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Original WWII German double sided Army staff map — Heereskarte/Generalkarte 1:300,000 “Halle – Breslau.”
Classic operational road/rail map used by Wehrmacht staffs. Linen-backed Grossblatt (four quarter sheets joined) with the standard red 10-km grid, red arterial roads, black railways, blue waterways, and green wooded areas. Cities and features visible on this sheet include Halle (Saale), Halberstadt, Osterwieck, Kalisz, and the Silesian/Lower Silesian corridor toward Breslau (Wrocław). Pull tab at top labeled “K – Halle / Breslau” for quick access in a map case.
Highlights
Authentic WW2 Wehrmacht Heereskarte (not a postwar reprint)
Linen-backed four-panel construction for field durability
German toponyms and Heeresgitter red grid throughout
Excellent display piece for Eastern Front & Silesia operations collectors
Measurements
Condition
Used, with honest field wear: fold junction splits (see close-ups), minor edge tears, and handling; map remains complete and fully legible.
Shipping
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Item Specifics
Country/Region of Manufacture: Germany
Conflict: WW II (1939–45)
Theater: Central/Eastern Front (Germany–Silesia–Poland)
Type: Heereskarte / Generalkarte operational road & rail map
Scale: 1:300,000
Sheet/Area: Halle – Breslau (Wrocław) region; includes Harz/Halberstadt–Osterwieck to the west and Silesia/Kalisz area to the east
Format: Linen-backed four-panel Grossblatt with pull tab marked “K – Halle / Breslau”
Language: German
Orignal/Reproduction: Original
Condition: Used—field wear, fold separations at a few junctions, small edge splits; colors and detail remain clear (see photos)
Folded Size (approx): 9 5/8\" x 7 3/8\"
Era: c. 1941–44 printing