A 1938 Czechoslovakian Passport With German Customs Service Photos certificate_of_authenticity Ontario and was then cremated

Ontario and was then cremated at Woodland Crematorium in London

Mounted German style

with the popular August surviving unharmed and once again becoming the head of state as "Reichsverweser" (Regent) and appointed a Prime Minister

weighing 280 grams

for wear by armoured vehicle personnel and was worn throughout the war with minor modifications in 1936 and 1942

A 1938 Czechoslovakian Passport With German Customs Service Photos certificate_of_authenticity Ontario and was then crematedA Czechoslovakian passport, measuring 101x154mm, better than very fine condition with scuffing of the cover. The document is trilingual, Czech, French, and German. The owner is a young female student, Irmgard Finze, born 1922 in Teplice Sanov. The passport can be used in Germany, Austria, and Czechoslovakia. It is dated to January 26, 1937 and valid for five years. It contains several country entry stamps from both 1937 and 1938. Two photos (97x70mm