Serbia, Occupied. A Group of Sixty-Two Prisoner Of War Correspondence Letters and Photographs certificate_of_authenticity the reverse with a crimped

the reverse with a crimped barrel hinge and narrow banjo-style pinback meeting a round wire catch

and “15” in raised numbering on the obverse

Republic of Ecuador coat-of-arms insignia in silver gilt

clutching a target overlaid by a swastika and flanked by a date of “1944”

Serbia, Occupied. A Group of Sixty-Two Prisoner Of War Correspondence Letters and Photographs certificate_of_authenticity the reverse with a crimpedA group of 53 letters to prisoners of war kept at Stalag IV B, Stalag VIII C, and Stalag IV G. The letters were written in pencil in serbian between 1942 and 1944 by the loved ones from these inmates, measuring 148 mm (w) x 102 mm (l). The group is accompanied by nine black and white photographs depicting Serbian soldiers, all letters appear to be legible, the group in overall very fine condition.