DACHAU CONCENTRATION CAMP PRISONERS' LETTER

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,

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

Commemorative album and letter from Dachau. Mementoes of a Polish priest, Teodor Korcz, a prisoner of the Dachau concentration camp. The set includes a letter written from the camp to his mother in 19

Lot of two German documents from the Dachau concentration camp. Includes: discharge certificate for Maks Guziak, prisoner number 10095, held from 1940-1943. WITH a letter from the camp penned by the a

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

WW2 Austrian Noble and Political POW Carl Freiherr Von Karwinsky personally written letters and Original Dachau Concentration Camp Prison Badge. All letters Contain stamps and Censor Stamps. Good Lot.

Original wool blanket used by liberated prisoners from KL Dachau concentration camps given by Canadian Red Cross to warm them up. This blanket was originally used by the prisoner that appears in the r

HOLOCAUST-LETTER SENT FROM CONCENTRATION CAMP "DACHAU", 1942

“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 Dachau / Prämienschein / Wert: RM. 3.-” on cream paper, serial #176717, prisoner #47263 in black ink and bears violet “21.April 1945” date, reverse be

“Konzentrationslager Dachau / Prämienschein / Wert: RM -.50” on magenta paper, serial #504012, prisoner #46958 in pencil, measures approx 76 by 49mm, sound and VF.

“Konzentrationslager Dachau / Prämienschein / Wert: RM. 2.-” on cream paper, serial #343972, prisoner #46958 in pencil, measures approx 75 by 50mm, natural paper pinhole, VF.

“Konzentrationslager Dachau / Prämienschein / Wert: RM. 1.-” on light gray paper, serial #546618, prisoner #78675 and dated “28.II.1944” in pencil, measures approx 75 by 5

“Konzentrationslager Dachau / Prämienschein / Wert: RM. 1.-” on light gray paper, serial #655650, prisoner #46958 in pencil, measures approx 76 by 48mm, some tears and edge nicks, Fin

“Konzentrationslager Dachau / Prämienschein / Wert: RM. 2.-” on cream paper, serial #334822, prisoner #46081 in pencil, measures approx 75 by 50mm, two punctures and an edge tear, Fin

Autograph letter signed by a prisoner in Sachsenhausen concentration camp, stamped with the date24 October 1943. The writer inscribes to verso his date of birth as "8.6.08", followed by "#63654 Bloc1a

KL Dachau - 2 letters sent from a victim of concentration camp who died in Dachau. On this set we can find two envelopes with censorship ink stamps and postal stamps and only one letter sent in 1941,

Grouping of various items from German-operated concentration camps, includes: a partly-printed letter from a prisoner at Theresienstadt sending thanks for a package; a second such receipt from an iden

(1892-1943) Infamous commander of Dachau, Eicke encouraged his concentration camp staff to live up to their death's head symbol and treat Dachau's prisoners with 'inflexible harshness', fittingly kill

Fanstastic set to a KL Dachau prisoner that consists of 2 notifications to Kripo central office in Nürnberg-Fürth indicating first that this prisoner's imprisonment in concentration camp was to be e

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,

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