Germany. A Group Of Second War Period Identity Documents Archive This dagger was adopted in

This dagger was adopted in 1938 and was authorized for all officials with the rank of Wachtfuhrer (officer or non-commissioned officer in charge of a guard) and higher

A Serbian Order of St

Footnote: The medal dates circa 1821 and is the first medal to commemorate the independence of Mexico

Ladelund and Umgebung Veteran's Cross (silvered bronze

A TeNo (Technische Nothilfe/Technical Emergency Help) membership stick pin

Germany. A Group Of Second War Period Identity Documents Archive This dagger was adopted inA group of ten Second War period identity documents, including a civilian drivers license belonging to Erna Minge. Measuring 105 mm (w) x 151 mm (h). A Wehrmacht drivers license belonging to August Pajonk, measuring 103 mm (w) x 141 mm (h). A Wehrmacht drivers license belonging Wolfgang Simson, measuring 100 mm (w) x 140 mm (h). A border identification document, measuring 105 mm (w) x 150 mm (h). Soiling evident, in otherwise very fine condition. An