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This postcard has two separate scenes. At the top are several U-Boote on the surface. On the bottom we see two sailors on lookout, with a kriegsflagge behind them. The reverse shows the postcard was mailed in February 1919.
POSTCARD – U-BOOTE – TWO SAILORS
SKU: 44-31$25.00
This postcard has two separate scenes. At the top are several U-Boote on the surface. On the bottom we see two sailors on lookout, with a kriegsflagge behind them. The reverse shows the postcard was mailed in February 1919.
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This postcard has two separate scenes. At the top are several U-Boote on the surface. On the bottom we see two sailors on lookout, with a kriegsflagge behind them. The reverse shows the postcard was mailed in February 1919.
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