Documents

This Deutsche Reichspost Postsparbuch with Ausweiskarte is an original wartime postal savings set comprising a red savings book and its matching identification card, both carrying account number 6.954.113. The set retains period postal stamps, handwritten savings entries and original printed banking instructions.

This 1942 Generalgouvernement Arbeitskarte is an original bilingual German-Polish Karta Pracy work card issued in occupied Poland. Dated 15 August 1942 and stamped by Arbeitsamt Tschenstochau, it retains its original dark card cover, handwritten holder details, employment-office stamp and internal labour-registration pages.

This Mitteilungen für das Offizierkorps 1942 archive is an original group of wartime German officer bulletins issued under the Oberkommando der Wehrmacht. The archive includes early 1942 numbered issues preserved in an original filing format, with printed material concerning officer leadership, military instruction, propaganda and wartime ideological guidance.

This Joachim von Ribbentrop signed New Year card is an original Berlin-Dahlem correspondence card dated January 1936. It combines a printed New Year acknowledgement with a large handwritten message and autograph in dark ink by Joachim von Ribbentrop, creating a visually striking early political-historical document.

This 1942 Polish civilian Arbeitsbuch is an original German-issued work book for a person classified as “Nicht Reichsdeutscher” or non-Reich German. Issued by Arbeitsamt Lissa, Nebenstelle Rawitsch, it retains its portrait photograph, handwritten entries, employment-office stamps, signature and wartime labour registration details.

This Hitler facsimile signature golden wedding certificate is an original late-1930s German commemorative document issued for a fiftieth wedding anniversary. It features the printed facsimile signature of Adolf Hitler beneath the title “Der Führer und Reichskanzler,” together with an embossed state eagle seal, decorative wedding imagery and formal congratulatory text.

This Bromberg 1944 Reich Kennkarte is an original World War II civilian identity card issued in Bromberg on 25 November 1944. It retains its period portrait photograph, fingerprints, handwritten personal details, official stamps and the red diagonal cover band associated with identity documentation issued in the incorporated eastern territories.

This Das Führerkorps des Dritten Reiches album is an original German collector picture album published during the late 1930s. It contains mounted portrait images and printed biographies of senior political and state figures from Nazi Germany. The album is offered strictly as historical documentation for research, archive preservation and responsible collecting

This Goebbels facsimile signature Winter Relief Fund certificate is an original 1936–37 German honor document issued for voluntary service in the Winterhilfswerk des Deutschen Volkes. Its central feature is the prominent period facsimile signature of Joseph Goebbels, printed beneath the title Reichsminister, alongside the facsimile signature of Erich Hilgenfeldt and an embossed official seal.

This Heinrich Himmler signed police training appointment document is an original 1941 German administrative proposal naming SS-Hauptsturmführer Hermann Schegg for the position of Polizeischulungsleiter, or Police Training Leader. Issued through the Reich Ministry of the Interior and signed by Heinrich Himmler, the document retains official headings, administrative stamps, file references and period routing marks.

This Hermann Göring signed photograph is an original black-and-white historical image bearing a large handwritten autograph in dark ink across its upper white margin. The photograph shows Göring among uniformed men during an unidentified official gathering and is offered solely for responsible historical research, archival preservation and serious autograph collecting.

This Reinhard Heydrich signed Gestapo document is an original Secret State Police circular dated Berlin, 5 January 1937. Addressed to the heads of all State Police offices, it transmits official guidelines from the Reichsführer-SS and Chief of the German Police. The document bears Heydrich’s original handwritten signature and retains its Gestapo heading, routing details and period filing holes.