Something for Helen

[argsilverson]

Dear Helen,
In a local auction catalogue, where you can find some interesting photos etc material for WW1, WW2 and balkan wars I found one interesting postcard.

Legend translates: "German naval arillery alongwith turks fire against the mixed English and French fleet at Dardanelles"

link: http://www.collectio.gr/database/auction.asp?page=4&lotno1=3000

item lot 3152

Hope you like

[Mancha]

Not Helen (of course), but I wanted to thank you for this link.  Cool stuff in there.  Would you mind translating all the rest of them as well?   

[argsilverson]

Dear Mancha,

All 4000 lots??? impossible

[argsilverson]

Dear Mancha and all,

If you need a specific translation for something I can do, the whole catalogue impossible.

[Cory]

What's the translation for the armored train in lot 3155?

[argsilverson]

exactly is says: armoured train with guns

[argsilverson]

it is from WW1 era war 1915-1918. It seems to me something like Japanese
Unfortunately no further data

[Mancha]

All 4000 lots???

That's asking too much, huh?   

I love the hat in Lot 3347.  And the juxtaposition of the gun and tights in Lot 3341 makes me grin too.

Thanks again for the link.

[argsilverson]

Lot 3347 is an irregular could say "bandit"

The other one is a Macedonian in tradional dress

[Helen]

Dear Helen,
In a local auction catalogue, where you can find some interesting photos etc material for WW1, WW2 and balkan wars I found one interesting postcard.

Legend translates: "German naval arillery alongwith turks fire against the mixed English and French fleet at Dardanelles"

link: http://www.collectio.gr/database/auction.asp?page=4&lotno1=3000

item lot 3152

Hope you like

Thanks Arg,

I'll take my time looking through all this wonderful material.

Thanks again for thinking of me.

[argsilverson]

Happy you liked.

Now I am thinking to convert some german sailors to wear a turkish fez and then what, another vessel for Turkey?