Germany, Imperial. A Signed Postcard Of Fighter Ace Leutnant Max Immelmann GTRexclude The organization worked with the

The organization worked with the American and Canadian Red Cross to provide this relief

two silver bars for eighteen months' service and gilt crown for volunteers on its original ribbon)

marked "900" (silver) and hallmarked on the reverse

It is size stamped in black ink "66" on one of the rear panels

small chip evident in the navy blue enamels

Germany, Imperial. A Signed Postcard Of Fighter Ace Leutnant Max Immelmann GTRexclude The organization worked with the(Luftstreitkrfte Fliegerass Postkarte mit Unterschrift). A rare signed postcard depicting First World War fighter ace Leutnant (later Oberleutnant) Max Immelmann, in uniform and with an array of decorations including the Pour le Mrite clearly visible, the lower half of the image overlaid by Immelmanns clear handwritten signature in black ink, the lower right corner bearing a mark indicating the the postcard was issued as part of a series of wartime