Germany. Two Wartime Photos Of Female Army Signals Auxiliaries Archive 1943 and signed in ink

1943 and signed in ink by a Colonel and Deputy Commander

with eighteen chapters

Sewn in place on the peak on the front is an Army (Heer) eagle in gray and green machine embroidery

11 days in Rest Company then to duty

Germany. Two Wartime Photos Of Female Army Signals Auxiliaries Archive 1943 and signed in inkMeasuring 64x94mm (near mint, light warping) and 58x77mm (extremely fine, light creasing). The slightly bigger picture shows a young woman wearing the uniform of a female Heer signals auxiliary, the so called Blitzmdchen. Note the membership brooch on the tie. The note on the reverse reads: as an eternal keepsake, and below she signed with her first name: Liesel. The second picture shows Liesel with a colleague, both in uniform. On the reverse she