Reproductions of WWII-era German Feldpostkarte (field post cards) used by Wehrmacht soldiers to send messages home via the military mail system. These postcards were an integral part of daily life on the front and served both personal and propagandistic purposes—keeping morale up and maintaining contact with loved ones.
The illustrated designs varied by theme and season, ranging from battlefield imagery to Christmas or New Year’s greetings (e.g., Weihnachten 1943 or Kriegsweihnacht). Some cards were artistically drawn, while others featured official propaganda motifs symbolizing loyalty, sacrifice, and unity between the front and the home front.
Each card includes an authentic-style back layout with space for both address and message, in the standard WWII postcard format. Soldiers kept them as part of their field kit, and families also sent them to the front inside parcels and letters.
Ideal for reenactment postal scenes, field desk setups, soldier kits, or as part of historical displays about wartime communication.
Additional parameters
| Category: | Personal items |
|---|---|
| EAN: | Choose variant |
| ? Dimensions:: | 105x150mm |
Ivan B.
