Why do some kennkarts have a green line? Are their value greater in relation to others? Thank you for your help!
Kennkart with green band.
Why do some kennkarts have a green line? Are their value greater in relation to others? Thank you for your help!
ID cards with a green stripe were used for persons who held provisional/revokable German citizenship. (Also note the "Deutsch auf Widerruf" stamp.)
The card holder was an Ethnic German from Trifail/Trbovlje in Lower Styria (Slovenia).
I cannot comment on rarity and value.
Last edited by HPL2008; 05-22-2017 at 03:27 PM.
Thank you for your help.
HPL frequently assists and often in great detail, so this is good to see, well done JJFreire.by JJFreire
Carl
p.s. The value of your item may not be significantly higher than a more common example but it is interesting nonetheless.
It is correct what has been commented on that it is a provisional Kennkarte. What is peculiar is that this type of document will only be found among citizens of what was Czechoslovakia.
It would be a similar document, although not equal, to those that we can find of the "deutsche volksliste ausweis" for the citizens of the east.
The documents of these zones and of German ancestry could have this document or the normal Kennkarte.
As for its price, this is not a very rare document to find, so it is not much higher than a normal Kennkarte in a reasonable state.
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