A Collection Of Second War Allied Pow Camp Currency Hold Accompanied by a Royal Air

Accompanied by a Royal Air Force Officer's Cap Badge (bronze gilt eagle

llersheim and the division then transferred to Agram (Zagreb) in January 1944 for further training prior to deploying on anti-partisan operations in Croatia and on the Dalmatian coast

green oxidation evident on one arm on the obverse

in which half of the involved soldiers were shot down

August 29th

A Collection Of Second War Allied Pow Camp Currency Hold Accompanied by a Royal AirA 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