'CAMP ASHCAN' PRISONERS

A red piece of cloth, 3.5 x 3.25 in., in the shape of an inverted triangle, marked with a black ‘B’. Concentration camps used badges to identify prisoners quickly through the shape of the

A red piece of cloth, 3.5 x 3.25 in., in the shape of an inverted triangle, marked with a black ‘B’. Concentration camps used badges to identify prisoners quickly through the shape of the badge an

Letter from a prisoner at the German Dachau 3K concentration camp, on official camp stationery, 4pp. 8vo. on a 4pp. pre-printed form, February 15th, 1943, from inmate Franz Kmiecik, Prisoner No. 4881,

Good lot of five postal envelopes from Dachau concentration camp, sent by Prisoner Wenzel Trawczynski, no. 10087, Block 12. At some point, Trawczynski must have been moved as two of the envelopes show

Woman's Ravensbruck concentration camp prisoner's letter, 2pp. 8vo. on official camp correspondence form with printed rules for outgoing mail, with censor's stamps, June, 1941. Prisoner Janina Jaukows

Early letter from a prisoner at the Mauthausen concentration camp on rare letterhead with printed rules of correspondence, 4pp. 8vo., Sep. 17, 1939. Prisoner Fritz Stivell[?] in Block IV, born in 1895

Set of Former Polish Slave Labourer and Camp Prisoner - Certificate, Cross and Patch issued to a Polish woman. The set comprises a certificate for victims of the German forced labor system to this vic

KL Auschwitz Concentration Camp Prisoner Letter

This document and a few other of the period of WW2 were bought from family estate sale. The owner of this ID was in concentration camp during WW2. Very rare historical items. Real witness of tragic pe

Following his arrest in Austria and a brief detention, former Reichsminister Hermann Goring was flown to Luxembourg on May 20, 1945 for interrogation at 'Camp Ashcan', the secret facility lodged at th

Lot of five Dachau 3K concentration camp prisoner's letter, each 4pp. 8vo. on official camp correspondence form with printed rules for outgoing mail, with censor's stamps, September-November, 1940. Ve

A WWII era Soviet propaganda poster depicting concentration camp prisoners behind bars. Insciption in the upper right: Soviet prisoners of war. Inscription on the bottom: Days and nights we are waitin

Pair of letters written by concentration camp prisoners on official letterhead. Included is a postcard sent from Dachau 3K, Nov. 16, 1938, 40-year-old Adolf Berger writes his wife Molly in Vienna; and

For your consideration is the rare German WW2 Certificate of Deaf - Sterbeurkunde - for Concentration Camp prisoner, 1942. We will ship your item for a reasonable price. Combined shipping is available

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

For your consideration is the WW2 German ARMBAND with Blue Triangle from Concentration Camp + document, framed. The German regimes in concentration camps force prisoners to wear an identifying mark

A set of memorabilia from the camp of prisoners of war in Prenzlau after the Polish officer, second lieutenant Ryszard Gajewski. The kit includes: 1. ID of the Camp Officer's Choir with the date of jo

Letter Sent by Prisoner number 9051 in KL Mauthausen in 1940. Letter is partially written using the stationery of the camp for prisoner's letters. Envelope is missing. It comes with censorship stamp o

Group of American Civil War Gambling Prints. V.p., 1860s. Including Ellsworth Zouaves (1861); Confederate Prisoners in Camp Georgia, Roanoke Island (1862); “Battle of the Wilderness, Va. Waiting for

1776 Mobile Famous “Flying Camp” of Pennsylvania Prisoner of War Survivor Taken at Fort Washington [REVOLUTIONARY WAR.] Manuscript Document Signed, Account of the United States with Robert

DORA AUSCHWITZ, BUCHENWALD BERGEN -BELSEN Illustrations of scenes in the death camps by the prisoner LEON DELARBRE. MICHAEL DE ROMILLY publishing, Paris, 1945. First edition. Illustrator LEON DE

Includes a Group I Bangalore 4a in Fine condition, a Clement Town 1a Type I in Uncirculated condition, a Clement Town 1a Type II with backstamps in About Uncirculated condition, and a 28 Yol 1a in Ext

For your consideration here is the charts that the German WW2 used to identify the prisoners markings in the concentration camps. The size is 8 x 11 inches (200 x 280 mm) – much bigger than a r

“Lagergeld / 5 Pfg. / Kommandantur / Murnau” on white card, measures approx 38 by 66mm, creases and faint tone spots, Very Fine.