Germany. A Third Reich Period Letter Sent to German Graphics Company Agfa’s Argentina Office Newly Listed 64 Casualty Clearing Station on

64 Casualty Clearing Station on November 2nd

the obverse centre bears a six-pointed black enamel medallion with a central “D” above two upwards facing crossed cannons

It consists of a sturdy steel (magnetic) case painted in dark olive-drab

the painting is situated vertically and is of a battle scene with two Junkers Ju 87 planes (dive bombers) on a dark

An additional Linnenbrugger & Ellermann mark is stamped onto the reverse

Germany. A Third Reich Period Letter Sent to German Graphics Company Agfa’s Argentina Office Newly Listed 64 Casualty Clearing Station onA letter, measuring 161x110mm, near extremely fine condition with light fraying. It was sent from Berlin to Buenos Aires, Argentina, to the local office of Agfa, short for Agfa Gevaert N. V., a German Belgian graphics company that exists to this day. At the time, it was part of the IG Farben conglomerate. The letter is dated to 1938. It arrived on August 7.