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Germany, Third Reich. A Group of International Identification Documents

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Germany, Third Reich. A Group of International Identification Documents

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Germany, Third Reich. A Group of International Identification Documents

(Ausweisdokumente). A group of Third Reich identification documents, including an International Driving License, issued in Dresden on 18 August 1932, belonging to Wilhelm Liepke (b. 23 June 1897), containing 38 pages, with a black-and-white photograph of Liepke glued to page three, measuring 10.4 cm (w) x 14.8 cm (h), and in very fine condition. A Dowod Osobisty (ID Card), which is labelled on the inside as Rzeczpospolita Polska Paszport (Republic of Poland Passport), issued to Wilhelm Witschow (b. 11 February 1877) in 1923, contains forty pages, with a black-and-white photograph of Witschow in plain clothes stapled to the fourth page, with travel stamps on pages 24 through 26, measuring 9.8 cm (w) x 13.6 cm (h), and in very fine condition.

A Czechoslovakia Passport issued to Thomas Pitzl (b. 26 August 1876), on 18 January 1938, containing thirty-two pages plus sixteen pages for value declarations, with a black-and-white photograph of Pitzl riveted to the third page, measuring 10.2 cm (w) x 15.3 cm (h), and in very fine condition.