u/Bagieta_1

Hello!

All postcards were scanned at 300 DPI.

Postcard 1 (image 1 to 2)

Postcard 2 (image 3 to 5)

Postcard 3 (image 6 to 8)

Postcard 4 (image 9 to 10)

If any of the postcards aren't written in kurrent or sütterlin, please tell me so I can post them somewhere else.

I believe they are written in kurrent, if not, please tell me so that I can post them elsewhere.
All postcards were scanned at 300 DPI.

Postcard 1 - image 1 (If possible, both the correspondence and address sides.)
Postcard 2 - image 2-3
Postcard 3 - image 4

For all responses, I would like to thank you in advance.

Hello, first-time poster here. I hope I picked the right sub for this.

I got these two postcards at a flea market. My question is: what ships are they? If it’s not possible to identify the exact ships, then at least what type of ships are they?

All I can say that they are German.

Hello! Before anyone asks, yes, this is yet another repost of a single postcard that I originally included together with several others. I probably shouldn't have done that, since that post could have been quite overwhelming.

For all responses, I would like to thank in advance.

Hello. I would like to request help with this marriage record.

What i need the most is (if they are on the record):
Full names of both spouses
Dates of birth and ages
Occupations and addresses/places of residence
Date and place of marriage
Parents’ names, if available, ideally with the same details as for the spouses
Witnesses’ names

If the record isn't of the best quality, I've included a link to it below:
Page 1: on the right, No. 25
Page 2: on the left

Hello! Before anyone asks, yes, this is a repost of a single postcard that I originally included together with several others. I probably shouldn't have done that, since the post could have been quite overwhelming. But, going back to the point:

I know that on the postcard (the area underlined in green), it most probably says “Juni 1917.”

What I’m interested in is the list of (presumably) ranks and surnames/names on the left, as well as the rest of the text on the right.

Image 1 - Full unedited
Image 2 - text underlined
Image 3 and 4 - close ups of left and right

Hello! I acquired these three postcards at a fair, and wondered what they say.

Postcard 1 - image 1

Postcard 2 - image 2 - 4

For all responses I would like to thank you in advance.

Hello! I know I’m posting for the second day in a row, but I would like to request a transcription of these German postcards.
All postcards were scanned at 300 DPI.

Postcard 1 - image 1
Postcard 2 - image 2
Postcard 3 - image 3 - 5
Postcard 4 - image 6 - 8

For all the responses, I would like to thank you in advance.

Hello! I acquired several postcards at a recent fair and wondered what they say.
I post them here because I believe they are written in kurrent, if not, please tell me so that I can post them elsewhere.
All postcards were scanned at 300 DPI.
I only need a transcription; with the translation, I can deal with myself.

Postcard 1 - 1-4
Postcard 2 - 5
Postcard 3 - 6 - 9

For all responses, I would like to thank you in advance.

Hello! I acquired these three postcards at a fair, and wondered what they say.

Postcard 1 - image 1-3

Postcard 2 - image 4-6

Postcard 3 - image 7

For all responses I would like to thank you in advance.

Hello, I got this postcard recently, and I wondered what it says.

I think it's French but I'm not sure.

Pictures I took on my recent trip.

(Sorry if I used the wrong flair.)

Hello, here are some bring backs from Bytom antique fair.

Everything is presented above but here is a list:

~17 RPPCs from around WWI [1910-1919] [Image 2-3]

2 RPPCs from WW2 (btw, does anyone recognize the ships on those two or their class) and 1 photo of a soldier dated 1939 [Image 4]

Black wound badge - steel, magnetic [Image 5 - 11]

West wall medal with award envelope [Image 12 - 16]

Thanks in advance for your help regarding the last two.

Hello! It's me again with another envelope that I need help with.

What I can read on the envelope is "Feldpost" at the top, and on the second image I can make out "Abs. Gefr. ..., 45012."

If anyone could transcribe the rest of the text, I would be very grateful. Thank you in advance for any help!

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Hello!

I'd like to ask for some help transcribing this letter from 1940. It comes from my personal collection.

The letter was scanned at 600 dpi, so hopefully the image quality is good enough. I'd be very grateful for any help with the transcription.

Also, please excuse me if it isn't actually Kurrent or Sütterlin. I'm still learning how to tell those scripts apart from German cursive.

Thanks in advance!

Hello! I have several letters from World War II (Like the World War I postcards I collect, I also collect those.)

But getting to the point:

Image 1 is the whole envelope, unedited.

Image 2 and 3 are the ones I need help with. The words outlined in green are the ones I think I've managed to identify.

From top to bottom:

Feldpost

Weber

in Peiskretscham (town that today's Pyskowice, in Silesia, Poland)

The word outlined in yellow I'm not sure about, I think it says "Herr.".

The words outlined in red are the ones I couldn't identify and need help with.

As for the third image, I believe the number is most likely "10965." But i couldn't identify the sentece before it.

Hello, Here is what I managed to bring back from an antique fair.

1 Photo and 3 RPPCs from WW1 and 10 letters from WW2 (I think mostly from soldiers.)

Going to have a field day translating and researching soldiers/people that send them.

I acquired these three postcards today on a antique fair, and would like to know what they say.

Postcard 1 are images 1-3

Postcard 2 are images 4-6

Postcard 3 are images 7-9

Also does anyone know what the S.B. 2.Komp. I.E./70 means in the third postcard?

After research I came to conclusions that S.B. meant Soldatenbrief, and that I.E./70 most likely means Infanterie-Ersatz-Bataillon no. 70 but I'm not sure about it.

For all responses I would like to thank you in advance.