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This postcard shows a U-Boat shelling a port. It comes from a painting by the noted naval artist Professor Willy Stöwer. The postcard was produced for “U-Boot=Tag Juni 1917.”
POSTCARD – U-BOAT SHELLING PORT
SKU: 38-1414$20.00
This postcard shows a U-Boat shelling a port. It comes from a painting by the noted naval artist Professor Willy Stöwer. The postcard was produced for “U-Boot=Tag Juni 1917.”
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This postcard shows a U-Boat shelling a port. It comes from a painting by the noted naval artist Professor Willy Stöwer. The postcard was produced for “U-Boot=Tag Juni 1917.”
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