A Collection Of Second War Allied Pow Camp Currency Newly Listed obverse illustrating the right-facing bust

obverse illustrating the right-facing bust of Paul von Hindenburg

joining the 26th Infantry Battalion in the field on June 21st

The group was also charged with training the civilian population in civil defence subjects and air raid precautions

Chapter Three: The Tools of the Trade

original ribbon suspended from a pinback hanger inscribed "REGULARSHIP"

A Collection Of Second War Allied Pow Camp Currency Newly Listed obverse illustrating the right-facing bustA collection of paper money from different POW camps, measuring between 90x53mm and 135x70mm, two in very fine condition with folding creases, three in mint condition, all others in extremely fine to near mint condition. Two notes, 1 and 2 Mark, from the Officers POW camp in Hannoversch Mnden (Lower Saxony, central Germany). They are dated to March 1, 1916, and stamped ungltig (void). Contrary to all the other notes, these day are made from cloth, not