[Below: This work book was issued in June 1935 in Nuremberg. This person worked for the Mayor's office, the city council and as a police officer.]

[Below: This work book was issued in July 1935 in Eberswalde. This person worked for a department store.]

[Below: This work book was issued in August 1935 in Northeast Berlin. This person worked a variety of jobs, like for the railroad, wholesale buttons and buckles and an iron works.]

[Below: This work book was issued in September 1935 in Bad Oldesloe. This person worked for as a bricklayer, machine fitter and metal worker.]

[Below: This work book was issued in September 1935 in Bernburg. This person worked for the famous company Junkers as a plumber.]

[Below: This work book was issued in September 1935 in Bernburg (#2). This person also worked for Junkers in an aircraft and engine works and in a nautical workshop.]

[Below: This work book was issued in September 1935 in Küstrin. This person worked as a salesperson in a glass and porcelain shop. You'll note that this book has been 'de-Nazified' after the war by scribbling out the swastikas, but furthermore, they actually cut off the tops and bottoms of the pages within to take out the swastikas!]

[Below: This work book was issued in September 1935 in Marktredwitz. This person worked for the Winterhilfswerk (Winter Relief Fund).]

[Below: This work book was issued in September 1935 in Neumarkt. This person worked for a paper factory.]

[Below: This work book was issued in October 1935 in Bernburg. This person worked for Junkers Aircraft and Engine Works.]

[Below: This work book was issued in October 1935 in Nuremberg. This person worked in a toy factory.]

[Below: This work book was issued in November 1935 in Mitte, Berlin (Mitte is the historic and geographic heart of Berlin. It serves as the capital's central hub). This person worked for the famous firm I. G. Farben!]

[Below: This work book was issued in November 1935 in Mitte, Berlin (#2). This person was employed by the Rundfunk, Blaupunkt and Siemens!]

[Below: This work book was issued in November 1935 in Coburg. This person worked as an electrician.]

[Below: This work book was issued in November 1935 in Teltow. This person worked for the German-American Petroleum Company.]

[Below: This work book was issued in December 1935 in Mitte, Berlin (#1). This person worked as a stenotypist for the German Book Society.]

[Below: This work book was issued in December 1935 in Mitte, Berlin (#2). This person worked for Siemens and was in the Luftshutz.]

[Below: This work book was issued in December 1935 in Mitte, Berlin (#3). This person worked as a stenotypist and in road construction.]

[Below: This work book was issued in December 1935 in Dresden. This person worked for an insurance company and a pulp mill.]

[Below: This work book was issued in December 1935 in Offenburg. This person worked in a machine and electrical appliance factory.]

[Below: This work book was issued in January 1936 in Mitte, Berlin. This person worked for the railroad.]

[Below: This work book was issued in January 1936 in North-Berlin. This person worked as a watchman for a publishing house.]

[Below: This work book was issued in January 1936 in East-Berlin. This person worked for a poultry farm and slaughterhouse and a master furrier, among other jobs.]

[Below: This work book was issued in February 1936 in Karlsruhe. This person worked for a restaurant.]

[Below: This work book was issued in February 1936 in Kiel. I'm unsure what this person did for a job.]

[Below: This work book was issued in March 1936 in Mitte, Berlin. This person worked for a construction company, among other jobs.]

[Below: This work book was issued in March 1936 in Hof, Bavaria. This person worked for two famous german aeronautical firms: Bayerische Flugzeugwerke and Messerschmitt.]

[Below: This work book was issued in March 1936 in Korbach. This person worked for the Waffen-SS "Germania" in some capacity. Of further interest, there is also a Wehrmacht Signals stamp within.]

[Below: This work book was issued in March 1936 in Neumarkt. This person worked as a construction worker on the Autobahn, among other jobs.]

[Below: This work book was issued in March 1936 in Wiesbaden. This person worked for the post office.]

[Below: This work book was issued in April 1936 in Mitte, Berlin. This person worked for the famous company Zeiss and the Reich Office for Soil Research.]

[Below: This work book was issued in April 1936 in Krefeld. This person worked for Bovenschen, Hermes & Co., a traditional textile company founded in 1823.]

[Below: This work book was issued in April 1936 in Oldenburg. This person worked in agriculture, the hotel business and for the railroad.]

[Below: This work book was issued in May 1936 in Bitterfeld. This person worked for a gynecologist and in manor management.]

[Below: This work book was issued in May 1936 in Euskirchen. This person worked for the railroad.]

[Below: This work book was issued in June 1936 in Hannover. This person worked for an Army Ordnance Depot.]

[Below: This work book was issued in June 1936 in Bayreuth. This person worked as an electrical engineer.]

[Below: This work book was issued in July 1936 in Bassum. This person worked as a construction worker in reinforced concrete, building and civil engineering and in timber importation.]