Germany : Passport - Type 2 (1937 - 1942) Issued During Third Reich / Nazi Germany Period

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8,014

With Photo :

Yes

Issue Type :

Standard Passport (Ordinary / Regular)

Document Type :

Booklet (Soft-cover)

Document Material :

Paper

Document Writing :

Handwritten

Photo Attachment :

Rivet Metal Punch

Signature :

Signature On Page

Country :

Deutsches Reich / Third Reich (1933 - 1943)

Standard :

League of Nation 1920 Passport Conference

Dimension :

110 × 164 mm

Issue Date :

24/04/1937

Expiry Date :

24/04/1942

Document Validity :

5 Years

Age When Issued :

30 Years, 2 Months & 2 Days

Age When Expired :

35 Years, 2 Months & 2 Days

In a good condition, but needed to be handled properly and pages must be opened with less than 90º to avoid cover disintegration.

Visa pages showing sign of travels.

THIRD REICH PASSPORT

There are four types of standard passports issued during Deutsches Reich.

Type 1 - Weimar eagle on the front cover but Nazi eagle and swastika stamps on the inside.

Type 2 - In May 1936, the Weimar eagle was replaced with a Hoheitszeichen (eagle and swastika) wedged between the DEUTSCHES REICH and REISEPASS.

Type 3 - The Hoheitszeichen had been placed at the top of the front cover and passport number perforated all the way through the front and back covers and the internal 32 pages.

Type 4 - Similar to type 3, but passport number printed at the bottom of the front cover and on each subsequent page making it much more difficult to counterfeit.

The internal pages of these passports are all identical and all were issued by the Polizeipräsident (Head of the Police).