Help with WW1 postcards Pioneer Kp 20

[HD1450]

I have this set of four postcards of i believe the " Bayer Pioneer Kp. 20 " dated 1917 . As you can see in the picture's they are all hung together on a length of red ribbon which is now getting frail , The photo's were all taken in the same location & show different groups including Kompany HQ , there are lot's of medals & ribbons on show , there are also a few X's on certain soldiers as too perhaps point out who was who in the photo's . Now i myself do not collect Imperial items so i will be looking too pass these onto perhaps someone who does , so can anyone give me an approx value for this set please

[HPL2008]

Very nice. Sorry, can't help with value, but the captions translate as:

3rd Platoon
signature
[signed]
Dedicated to the company members
by the officers of Engineer Company 20


2nd Platoon
signature
[signed]


1st Platoon
signature
[signed]


Bavarian Engineer Company 20
wartime Christmas 1917
company staff
24/12/17
Leutnant and Company Commander

[HD1450]

Very nice. Sorry, can't help with value, but the captions translate as:

3rd Platoon
signature
[signed]
Dedicated to the company members
by the officers of Engineer Company 20


2nd Platoon
signature
[signed]


1st Platoon
signature
[signed]


Bavarian Engineer Company 20
wartime Christmas 1917
company staff
24/12/17
Leutnant and Company Commander

Many thanks my friend , that's helped me

[HD1450]

Here are two more i will be also looking to move on

[HPL2008]

The first one says:

"Feldpostkarte

Herrn M. Wilinski
Polizeisergeant
Wanne Westf. [= Westfalen]

Abs. [= Absender] Reservist E. Wilinski
[...], Kolberg, Pommern

Viele Grüße und ein
Bild von mir.

Emil"

...meaning:

"Field post card

To: Mr. M. Wilinski
Police Sergeant
Wanne, Westfalia

Sender: Reservist E. Wilinski
[...], Kolberg, Pomerania

Many greetings and a
photograph of me.

Emil"

(Sorry about the one missing word; somehow I can't quite make it out.)

[HPL2008]

The second one is giving me a really hard time, so, again: Sorry about the blanks.

The postcard was sent by a man named Schimann, whose address is given as Berlin N 4, Invalidenstraße 42. It is addressed to:

"Wehrmann
Hermann oder Adolf
Schweigel
IV. Reserve Armeekorps
7. Division
2. Compagnie
Reserve Inf. Reg. No. 26"

...i.e.:

"Wehrmann
Hermann or Adolf
Schweigel
IV. Reserve Army Corps
7th Division
2nd Company
Reserve Infantry Regiment No. 26"

Wehrmann was the rank designation for a basic-level private in the Landwehr, i.e. the second-line reserves. The actual text is:

"Berlin 16.II.15

Meine Lieben.
Die herzlichsten Grüße fern
von der Heimat an Euch beide
wie geht es Euch hoffentlich
[...] [...] und munter
Bruder Fritz hat heute aus
Oppeln auch geschrieben an
uns eine Karte hat er auch
erhalten und seine Wunde
heilt sehr schön. Nun [...]
herzlichen Gruß
[signed]"

...meaning...:

"Berlin 16/2/15

My dear ones.
The most heartfelt greetings from far
from home to the two of you
how are you hopefully
[...] [...] and well
today, brother Fritz has written
to us from Oppeln, too
he has also received a postcard
and his wound is
healing nicely. Now [...]
cordial greetings
[signed]"

(The writer has hardly used any interpunction in his message.)

[HD1450]

The second one is giving me a really hard time, so, again: Sorry about the blanks.

The postcard was sent by a man named Schimann, whose address is given as Berlin N 4, Invalidenstraße 42. It is addressed to:

"Wehrmann
Hermann oder Adolf
Schweigel
IV. Reserve Armeekorps
7. Division
2. Compagnie
Reserve Inf. Reg. No. 26"

...i.e.:

"Wehrmann
Hermann or Adolf
Schweigel
IV. Reserve Army Corps
7th Division
2nd Company
Reserve Infantry Regiment No. 26"

Wehrmann was the rank designation for a basic-level private in the Landwehr, i.e. the second-line reserves. The actual text is:

"Berlin 16.II.15

Meine Lieben.
Die herzlichsten Grüße fern
von der Heimat an Euch beide
wie geht es Euch hoffentlich
[...] [...] und munter
Bruder Fritz hat heute aus
Oppeln auch geschrieben an
uns eine Karte hat er auch
erhalten und seine Wunde
heilt sehr schön. Nun [...]
herzlichen Gruß
[signed]"

...meaning...:

"Berlin 16/2/15

My dear ones.
The most heartfelt greetings from far
from home to the two of you
how are you hopefully
[...] [...] and well
today, brother Fritz has written
to us from Oppeln, too
he has also received a postcard
and his wound is
healing nicely. Now [...]
cordial greetings
[signed]"

(The writer has hardly used any interpunction in his message.)

Again many thanks for translating this for me HPL2008

[HD1450]

Apart from my good friend HPL2008 helping me with the translations , can anyone try & help me regarding pricing these ? you can always pm me if you want

[HD1450]

Can nobody help me with some sort of prices please ! i need to move these on to another home

[AlecH]

HD1450,
These WW1 group postcards are fairly common, I believe not so sort after by collectors. I would expect to pay 2 - 3 Euro, not much more.