Original 1936 German engagement announcement card from the Third Reich period, printed in elegant script and issued for Easter (Ostern) 1936.

This is a formal printed announcement rather than a handwritten card, featuring the names of the engaged couple along with their residences in Ulm an der Donau.

Text (translated line-by-line):

• Margarete Wollinsky
• Reinhold Schmidt
• grüßen als Verlobte → “send greetings as engaged (couple)”
• Ulm a. D. → “Ulm on the Danube”
• Karlstr. 67 → “Karl Street 67”
• Ostern 1936 → “Easter 1936”
• Ulm a. D. → “Ulm on the Danube”
• Bismarckring 35 → “Bismarck Ring 35”

Details & Collector Notes:

• Nice example of a pre-war German engagement announcement
• Dual addresses suggest residences of both families or individuals
• Clean typography typical of mid-1930s German printed social stationery
• Dated precisely to Easter 1936, adding historical context
• From Ulm, a notable historic city in southern Germany
• Great for collectors of German social history, genealogy, or paper ephemera

Condition:
Good overall condition with light age toning as shown. No major damage. Please review photos carefully for exact condition.

Size:
Approx. standard small card format (see photo for scale)

Shipping:
Will be well protected for safe delivery. I combine shipping on multiple items.

Keywords:
German engagement card, 1936 Ulm, Verlobte announcement, Third Reich era paper, German ephemera, vintage wedding announcement, Margarete Wollinsky, Reinhold Schmidt, Ulm Donau history, antique German card