Vintage German postcard showing a sow with a large group of piglets gathered outside a wooden farm building. The printed German caption reads: Zahlreiche Familie Translation: A large family or Numerous family. The photograph is credited to Hans Krug of Berlin. The reverse includes technical information about the photograph, including the use of a Zeiss Tessar lens, as well as advertising for Photo-Post of Nuremberg. The postcard was mailed from Berlin-Johannisthal on June 29, 1938 and bears a green 6-pfennig Deutsches Reich stamp. It is addressed to Rehfelde, Germany, with a handwritten message in German. Details Subject: Sow with piglets Caption: Zahlreiche Familie Photographer: Hans Krug, Berlin Publisher: Photo-Post, Nürnberg Postmark: Berlin-Johannisthal Postmark date: June 29, 1938 Stamp: 6-pfennig Deutsches Reich Postal status: Posted Language: German Era: Interwar Type: Printed photographic postcard Country: Germany Condition Used vintage condition with corner and edge wear, age toning, surface marks, light creasing and postal handling wear. A horizontal printing or scanning-type line is visible across the image and reverse. Writing, stamp and postmark are present on the back. Please review both images closely for the exact condition.
1938 Germany Pig Family Postcard Sow Piglets Hans Krug Berlin Farm Animals
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