I have some original UNISSUED World War II German Kriegsurlaubsschein or leave passes. They are specifically for soldiers traveling at Wehrmacht expense with a Wehrmacht ticket. It is original and unissued. The front has a small area for the train station date stamp in the lower right and there is a rather extensive list of limitations and regulations on the back. There are no stamps or Nazi indicia. The paper is a soft newsprint and shows slight age, but is not brittle at all. In fact, it's much like modern artists' paper.

I got this from Germany and it is a duplicate from my own collection.

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I have a few original UNISSUED World War II German Kriegsurlaubsschein or leave passes, specifically for soldiers traveling at their own expense or when traveling from one duty station to another but with a stop in between to visit family. Each is original and unissued. The front has a small area for the train station date stamp in the lower right and there is a rather extensive list of limitations and regulations on the back. There are no stamps or Nazi indicia. The paper is a soft newsprint and shows slight age, but is not brittle.

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I got this from Germany and is a duplicate from my own collection.

Only one left!

I have a number of original and UNISSUED World War II French tobacco rations - all undated. The sheet is perforated into individual tickets, each numbered 1-36. There is a small square for the stamp of the mayor's office. There are no stamps or dates. Black ink printed on a very light rose colored paper with a background print in darker rose for the Ministry of Finance. No aging! The sheet is roughly 4-1/4" x 6-1/4" and in GREAT shape! I got these from France and they are duplicates from my own collection.

I have a number of UNISSUED World War I French bread ration from July - no year indicated, but this is probably from 1917, based on others I have seen that are dated. The front of the card is divided by day for each day's allotment of 100 grams of bread for the card holder. There are no perforations - most ration tickets were either cut out or stamped once the coupon for that day was used. The back has a propaganda statement, reminding the holder that rations were vital to ensure that those at the Front had what they needed every day.

Black ink printed on a very light powder blue paper with minor aging at the edges. The page is roughly 4-1/4" x 7" and in GREAT shape, seeing that it's 90-years old! I got these from France and they are duplicates from my own collection.