WWI German Original Military Patriotic Postcard Morgenrot Soldier Scene Unposted

Original WWI German Patriotic Postcard - Morgenrot! This is an original World War I-era German patriotic postcard, issued circa 1914, featuring powerful wartime imagery and poetic text from the famous German soldier's song and poem "Morgenrot" ("Red Sky in the Morning"). Dramatic wartime illustration showing a soldier in Pickelhaube helmet mourning over a fallen comrade.

Upper vignette depicts a somber battlefield or camp scene with wounded soldiers. Accompanied by emotional poetic text.

Bald wird die Trompete blasen, Dann muss ich mein Leben lassen, Ich und mancher Kamerad. Translation: Soon the trumpet will sound, then I must give my life - I and many comrades. Series number at lower right: B.

Blank reverse, typical of early WWI production postcards. Approximate Size: 5 1/4 x 3 1/2 inches. Slight natural curve (common in original cards of the period).

No tears or significant damage. Historical Significance: This card is part of a broader patriotic and morale-boosting series circulated throughout Germany during WWI. These were collected, exchanged, or sent by soldiers and civilians alike. The "Morgenrot" poem was widely recognized and symbolized the emotional sacrifice of German troops during the Great War. This item will be carefully packaged with tracking.

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