German

Soldbuch Wallet

This is a genuine black pigskin wallet based on original drawings. It is sized to hold the Soldbuch, along with other artifacts such as stamps, photos, ration cards, post cards or whatever else you'd care to put into it.

Machine stitched and very durable.

Custom German Stamp

Need a stamp for your living history displays? How about just so you can fill out your own paperwork? Let us know what unit you need a stamp for - sending us the exact wording does help since you know your unit better than we do - and we will not just lay it out, but we will get the rubber impression made! Sorry, no handles!. A great addition to your paperwork!
$10 each

Wehrmacht Notebook

This little book sure comes in handy for jotting down notes! If you need something to keep track of the day's tactical plan, why not have a notebook that at least looks right? This is a simple lined booklet with a cover marked as if it was a notebook for daily radio call signs. It even says "Do not allow to fall into enemy hands" at the bottom!

Geburtsurkunde 1

Exact reproduction of a blank birth certificate in classic Fraktur printing. During the Third Reich, one had to prove one's racial purity before being permitted to marry . Birth certificates such as these were filled out for parents, and even grandparents, giving birth dates as far back as the 1870's, even though the documents were filled out and dated in the 1930's and 40's. The documents were used as official verification of existing documents for births prior to 1933, as well as for recent births, as late as 1945.

Send us your parent's name, grandparent's name, towns and dates of birth, and we will fill out a complete birth certificate for you, either in German Sütterlinschrift or typewritten (yes, with an actual typewriter, not printed!), with a facsimile revenue stamp and Parteistelle for the town of your choice.

Geburtsurkunde 2

Same as above, but in a later sans-serif type, rather than the classic Fraktur printing. As with Geburtsurkunde 1 above, birth certificates such as these were filled out for parents, and even grandparents, with birth dates as far back as the 1870's. There does not seem to be a distinction between the two, and only seem to vary depending on availability.


Send us your parent's name, grandparent's name, towns and dates of birth, and we will fill out a complete birth certificate for you, either in German Sütterlinschrift or typewritten (yes, with an actual typewriter, not printed!), with a facsimile revenue stamp and Parteistelle for the town of your choice.

Geburtsschein

A reproduction of the Geburtsschein is unlike Geburtsurkunden, in that it only seems to verify the birth of a child, and is not used to establish lineage. It is much more like Birth Certificates today.

Send us the child's name (can be your own, as these were used as far back as 1902), town and date of birth, and I will fill out a complete birth certificate for you, either typewritten or in Sütterlinschrift, with a facsimile revenue stamp and Parteistelle for the town of your choice.

Kennkarte
Accurately reproduced using the oilcloth Leinen material used in making Kennkarten, the primary identity card carried by both soldiers and civilians alike. If you're reenacting German, you should have one of these. To our knowledge, we are the only compnay reproducing Kennkarten. We will be adding several other Leinen identity pieces, such as military and civilian Fahrscheinen (drivers' licenses) and the DRK Personalausweisen soon.

This will soon be a "must-have" for all reenactors! Send us a medium- to high-res photo of yourself along with your name, city, civilian profession and we will fill out one of our Kennkarten, add your photo with the correct grommets, and stamp it with the correct validation stamps and Kennort. We may have to special order the stamp for your city, so please allow up to five weeks for delivery.

Early War Red Cross Personal ID

Per requirements of the Geneva Convention, this is the Deutsches Rotes Kreuz Personalausweis (German Red Cross Personal ID) carried by Sanitäts. The form was initially issued in Leinen, so we have used the same method as for the Kennkarte to recreate them.

Reichsbahn Shipping Tag Package
Send us your name, the address the package is being sent to, the railway station the package is being sent from and the station being sent to and total number of packages in the shipment. We will fill out the appropriate information in the common German script, add the departing Bahnsteig and validate the tag with a Deutsche Reichsbahn stamp.