Germany, Third Reich. A Pair Of Identity Documents GTRexclude surrounded by the Latin inscription

surrounded by the Latin inscription "PIVS IX PONTIFEX MAXIMVS"

measuring 40 mm (w) x 58

extremely fine) for duty travel to Berlin to attend the U-boat crew reception

exhibits signs of period wear

with obverse exhibiting a superposed enameled red and blue Chilean escutcheon

Germany, Third Reich. A Pair Of Identity Documents GTRexclude surrounded by the Latin inscription(Identittsdokumente). A pair of identity documents, including a Wehrpa named to Andreas Metzenauer, born 4 September 1891 in Ergolding, Bavaria. Constructed of a paper stock binding with 52 pages, the Wehrpa includes a black and white photograph of the bearer and indicates that Metzenauer was a bilingual (French speaking) Catholic who served in the First World War. He did not receive any awards, but was a recipient of the Honour Cross of the World War