f.KL-Ravensbrück - Ausweis..?
Hello my friends. Today I've found by accident what I think it is a rare document in an auction site. Someone has already made a bid of just 12 euros (The amount the seller is asking - the seller is from Bosnia-Herzegowina). I am not interested in this, but I think odd such type of ids must be rare and expensive. My question is about the authenticity of it. I am no professional evaluating this type of documents. Just curiosity.
Fake? And if not I am wrong saying this is rare? Thanks.
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Does the font type for the name look awfully modern?
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The woman's name is Pre-printed with the rest of the card's writing?? No signature of either the officer issuing it or the woman herself? No thanks...
William
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Hi, looks like a piece of modern junk to me also. That KL stamp looks terrible and pre- printed names are a no no. Leon.
You're very right... no signature at all! Should I advise the bidder?by Wagriff
The woman's name is Pre-printed with the rest of the card's writing?? No signature of either the officer issuing it or the woman herself? No thanks...
Another bad one...
Incorrect format, wrong font, different colour to the f.KL-Ravensbrück originals, lack of signatures, pre-printed card holder's name, confirmation stamp marking is also wrong...not to mention the card is heavily worn yet the photograph appears near perfect...
Carl
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