1941 Germany Bohemia Theresienstadt Ghetto Concentration Camp Postcard Cover

WWII Jewish ghetto & camp scrip, ephemera, (8) ghetto and concentration camp scrip bills from Lodz, Poland; Westerbork, Netherlands; and Theresienstadt, Bohemia; with a "Thank you for the packet" form

Complete set of all seven denominations from 1Kr to 100Kr, each note is signed by the two different printers - Bedrich Potasek and Jindra Schmidt, About Uncirculated to Uncirculated.

Complete set of all seven denominations from 1Kr to 100Kr, About Uncirculated to Uncirculated.

Complete set of all seven denominations from 1Kr to 100Kr, About Uncirculated to Uncirculated.

Collection showing the numerous different plate numbers used on the 1Kr notes, includes twenty-three (23) 1KR notes showing plates A002 (2), A004, A016, A025, A027, A033, A035, A036, A037 (2), A039, A

Collection showing the numerous different plate numbers used on the 2Kr notes, includes twelve (12) 2KR notes showing plates A001, A007 (2), A008, A009, A013, A014, A015, A018, A023, A024 and A025, ge

Collection showing the numerous different plate numbers used on the 10Kr notes, includes nine (9) 10KR notes showing plates A001, A003 (2), A007, A011, A017, A018, A020 and A027, generally sound and F

Oil on canvas 30 x 15 in. Paul Meinberg was born in Germany in 1894. He survived imprisonment in a concentration camp and moved his family to America in 1941. He lived in the Philadelphia area, where

Very rare and awesome set that belonged to the Czech camp-ghetto Theresienstadt female inmate that comprises: her original JUDE star of David, cut and stitched to use in different garments, and what's

Seven postcards sent from Warsaw Ghetto, Tomaszów Mazowiecki, Piotrków Trybunalski and Lodz Ghetto to Shanghai, China, 1940-1941. German and Polish. The postcards were sent during World War II a

No COA Shipping in USA $ 120. Moshe Kupferman was born on 12 August 1926 in Jarosław, Poland. In 1941, he was exiled with his family to camps in the Urals and in Germany. Moshe Kupferman's

Genuine striped jacket and cap worn by prisoners who were in German concentration camps. This one is outstanding for many reasons: Overall condition is excellent. The kind of fabric was used for winte

SS Totenkopf-Verbande 'crusher' visor cap, a very rare visor cap worn by SS non-commissioned officers serving in concentration camps, as indicated by the burnt orange piping at top and on either side

David Nordahl (American, b. 1941) Camp Sentry, 2005 Oil on board 8-1/2 x 11-1/2 inches (21.6 x 29.2 cm) Signed and dated lower left: Nordahl '05 PROVENANCE: Private collection, Kansas. HID03101062020

Used condition concentration camp inmate's cap with the common thick striped fabric, exactly the same model that can be found in many Holocaust museums and memorials. Inside it has also the gray rayon

Very rare WW2 23 original Holocaust photographs from Dachau concentration camp. When the men of the 42nd “Rainbow” Division rolled into the Bavarian town of Dachau at the tail end of World War II,

We offer you the chance to have this impressive collection of 43 different letters that belonged to different inmates in different years and many different types / models. All in perfect condition and

A letter written from infamous Auschwitz German concentration camp PLUS incredibly RARE Cloth Jewish star made in prison by Jewish detainee with COA

Rare poster showing insignia, identification patches and uniforms of concentration camp inmates. All kind of colours identifying different type of prisoners, camp uniforms or also combinations of wink

“Raucherkarte 1944-45” for the prison inmates canteen (häftlingskantine) on grayish blue card paper, violet “Arbeitslager” handstamp and blue ink manuscript numbers, hole

“Konzentrationslager Dachau / Prämienschein / Wert: RM. 2.-” on cream paper, consecutive serial #343977, 343978 and 343979, prisoner #46958 in pencil on each, each measures approx 75

“Konzentrationslager Mauthausen / Prämienschein / Wert: RM 5.-” on yellow paper, violet “SS-Kantinenverwaltung” handstamp dated “1 Juni 1944”, measures approx

“Konzentrationslager Mauthausen / Prämienschein / Wert: RM 2.-” on magenta paper, violet “SS-Kantinenverwaltung” handstamp dated “1 Apr 1944”, measures approx

A chilling relic of the Holocaust, a coarse linen striped beret typical of those worn by concentration camp inmates. The interior bears a taped down sticker, reading: ‘With Uniform 54-1221’, likel