A SELECTION OF UNUSUAL AND RARE ORIGINAL THIRD REICH IDENTITY DOCUMENTS - PAGE 2

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The NSV (Nationalsozialistische Volkswohlfahrt) was the National Socialist People's Welfare organization of the Nazi Party and that organization issued this temporary ID to Johanna Bognar on 1 October 1938. Fräulein Bognar was a 37 year old assistant who lived in Vienna and the Nazi Party Welfare Office of Gau Wien, Ortsgruppe Erlachplatz issued this Vorläufige Ausweiskarte.

On 14 March 1940 the Arbeitsamt Wien (Employment Office) issued the Ausweiskarte or ID Card to Bogner and rubber stamps on it show she was employed through 16 June 1940. While this Ausweiskarte was in use Johanna Bognar married. The maiden name was struck out and her married name, Kießner was written above it.  Both documents are 100% original to the Third Reich period in Germany and their condition is exactly as shown. 

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This is an unusual Third Reich document, a record booklet called a Kehrbüchel. It was printed by the Chimney-Sweep Guild in Klagenfurt, Germany in 1938 or later and used to record the dates of visits to house number 37 in Meistern, Germany by a chimney-sweep from nearby Kronau (both towns are near Heidelberg).

As an aside, it is interesting to note a curious old-time detail about small towns in Germany back in those days: both the home owner and the chimney sweeper lived in such small towns that neither had a real street address. Mr. Polda's residence was simply referred to as house 37 in Meistern and Franz Steffe's residence was referred to as house 157 on Kronau. The number usually refers to the 37th and the 157th house built in those respective hamlets.

This 4 x 5-½ inch, 10-page booklet was printed in accordance with the German Feuerpolizeiordnung, or Fire Police Law of 5 July 1933, and it sold for 20 Reichspfennig. It states that it was the duty of the house owner to record visits of the chimney sweep, who had to sign and record any problems encountered during the cleaning.

The property owner, one Janez Polda in the small rural town of Meistern, Germany used this Kehrbüchel and it has two Third Reich entries dated 28 November 1944 and 20 March 1945 respectively, by certified chimney-sweep Franz Steffe.

Nice used condition. Have you ever seen another one? They are quite rare.

This is a rare Third Reich advertising and home front relic! It is a card stock folder "for your briefcase" to carry your Nazi Kennkarte, Führerschein, ration coupons, postage stamps and other items that you would not want floating around in a carrying case, purse, or briefcase. On the inside of the 4-3/8 x 6-1/8 inch folder there are typical German pockets and removable slots, all carefully marked so it would be easy to organize the items right where they belong.

The back panel has practical information for a trip to the post office - the cost of postage stamps, acceptable weights for different size packages, the cost of telegrams and postal bank deposits and transfers, etc.

This organizer was an advertising piece produced by a chemical company called Ambralin-Fabrik F.A. Wegener K.G. in Breslau (now Wroclaw in Poland). The company manufactured things like wood glue, plastic wood, label adhesives, sole and heel glue for shoes, flooring glue, leather cream, etc. The patent for this organizer was held by Arthur Müller of Erdmannsdorf in Saxony. This handy relic from Nazi Germany is in very nice, little used condition, exactly as shown.

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This an original Third Reich 4-1/8 x 5-7/8 inch Arbeitskarte - Befreiungsschein, a Labor Identification Card issued to an Italian forced laborer named Amerigo Palmieri. Palmieri was born on 17 April 1922 in a small village called Fora Picilli in the Napels District. When this Arbeitskarte was issued on 1 August 1944, Amerigo Palmieri was working at a paper factory called Hausmening in Amstetten. The round Nazi eagle and swastika rubber stamp at the bottom is from the Arbeitsamt or Labor Office in Amstetten.

This original one-sided Third Reich labor ID is in good used condition, exactly as shown.

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This 4 x 5-¾ inch, one-sided Verbraucherkarte (Consumer ID) was issued by the Industry Department of the Hauptstadt der Bewegung, or Munich - Capital of the [Nazi] Movement. The pre-printed Verbraucherkarte number 117497 is dated 1 April 1943 and was used by the Karl Braig family in Munich for their coal deliveries from the company M. Rast & Sohn. The rare green stamp with the Nazified shield or Wappen of the city of München measures about 1 inch (25 mm) in diameter and is from the Wirtschaftsamt der Hauptstadt der Bewegung.

A rare ID, absolutely original to the Third Reich in Germany. Condition exactly as shown.

Offered for sale for $19.95 delivered by 1st Class Mail in the USA.