Germany, Imperial. A Large Envelope To The German War Ministry, East Asian Department (Boxer Rebellion) Hold particularly emphasizing his action in

particularly emphasizing his action in the Afghan and African campaigns of the late 19th century

Undated and unused

The interior of the cap is lined champagne-coloured satin that is firmly stitched into place using white twill

It features separately inserted air vents on either side

with a buckram core

Germany, Imperial. A Large Envelope To The German War Ministry, East Asian Department (Boxer Rebellion) Hold particularly emphasizing his action inThe envelope is addressed to the Royal War Ministry, East Asian Department, in Berlin. It is a Feldpost letter. On the front is an ink stamp from the East Asian Expedition Corps. The reverse shows two paper stamps of the Commander of the East Asian Expedition Corps. An ink stamp dates the letter to September 16, 1901. Footnote: The East Asian Expedition Corps was a German led multi national army of 64,000 men from Germany, the US, the UK, France,