A large text volume "Deutsche Gedenkhalle" and a collection of "Illustrierte Zeitung" Large-format volume with 418 partly illustrated pages, by Julius von Pflugk-Harttung, Max Herzig, Hugo Tschudi and Paul Bailleu, among others, printed by Verlagsanstalt Vaterland, Berlin, Leipzig o. J. (ca. 1905), brown, silver-stamped original binding (somewhat rubbed), dimensions 46 x 37 x 5.5 cm. Comes with a collection of approx. 70 issues of the "Illustrierte Zeitung" including over 20 wartime issues, not consecutive, mostly 1940s wartime volumes. Partly slightly damaged, signs of age. Mainly beautifully preserved with exciting insights into the period (war events, propaganda, culture, advertising). Preview recommended. Condition: II

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