[Below: This small card says 'Night Holiday Ticket - valid until 11 p.m.' The line crossed out says 'for the night of', and below it is says 'permanently'. Hmm... a permanent holiday? The reverse is blank.]

[Below: This tiny card, smaller than a business card, says 'The holder of this card is entitled to travel outside of these hours to the 2nd Student Company, Fighter Pilot School'.]

[Below: Reverse.]

[Below: This is interesting, it's something that should have been thrown in the trash, but somehow survived its death sentence. This is a receipt for a set of 1942 Adolf Hitler birthday postage stamps from the Bohemia and Moravia (Czechoslovakia) post office. They were ordered on April 21, 1942 (the day after Adolf Hitler's birthday) from someone in Nuremberg. Kinda strangely the post office has a little stamp prepared for the postage stamp, as you can see on the order list, 'Geburtstag des Führers' (Birthday of the Führer). Sixty stamps were ordered.]

[Below: The set of 1942 stamps ordered.]

[Below: This is an insurance document from Hamburg that was folded into an envelope that was postmarked on July 11, 1944. I was curious about the stamps used to seal it, so I reconstructed and translated them below.]

[Below: Close-up. This says 'Incapacity for work must be reported to the health insurance company within 3 days, otherwise there is no entitlement to sick pay!']