Germany, Postschutzpolizei. A Rare Wartime Studio Portrait Of A Zughauptführer With Dagger Auction Archive The stamp is lightly faded

The stamp is lightly faded but still visible and clearly legible

He is documented as having fought in the South African campaigns of the late 1870s

Private Walsh was later transferred to the 3rd Infantry Battalion "Toronto Regiment" and was a member of a large trench raiding party of five officers and ninety other ranks

108 mm x 279 mm and 104 mm x 217 mm respectively)

Germany, Postschutzpolizei. A Rare Wartime Studio Portrait Of A Zughauptführer With Dagger Auction Archive The stamp is lightly fadedA rare photo of a member of the Postschutzpolizei (Postal Protection Police), who were tasked with securing the postal, telephone, and telegraph system. The man in the picture can be identified by his collar tabs and shoulder straps as a Zughauptfhrer (6th highest rank, out of 12). On his left arm he wears the Postschutz Enlisted Mans Sleeve Eagle. Note the Postschutz dagger, which was commissioned in 1939. He also wears a Hindenburg Cross ribbon. The