New Photo Pick-Ups - Please Share

[rbminis]

Thanks Bill,
Here are a couple more.

[tempelhof]

a couple of great photographs here. i really like these.

[rbminis]

a couple of great photographs here. i really like these.

Only a couple tempy?
Ralph.

[rbminis]

Here is another, I would appreciate if anyone can tell me what is written on the back.
Ralph.

[tempelhof]

haha you know what i meant. i'm gonna need a few days to go through the other 249 pages!

[tempelhof]

i can't read all of it. perhaps someone else can, but you have:

"in memory of your..." (can't read the name)

then on the left there's an address: (can't read first word)... "Schneiden(mandel??), Ringstrasse 33."

"Hammerstein, the 1st of June, 1942"

Sorry I can't be more precise but I think someone will certainly happen along to clean this up.

[Dean]

Thanks Bill,
Here are a couple more.

Looks like not all panzermen are wearing black overseas caps, some are field grey? Thanks for sharing!I love to see the panzer uniforms in wear!

[HPL2008]

i can't read all of it. perhaps someone else can, but you have:

"in memory of your..." (can't read the name)

then on the left there's an address: (can't read first word)... "Schneiden(mandel??), Ringstrasse 33."

"Hammerstein, the 1st of June, 1942"

Sorry I can't be more precise but I think someone will certainly happen along to clean this up.

It says:

"Zur Erinnerung
Ihr
[signed]

Wohnhaft: Schneidemühl,
Ringstr. 33

Hammerstein, d. 1.6.42"

...i.e.:

"As a memory
your
[signed]

Address: Schneidemühl,
Ringstr. 33

Hammerstein, 1 June 42"

Schneidemühl [Polish name Piła] is a town in West Prussia, now northwestern Poland. There are more than half a dozen towns named Hammerstein, but in this case it is most likely the Hammerstein in West Prussia [Polish name Czarne], located some 70 kilometers from Schneidemühl/Piła.

The man in the photo is an official [Beamter] of the Heer.

[rbminis]

It says:

"Zur Erinnerung
Ihr
[signed]

Wohnhaft: Schneidemühl,
Ringstr. 33

Hammerstein, d. 1.6.42"

...i.e.:

"As a memory
your
[signed]

Address: Schneidemühl,
Ringstr. 33

Hammerstein, 1 June 42"

Schneidemühl [Polish name Piła] is a town in West Prussia, now northwestern Poland. There are more than half a dozen towns named Hammerstein, but in this case it is most likely the Hammerstein in West Prussia [Polish name Czarne], located some 70 kilometers from Schneidemühl/Piła.

The man in the photo is an official [Beamter] of the Heer.

Thanks tempy!
Thank you Andreas!
Ralph.

[rbminis]

Looks like not all panzermen are wearing black overseas caps, some are field grey? Thanks for sharing!I love to see the panzer uniforms in wear!

Yes Dean, it appears that 5 of the 6 men are wearing field grey O/S caps. I didn't notice it until I posted it.
Ralph.