My 2nd collection: Feldpost

[Landser I]

Badges and uniforms are telling stories, but not as loud as Feldpost right from the soldier himself.
So I began to collect Feldpost and other personal paperwork, and I want you to show some of the interesting pieces.

At first, here are some nice postal stamps on the envelopes, the letters are mostly unreadable because of the bad handwriting.
I trie to decode every word of them, but sometimes it's quite impossible.

1. "Fallschirm-Flak-Abteilung 1" (with a nice stamp on it too)
2. "Dienststelle Feldpostnummer 21000 A"
3. "Truppendienststelle Feldpost-Nummer L 09261"
4. SS-Feldpost, "Gendarmerie-Posten Stein"
5. "Schule IV für Fahnenjunker der Infanterie" (Infantry officer school)

I hope you enjoy!

[Rik.S]

Great feldpost you have in your collection. I myself collect feldpost to. I love the history and the ammount of information you can find in the letters, stamps and feldpostnumbers.

[Landser I]

Also the variations are gigantic, an endless field to collect!

Here is a small variation of the standard Feldpost papers, thin and brown , they were given to the soldier for free.
The second one is an - obviously- unused piece from which I've got about 25 pieces.
All of the others are stamped 1942 and 1943 and came from soldiers of the Heer.

[Sarge]

I've got a bunch of the Feldpost envelopes, most with letters in them. I have Lw, Heer u. W-SS. Don't think I have any from the Km?
I also have some blank forms.
I've picked these up at a wide variety of places including flea markets in Germany.
Sarge