[Below: This beauty is'SS Leitheft 8. Jahrgang heft 4, 1942' (SS Leadership Magazine, 8th year, issue 4, 1942). Like everything produced by the SS, these magazines are rare to find, so it is cool to be able to scan it for you. Click to see inside.]

[Below: This extremely high quality card from 1935 is from an insurance company, informing customers of a move. The building itself is quite impressive. The company, Hamburg-Mannheimer Insurance Company has since changed its name. This picture shows the front and reverse of the card. Nothing too exciting, but since it's Third Reich it is collected. Everything from the Third Reich is treasured, even old insurance cards.]

[Below: Inside card.]

[Below: This is strange and obviously rare. It's not in the best shape, but when you are dealing with rare items condition doesn't matter as much, it's nice to just have an example. So what is this? Let's see what it says: 'Christmas Special Card - For ordinary consumers and non-agricultural self-sufficient individuals over 18 years of age - Valid from December 13, 1943 to February 6, 1944'. The ink stamp says Dresden. The reverse is blank.]

[Below: This train ticket is from the 1940s during the German occupation of Poland. The ticket is from Krotoschin to Horleburg oder Dieterslinde (both places in modern day Poland), for a whopping bank-breaking 0.60 pfennig (cents). It's amazing the stuff that survives wars and the ravishes of time. Why someone saved this ticket in the first place is a mystery. Front/reverse.]