Wehrpasses
Army Wehrpass and Documents for Helmut Peltzer, born 28 February 1909, Köln. He was a single salesman.
The Wehrpass was started 8 February 1940, in Hamburg. The cover was stamped in red ink, Heer.
Army Wehrpass and Organisation Todt Dienstpass for Albert Karch, born 18 September 1900, Nüssbach. He was a married brick layer ‘s helper in civilian.
The was started 24 November 1937, when he registered for the draft. It shows his Erkennungsmarke as 2 Company Bau Batl. 151.
The Wehrpass cover is stamped Heer in red ink for Army. The swastika is inked in, indicating the Wehrpass was used as identification after war’s end.
Wehrpass for Wilhelm Herrmann, born 17 April 1896, Saarbrücken. He was an engineer in civilian.
The Wehrpass was started 28 April 1942. The cover has the swastika inked in, indicating it was used an identification after WW2.
Army Wehrpass for Theodor Breidenbach, born 2 March 1896, Herweg. He was a miner in civilian.
The Wehrpass was started 24 January 1938. The cover (with tape repair to the spine) is stamped, Heer, in red ink.
Kriegsmarine Wehrpass for Hans Laban, born 10 July 1911, Hamburg. He was a diplom ingenieur in civilian.
The Wehrpass was started 25 October 1938, when Laban volunteered for military service.
The cover is stamped Kriegsmarine in faint blue ink.
Wehrpass for Willy Jagodziensky, born 21 March 1907, Berlin. He was a outside grinder in civilian.
The Wehrpass was started 3 April 1939 in Berlin, when registered for military service.
Also included is his ID as Volkssturm Batl. 3-487, Berlin 15 February 1945.
Army Wehrpass for Willy Hanold, born 21 March 1907, Laüban.
The Wehrpass was started 13 October 1937, Görlitz, when volunteered for military service.
The cover is stamped Heer in red ink.