Originally posted by WWII: But let there be no doubt, nobody can top Mother Nature when it comes to shapes, patterns and color. She's got a most intense palette that man cannot quite yet duplicate, too! Hues so bright and vivid in fish and fowl, it staggers even the camera-lens! Now that's cool ...
Agree 100%. If salt water marine life is not enough to convince us then try some photo's of the solar system. I can face the fact that mankind is a pee-on in the grand scheme of it all, but we do try hard to over estimate our importance. Just like you said 'let there be no doubt' but when there starts to be were put back in our place soon enough.
I picked up a few more items. 1) A 1917 postcard w/ Germania getting ready to lead the troop. What made this card appealing IMO was the old farmer with the sickle looking like he's honing his multi purpose tool and getting ready to join in the fight and showcase some old school skills.(Just my take on it).
Card is used, mailed, & marked Reserve=Infantry=Regiment Nr.110
