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\"Baby Soldier\" RPPC with phrase Aufgesessen (Mounted/Get On) a traditional German Calvary command fits the older, more
romanticized military imagery common in WWI-era postcards, back posted looks to be WWI field post (Feldpost) features.
Address is written in old German Kurrent script to a woman in Bohemia, then part of Austria-Hungary in 1915.
These sentimental patriotic child cards were mass produced during the war, condition is average with normal wear, writing on the back.
Child\'s cap shows a classic white-red cockade without the Nazi eagle or Third Reich insignia that would have been standard much
later than this time period, has a catalog number of 12786 making it a studio photo typical of early 20th century RPPC.
