Krim, admission mark of Type I together with fragments of the additional postage 20 Pfg Hitler (Michel no. 791) and parcel admission mark (Michel no. 2 A) on brownish cardboard, stamp from the lower edge with a two-line rectangular postmark imprint (in black-gray!) "Delivered at the field post", stamp and postmark are genuine, the parcel recipient Buob and later parcel sender belonged to the Fp number 32 729 E= 3. Battery of the Army Flak Art Battalion 275. This unit was demonstrably on the Crimean Peninsula around the turn of 1943/44, the affixed address label was removed after arrival in the home country, so we assume that this is a large letter/parcel piece, genuinely used, rare, signed Sauer BPP and photo certificate Erich Sauer BPP "The overall condition of this Crimean parcel mark, which was genuinely used from the Crimean Peninsula to the Reich under difficult transport conditions during the war months of December 1943-February 1944, is average.