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Krampus with Wings
Krampus is seen in black and white on this postcard. There is German writing and the Krampus is seen with bat-like wings and a rather long tongue.
Krampus and His Baked Goods!
Krampus is seen in an outdoor scene with snow. He is wearing a baking hat and seems proud of the items he has produced on a platter.
Krampus Mashes Apples
Krampus is seen sitting on a stool mashing apples. The apples are in a silver bin.
Krampus Drives a Tank
Krampus is seen driving a military tank toward a woman. The woman is trying to stop him from continuing to drive. The main colors of the postcard are black, red, white, and gold.
Letter to Msgr. Foley written on April 21, 1952
Accept another small contribution toward the Seminary.
Monthly report of chaplain 1944 May 5-31
Monthly report of chaplain for May 5-31, 1944 submitted to the Military Ordinate for the unit stationed at 341st Infantry Regiment Camp Livingston, La.
Letter to Msgr. Foley written on June 7, 1944
Just a few lines to let you know that I still remember that I have some civilian debts to honor.
Monthly report of Chaplain 1944 June
Monthly report of chaplain June 1944 submitted to the Military Ordinate for the unit stationed at 341st Infantry Regiment Camp Livingston, La.
Monthly report of Chaplain 1944 July
Monthly report of chaplain for July 1944 submitted to the Military Ordinate for the unit stationed at Hq., 60th Ord. Gp. Camp Polk, La.