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Germany, Third Reich. A Lot of Six German Labour Books

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Germany, Third Reich. A Lot of Six German Labour Books

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Germany, Third Reich. A Lot of Six German Labour Books

(Arbeitsbücher). A group of six Arbeitsbücher (Labour Books), constructed of brown cardstock, presenting the national eagle and title on the exterior cover, two containing thirty-two pages and four containing thirty-eight pages, each measuring approximately 10.5 cm (w) x 14.7 cm (h), one issued to cleaning woman Luzia Reinhold (b. 7 November 1911) on 27 January 1937, one issued to tinsmith Karl Hottinger (b. 6 May 1903) on 3 August 1937, one issued to stove builder Kalikst Soltysek (b. 14 October 1874) on 11 February 1941, one issued to Anton Jazkowski (28 December 1903) on 23 August 1940, one issued to Ossilie Kempa (b. 24 June 1924) on 2 August 1938, one issued to Basilius Korpan (b. 23 December 1891) on 26 September 1940, ranging in conditions from fair to very fine.