Feldpost cover from Spanish Volunteer with Infanterie-Geschuetz Kompanie Infanterie-Regiment 263 -- part of the Spanish Legion, at this time near the area of Welish, Russia. A bit worn, very good, genuinely used condition.

Feldpost cover from Spanish Volunteer with Infanterie-Regiment 263 -- part of the Spanish Legion. A bit worn, very good, genuinely used condition. Note the sender address reverse 'Alferez Jose Auslander Martin' -- Auslander means 'foreigner'

Feldpost cover from Spanish Volunteer with Infanterie-Regiment 269 -- part of the Spanish Blue Legion at this time in Grodno with Heersegruppe Mitte. A bit worn, very good, genuinely used condition.

Feldpost cover from the TB 'Leopard' with the 2. Torpedoboots-Flottille / 2nd Torpedo Boat Flotilla of the 10. Spanien Verband / 10th Spanish Assembly of the German Navy. A bit chipped, as per scan.

Very scarce Unterseeboot (U-Boot) / submarine feldpost cover from the U-Boot Kommando Salzwedel (Command post of the 'Salzwedel' submarine fleet) aboard the U-35, with the 12. Spanien Verband / 12th Spanish Assembly of the German Navy. Submarine mail from the Spanish Civil War is extremely scarce; this comes from a very advanced Kriegsmarine collection directly from Germany. This cover was sent via the Torpedo boat Kondor, since submarines didn't have their own feldpost stations. A bit folded and worn. While ostensibly on international 'non-intervention' duty to prevent foreign interests from interfering with the war, in actuality, from 1936 until 1938 the German government sent sea, land and air forces (The Condor Legion) to support Franco's Fascist Falangists (Spanish Phalanx of the Assemblies of the National Syndicalist Offensive / Falange Espanola de las Juntas de Ofensiva Nacional Sindicalista) in the Spanish Civil War / Spanischen Buergerkrieges. The Nazis were apparently excited...

Very scarce Unterseeboot (U-Boot) / submarine feldpost cover from aboard the U-30 with the 10. Spanien Verband / 1oth Spanish Assembly of the German Navy. Sent via Kreuzer 'Koeln', since submarines didn't have their own feldpost station. Submarine mail from the Spanish Civil War is extremely scarce; this comes from a very advanced Kriegsmarine collection directly from Germany. While ostensibly on international 'non-intervention' duty to prevent foreign interests from interfering with the war, in actuality, from 1936 until 1938 the German government sent sea, land and air forces (The Condor Legion) to support Franco's Fascist Falangists (Spanish Phalanx of the Assemblies of the National Syndicalist Offensive / Falange Espanola de las Juntas de Ofensiva Nacional Sindicalista) in the Spanish Civil War / Spanischen Buergerkrieges. The Nazis were apparently excited to be able to try out many of their new weapons an actual war. This combat trial included the carpet bombing of Guernica, which...

Very scarce Unterseeboot (U-Boot) / submarine feldpost cover from aboard the U-30 with the 10. Spanien Verband / 10th Spanish Assembly of the German Navy. Oversize (ca9.5x7inches); sent via Torpedoboot 'Jaguar' and canceled Berlin SW11 Marine-Postbureau. Submarine mail from the Spanish Civil War is extremely scarce; this comes from a very advanced Kriegsmarine collection directly from Germany. While ostensibly on international 'non-intervention' duty to prevent foreign interests from interfering with the war, in actuality, from 1936 until 1938 the German government sent sea, land and air forces (The Condor Legion) to support Franco's Fascist Falangists (Spanish Phalanx of the Assemblies of the National Syndicalist Offensive / Falange Espanola de las Juntas de Ofensiva Nacional Sindicalista) in the Spanish Civil War / Spanischen Buergerkrieges. The Nazis were apparently excited to be able to try out many of their new weapons an actual war. This combat trial included the carpet bombing o...

