WWII German Feldpost Envelope – 1942

An original German military Feldpost envelope from World War II, postmarked January 13, 1942. The envelope was sent by German soldier Franz Lammerauer (Feldpost number 12929) to fellow soldier Sepp Löckher, stationed at Flaklager Stammersdorf in Vienna, Austria. Flaklager Stammersdorf was associated with Germany’s wartime anti-aircraft defenses. This envelope offers an interesting connection to the Luftwaffe’s air defense operations during World War II.

The envelope features an original German military Feldpost cancellation with the Reich eagle and swastika, along with handwritten sender and recipient details. An authentic piece of WWII postal history, ideal for collectors of German military correspondence or as a historical backdrop for displaying medals, badges, dog tags and other wartime relics.

Product Information:

• Date: January 13, 1942
• Sender: Soldier Franz Lammerauer
• Recipient: Soldier Sepp Löckher
• Destination: Flaklager Stammersdorf, Vienna (Wien 21)
• Feldpost Number: 12929
• Features: Original military Feldpost cancellation and handwritten addresses
• Condition: Original wartime condition with age-related wear, as shown in the photographs

Please note: This listing is for the original envelope only. No letter is included. Military relics shown in the display photographs are for illustration purposes and are not included.

CUSTOMS DISCLAIMER

Our exclusive artifacts are shipped from the Netherlands. We ship internationally! If you are living in a different customs union than the European Union, customs may apply. These charges are your responsibility as we are only charging the transportation fee for your order.