Description
Gunner HANSON (sic) refused to leave his post
Recruiting offices were established in several towns and the men were trained as they enlisted
Sedlatzek on pin
white canvas hoist sleeve with a thick braided twine rope stitched in place
An Envelope Sent By Airship “Hindenburg” To New York, 1936 Newly Listed Gunner HANSON (sic) refused toAn envelope, measuring 156x100mm, near mint condition. It appears unopened, but empty. The sender is H. E. Sieger from Lorch (southwest Germany), who sent it on April 20, 1936. The recipient is Mr. K. H. Royter on Fourth Avenue in New York City. It arrived in New York on May 9.
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