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Germany, Weimar. An Automobilclub von Deutschland Documents to Gustav Schulze

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Germany, Weimar. An Automobilclub von Deutschland Documents to Gustav Schulze

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Germany, Weimar. An Automobilclub von Deutschland Documents to Gustav Schulze

A Bestallungsurkunde (Certificate of Appointment) to motor vehicle driver driver Gustav Schulze (b. 25 April 1879) for employment service to Frau Consul W. Staudt in Berlin, dated 24 July 1930, registered with the Automobilclub von Deutschland, in a green, cardstock case, with the AvD emblem embossed on the cover, measuring 12.3 cm (w) x 9.3 cm (h), and in near very fine condition. An award document to Gustav Schulze for the silver driver badge in recognition of ten years of loyal service as a driver, dated 24 July 1930, in a green, cardstock case, with the AvD emblem embossed on the cover, measuring 14.1 cm (w) x 11.5 cm (h), and in near very fine condition. A Kaiser Wilhelm II.-Stiftung cloth insignia, constructed of golden bullion wire, measuring 10 cm (w) x 7 cm (h), and in near very fine condition. Accompanied by four, colour photographs of said items.