But above the picture, there's something written which I read as "Unterschrift" ("Signature"). So maybe it's the name of the sender somehow encoded? But then again, what use would it be to send a letter containing nothing but a date and a hidden name?
wow, that is cool :) It looks like what we call in the Netherlands a rebus. (I believe it is the same word in English) But even when it is supposed to be a rebus, it does not make much sense. As far as my German knowledge goes, the last line reads Zirkel-Ohr-Hund-Pfeil. Z-O-H-P? Does that mean anything? It does not look like a name, but perhaps I took the wrong words. It really is intriguing.
WOW this looks like spy stuff to me you may have a letter with invisible ink so try using lemon juice also a hair dryer to dry the juice and a bottle of tequila just in case it doesn't work (sorry couldn't help my self)yes its a very interesting picture code letterregards Harry
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you may have a letter with invisible ink so try using lemon juice also a hair dryer to dry the juice and a bottle of tequila just in case it doesn't work 
(sorry couldn't help my self)yes its a very interesting picture code letterregards Harry 
