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Germany, Imperial. A Red Eagle Document Group to Postal Director Kießig 1913

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Germany, Imperial. A Red Eagle Document Group to Postal Director Kießig 1913

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Germany, Imperial. A Red Eagle Document Group to Postal Director Kießig 1913

A Red Eagle Order 4th Class certificate to Postdirektor Alexander Hugo Kießig in Werdau (Saxony), dated to Berlin on 18 January 1913. Measuring 210 mm (w) x 329 mm (h), presenting two folding creases, remains near extremely fine.

With accompanying letter, dated to Berlin on 13 January 1913. Measuring 208 mm (w) x 266 mm (h), presenting two folding creases, remains better than very fine.

An appointment document to Rat (councillor) 4th Class, dated to Berlin on 21 December 1910. Measuring 209 mm (w) x 264 mm (h), presenting two folding creases, remains better than very fine.