battleship S. M. S. Kaiser Wilhelm der Große, one of the five ships within the Kaiser Friedrich III Klasse. She was commissioned in 1901. She was a relic that saw little WW I service. After the war she was scrapped at Kiel. She is shown at anchor, with a number of launches beside her. The postcard was not used.
This is a postcard depicting the Battleship S. M. S. Kaiser Wilhelm der Große, one of the five ships within the Kaiser Friedrich III Klasse. She was commissioned in 1901. She was a relic that saw little WW I service. After the war she was scrapped at Kiel. She is shown at anchor, with a number of launches beside her. The postcard was not used.
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This is a postcard of the small cruiser S. M. S. Augsburg. She was one of the four ships of the “Kolberg” Class. She saw extensive service in the Baltic in operations against Russia. She was delivered to Japan after WW I. The ship was scrapped in the Netherlands in 1922. She is seen steaming under the bridge at Levensauer Hochbrücke. The postcard was never mailed.
This is a postcard of the small cruiser S. M. S. Augsburg. She was one of the four ships of the “Kolberg” Class. She saw extensive service in the Baltic in operations against Russia. She was delivered to Japan after WW I. The ship was scrapped in the Netherlands in 1922. She is seen steaming under the bridge at Levensauer Hochbrücke. The postcard was never mailed.
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This is a color postcard of the S. M. S. Odin. She was a Küstenpanzerschiff that was intended for coastal defense and patrol. She was the last type of ship built by the German Navy before they shifted to producing true battleships. The color postcard shows the S. M. S. Odin in a later configuration, as originally she only had one funnel, and here she has two.
This is a color postcard of the S. M. S. Odin. She was a Küstenpanzerschiff that was intended for coastal defense and patrol. She was the last type of ship built by the German Navy before they shifted to producing true battleships. The color postcard shows the S. M. S. Odin in a later configuration, as originally she only had one funnel, and here she has two.
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