🔥WWI German Lt Pilot Otto M Vieser Archive Documented 1917 Crash & Cradle/Grave For Sale

​⭐ Rare Museum-Grade WWI Aviation Archive ⭐

⭐ Direct "Cradle-to-Grave" Historical Documentation ⭐

⭐ Documented 1917 Rumpler C.IV Crash Provenance ⭐

​Step directly into the operational history of the Imperial German Luftstreitkräfte on the Eastern Front with this extraordinary, untouched archive belonging to Lieutenant Otto M. Vieser. Because the vast majority of Prussian military aviation records were destroyed in 1945, comprehensive groupings like this are exceptionally scarce survivors. This collection forms a complete biographical and operational timeline, tracking Vieser from his early roots through his wartime service and postwar life.

​📋 Complete Archival Inventory

• ​1907 Identity Papers: Original Impfschein (Vaccination Certificate) issued in Lahr, establishing foundational genealogical and biographical data, including his birth date of April 3, 1897.

• ​1917 Aviation Crash Records: Rare period photographs and manuscript field notes documenting the October 6, 1917, crash of a Rumpler C.IV reconnaissance/bomber biplane (fuselage marking "F23") at Flugplatz Warschau (Mokotów Airfield) following a mission over the Fortress Nowogeorgiewsk (Modlin).

• ​Wartime & Postwar Correspondence: Handwritten letters and postcards providing firsthand context into his military timeline and personal experiences.

• ​Service Portraiture: Original period photographs capturing the pilot in uniform and cap.

• ​Period Philately: Selection of post-WWI German inflationary period currency stamps serving as an authentic chronological marker.

• ​Family & Immigration Documents: Extensive paperwork and family photographs tracking his life's trajectory.

• ​Provenance: Offered as a unified, single-lot archive to protect the historical integrity of the provenance.

• ​Authenticity: 100% original period items. No reproductions or modern copies.

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