Items obtained from estate of an SS officer

[alewis1984]

Hello,

New to this site. I have recently obtained a grouping of items that came from a former SS officer. I will post photos, but first item appears to be the label from a Zyklon B canister. This is orange in color (all photos I can find online are white labels). Has anyone else seen one like this? The paper is old, quite frail.

The second item appears to be an identification card of a Auschwitz prisoner. It's on a hardboard type of material. No idea what this item is. So many other cool items came with this grouping, but these were the two I was most interested in learning about. Any help would be appeciated!

[Gimmie]

It's not real

[BOB COLEMAN]

Not something I would believe any SS officer would want to retain.

[alewis1984]

A few more items that I couldn't find much on... thanks again for the help...

[big ned]

Fake Totenkopfring award document as well. You've been daubed bud.

[Glenn66]

Those sneeksy SS Officers!

[alewis1984]

Two Hitler postcards were in the group and one sold on ebay for $40....I'm up $10....

[Adrian Stevenson]

You had a lucky escape with being able to sell on something at a profit.

To save any heartache in future please research before you buy!

Cheers, Ade.

[Danmark]

Two Hitler postcards were in the group and one sold on ebay for $40....I'm up $10....

So...you paid $30 for the LOT????
That alone should have made you realise all was not as it seemed.

[HPL2008]

The alleged camp prisoner card is particularly ridiculous. Made by a faker who clearly doesn't speak German, its heading translates as "Auschwitz-Birkenau prison inmate admission ticket".