Schmuckblattelegramm E:

The Deutsche Reichspost Telegramm shown here has a striking Hanns Bastanier illustration on an eagle above swastika flags and below a swastika 'sun' on the front cover.  The back cover illustration by Bastanier is of the baroque Garnisonkirche in Potsdam, above the date 21 March 1933, the day Hitler was sworn in as Reichschancellor of Germany in that the Garnison Church.

The telegram was sent from Prüm to Junkerath on 26 May 1934 and contains heartfelt wishes for the newly married couple Vonderthamm-Kirsch.  Comes with a rare Deutsche Reichspost telegram order form filled out in pencil.

This beautiful 83+ year old Nazi era telegram is in good original condition, but it has slightly yellowed with age.

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Schmuckblattelegramm K:

The Deutsche Reichspost Telegramm shown left features a superb Hanns Behrdt illustration of a sailing ship with a Nazi swastika flag. On the back is a Behrdt illustration of a sunset over water.
This telegram was sent from Hamburg on 19 July 1939 by a Getrud Grelck to W. Hagen, with heartfelt wishes.

$ 42.50 delivered by 1st Class Mail in the USA.
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Schmuckblattelegramm B:

The 8-3/8 x 11-5/8 inch 4-panel Deutsche Reichspost Telegramm shown here has a lake scene on the front and a Nazi eagle and swastika on the back.

The telegram was sent by Karl Voss on 7 March 1938 to congratulate the Brinkmann family celebrating at Hotel Freitag in Lage.

This absolutely original Nazi era telegram is in very good original condition with some light staining on the front.

$ 25.00 delivered by 1st Class Mail in the USA.
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$19.50 delivered by 1st Class Mail in the USA.
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Schmuckblattelegramm D:

The Deutsche Reichspost telegram shown right was sent from Amsterdam in the Netherlands on 8 March 1937 to Otto Sanner of Berlin. The typed birthday message inside is in (very poor) English. 

The illustration on the front cover of a bride and groom in a carriage accompanied by many horses is by E. Feverabend of Berlin-Friedenau. The back has an illustration of an old style German eagle, also by artist Feverabend.  Was folded but still in good used condtion with some smudges on the back.

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  An original Nazi era telegram in good used condition.

Schmuckblattelegramm L:

The Deutsche Reichspost telegram shown left was sent from Stargard in Pommerania on 3 April 1934 by Hedwig Zagelweyer.  She sent congratulations to the Lewalds in Magdeburg on the occasion of their marriage. 

This original Nazi telegram has flowers on the front and back and is in very good used condition.  The flower wreath on the back cover has a small old-style German eagle in the middle. 

$15.00 delivered by 1st Class Mail in the USA.
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Schmuckblattelegramm BLANK

This is an original Third Reich Deutsche Reichspost telegram that depicts traditional German Malerei (painted) farmer images, a Wehrmacht soldier, cradle, wine glass, etc.on the front and back cover.  It was an "all-purpose" telegram that could be used for many different occasions.  This one was never used - it is blank on the inside, see photo below. 

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Schmuckblattelegramm Nürnberg:

This Deutsche Reichspost Telegramm features a superb illustration of the medieval castle of Nürnberg, City of the Nazi Party Days, above a Nazi swastika flanked by two coat of arms. It was sent from Rosenheim on 28 August 1940 to Pauline Schlittenhofer who was celebrating her 50th birthday. 

Good used condition and 100% original to the Third Reich period in Germany.

Schmuckblattelegramm Z:

This original Deutsche Reichspost Telegramm features a superb illustration of a Zeppelin and Lufthansa airplane by artist Meerwald. On the back is a striking illustration of a Nazi eagle and swastika, a globe showing Lufthansa air routes and the caption Luftfahrt ist Not (Aviation is a Necessity). This Nazi Schmuckblattelegramm was sent from Leverkusen on 8 August 1940 by Hugo Heider to Mr. Mellin, congratulating him on this 40th business anniversary.   Very nice condition, exactly as shown.