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A 1934 Chamber of Industry Honorary Award of Labour to Ruhr Steel Inc.

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A 1934 Chamber of Industry Honorary Award of Labour to Ruhr Steel Inc.

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A 1934 Chamber of Industry Honorary Award of Labour to Ruhr Steel Inc.

A folder with a certificate from the Chamber of Industry and Commerce in Bochum. The folder measures 214x304mm, the certificate has 4 pages and measures 210x298mm, mint condition. The certificate is an Ehrenbrief der Arbeit (Honour Letter of Labour). The recipient is Karl Heinicke, authorised agent of the Ruhrstahl Aktiengesellschaft Henrichshütte (Ruhr Steel Inc.) in Hattingen, on account of his 25th anniversary on October 1, 1933 of working for his company. The document is dated to Bochum on August 1, 1934, and signed in blue ink by the president of the Chamber, Flottmann, and the counsel, Hugo.