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Germany. Three Interwar & Wartime German Travelling Passports

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Germany. Three Interwar & Wartime German Travelling Passports

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Germany. Three Interwar & Wartime German Travelling Passports

Measuring 110x165mm, very fine condition with light scuffing and some creasing. The first passport was named to Hermann Friedrich Goebel on October 9, 1930, born on June 24, 1873 in Weidenau near Sieg. There are no entries.

The second passport was named to Hildegard Hoerndl on July 19, 1937, born on February 21, 1913 in Windisch-Eschenbach. There is one entry stating that she travelled to Austria on August 17, 1937. It also contains an instructional leaflet on what to do when travelling abroad. The third passport was named to Willi Ridinger on July 30, 1942, born on November 9, 1913 in Dossenheim. There are no entries.