Germany, Third Reich. A Lot of Second War Period Documents

A lot of four Second War period documents, including:

A letter on a single sheet of paper, measuring 149 mm (w) x 218 mm (h). It is written and signed by HJ Stammführer Nötzold in Pirna, with a date of 20 May 1942. Nötzold requests to be informed of HJ youth leaders who will be on leave during school holidays which will be occuring simultaneously with an HJ performance week. Stamped on the bottom left with the NSDAP HJ Pirna district seal. Minor fatigue is evident to the edges of the paper, which also shows age-appropriate yellowing, but it is in an otherwise near extremely fine condition.

An insurance document, measuring 148 mm (w) x 210 mm (h) when unfolded and constructed of off-white card stock. Issued to Rudolf Braun, born 30 April 1924 in Altenburg, Thuringia. Issued 19 October 1941 and partially affixed with stamps on the reverse, the last of which is dated 17 May 1942. In near extremely fine condition.

An identification card for a foreign labourer in Germany, measuring 147 mm (w) x 219 mm (h) when folded and constructed of tan-coloured card stock. Features black and white photograph of recipient, along with ink fingerprints. Issued 13 April 1943. Some tearing of the interior seam has repaired with tape, otherwise in a near very fine condition.

A bomb damage claims card, measuring 100 mm (w) x 201 mm (h) and constructed of off-white card stock. Issued by the town of Kellinghusen, Schleswig-Holstein. Undated and unused. Some soiling but otherwise in very fine condition.