From the German P.O.W. Camp, Stalag Luft III, Site of

World War II Two Beer Bottles Recovered From the German P.O.W. Camp, Stalag Luft III — Site of "The Great Escape." A pair of beer bottles recovered from the grounds of Stalag Luft III in Zagen, Pola

World War II Hand-carved sunken relief of a Spitfire on slate, carved by a Polish Air Force P.O.W. while imprisoned at Stalag Luft III, the site of "The Great Escape." A piece of slate, measuring 5" x

ID card issued to forced laborer called Novikow Sergej, who was prisoner in the German POW camp Stalag VI F, Arbeitskommando 108 Fried Krupp AG. Essen. File comes with his photo and information and a

3 Banknotes to be used by Allied prisoners inprisoned in German POW camps / Stalags. Used condition, 2 repaired with adhesive type but complete. 3 examples of 2 RM, 1 RM and 10 Pfenig. Worn condition.

WWII BRITISH POW GOLF BALL MADE AT GERMAN POW CAMP C. 1940 FOR MORE INFO GO TO INFO@TIMEWARPGOLF.COM

The Great Escape 8x12 photo of Stalag Luft III signed by the late Ken Rees who participated in the Great Escape and was actually in the tunnel when the escape was rumbled. Also signed by Flt Lt Dick S

Images of War Stalag Luft III Rare Photographs From Wartime Archives. 1st Edition Paperback Book by Charles Messenger. Published in 2019. 140 Pages. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certific

Colditz and Stalag Luft III. Four unusual and scarce unsigned covers. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple

German military propaganda leaflet from World War II. Addressed to Russian soldiers on the Eastern Front. It contains the following content: Officers and soldiers of the Red Army. Take a look at these

WW2 The Great Escape Bertram Arthur Jimmy James, MC, RAF was a British survivor of The Great Escape from Stalag Luft III in 1944. He was an officer of the Royal Air Force, ultimately reaching the rank

WW2 RAF Air Vice-Marshal Norman Hoad AFC Signed 7x5 inch Black and White Original Imperial War Museum Photo. Signed in black ink. Air Vice-Marshal Norman Hoad was imprisoned in Stalag Luft III. Good c

1945 Original Authentic W.W.II. U.S. Signal Corps Photo 199967. Photo Credit Thomas Mulhaney. American and German officers board a small French fishing schooner to go to the German-held isle of Le Mag

Original full-size, as shown

Vintage WWII German Officer US POW Camp Allegan - 22" x 25.5"

[WWII]. Archive of letters from German POWs held at Camp Crossville, Tennessee. 9 letters, in German (without translations), written by German POWs Major Rudols Elterich, Oberleutnant Traugott [sp?] W

Cpt R. Carter signed flown RAFES The Wooden Horse cover. Flown to Poland then taken to Zagan the site of Stalag III where the wooden Horse escape was made then flown to London in Boeing 737 G BGDB on

Rare original German WW2 Red Cross Document to POW camp (Kriegsgefangenenlager). Size: 200 x 142 mm. The item is passed very important black light test - it does not glow under a black light. All mode

RARE GERMAN WW2 RED CROSS DOCUMENT TO POW CAMP (Kriegsgefangenenlager) CONDITION: The item is described to the best of our knowledge. Please refer to pictures and email with any questions. SIZE: 200 x

WWII Era Army Camp White POW Camp Tapestry. Camp White was an Army Training camp and a POW site. Approximate size is 36 x 33 inches. Nice condition for its age.

A pair of very heavily worn and tattered shoes once worn by a concentration camp inmate or P.O.W. of the Germans during World War II. These shoes are in poor condition, as one would expect. Each was o

3 Original WWII German Military Items incl Colorized Luftwaffe Flak Officer Photo, Prisoner of War Post Card American Sgt White Prisoner #3313 from Stalag Luft IV - a rare item, and Emes WW2 Military

ARTIFACT: This is a trench art box made by a German prisoner of war at Prisoner War Encampment #16 in France, possibly an American camp. The top of the rectangular box is removable and is engraved wit

An original print by George E. Smith, signed and numbered by hand in the lower margin. George E. Smith spent time at the Stalag Luft I, Germany as a prisoner of war during World War II. The piece is s

(1884-1954) German general, an artillery commander who fought in the Crimean campaign in 1942-43, captured by the Soviets and died in a Russian POW camp. Likely war-date S.P., 5 1/2 x 4 in. b/w, an im