Feldpost cover from naval hospital in Wilhelmshaven to the Kreuzer Emden with the 6. Spanien Verband / 6th Spanish Assembly of the German Navy. A little roughly opened, as per scan.

Feldpost cover from Kreuzer Leipzig with the 6. Spanien Verband / 6th Spanish Assembly of the German Navy, while in Valencia.

Feldpost cover from Panzerschiff Deutschland with the 5. Spanien Verband / 5th Spanish Assembly of the German Navy. While ostensibly on international 'non-intervention' duty to prevent foreign interests from interfering with the war, in actuality, from 1936 until 1938 the German government sent sea, land and air forces (The Condor Legion) to support Franco's Fascist Falangists (Spanish Phalanx of the Assemblies of the National Syndicalist Offensive / Falange Espanola de las Juntas de Ofensiva Nacional Sindicalista) in the Spanish Civil War / Spanischen Buergerkrieges. The Nazis were apparently excited to be able to try out many of their new weapons an actual war. This combat trial included the carpet bombing of Guernica, which, in addition to killing scores of people, inspired the anti-war masterpiece by Pablo Picasso.

Feldpost cover from the TB 'Wolf' with the 3. Torpedoboots-Flottille / 3rd Torpedo Boat Fleet of the 4. Spanien Verband / 4th Spanish Assembly of the German Navy, at this time in Cadiz. While ostensibly on international 'non-intervention' duty to prevent foreign interests from interfering with the war, in actuality, from 1936 until 1938 the German government sent sea, land and air forces (The Condor Legion) to support Franco's Fascist Falangists (Spanish Phalanx of the Assemblies of the National Syndicalist Offensive / Falange Espanola de las Juntas de Ofensiva Nacional Sindicalista) in the Spanish Civil War / Spanischen Buergerkrieges. The Nazis were apparently excited to be able to try out many of their new weapons an actual war. This combat trial included the carpet bombing of Guernica, which, in addition to killing scores of people, inspired the anti-war masterpiece by Pablo Picasso.

Feldpost cover from Panzerkreuzer Nuernberg with the 4. Spanien Verband / 4th Spanish Assembly of the German Navy.

Feldpost cover from Panzerschiff Deutschland with the 3. Spanien Verband / 3rd Spanish Assembly of the German Navy in Alicante. While ostensibly on international 'non-intervention' duty to prevent foreign interests from interfering with the war, in actuality, from 1936 until 1938 the German government sent sea, land and air forces (The Condor Legion) to support Franco's Fascist Falangists (Spanish Phalanx of the Assemblies of the National Syndicalist Offensive / Falange Espanola de las Juntas de Ofensiva Nacional Sindicalista) in the Spanish Civil War / Spanischen Buergerkrieges. The Nazis were apparently excited to be able to try out many of their new weapons an actual war. This combat trial included the carpet bombing of Guernica, which, in addition to killing scores of people, inspired the anti-war masterpiece by Pablo Picasso.

Feldpost RPPC card from Kreuzer Koeln (Cologne) with the 3. Spanien Verband / 3rd Spanish Assembly of the German Navy in La Coruna.

Feldpost cover from the Befehlshaber der Panzerschiffe (BdP) / Commander of the Warships of the 3. Spanien Verband / 3rd Spanish Assembly of the German Navy, which was on board Panzerschiff Deutschland, at this time in Barcelona. While ostensibly on international 'non-intervention' duty to prevent foreign interests from interfering with the war, in actuality, from 1936 until 1938 the German government sent sea, land and air forces (The Condor Legion) to support Franco's Fascist Falangists (Spanish Phalanx of the Assemblies of the National Syndicalist Offensive / Falange Espanola de las Juntas de Ofensiva Nacional Sindicalista) in the Spanish Civil War / Spanischen Buergerkrieges. The Nazis were apparently excited to be able to try out many of their new weapons an actual war. This combat trial included the carpet bombing of Guernica, which, in addition to killing scores of people, inspired the anti-war masterpiece by Pablo Picasso.