October 2026 - Our Passports
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Israel Government Printer 1948 – 1953

Printers of Passports & Travel Documents as well. Israel “inherited” it’s Government Printer (GP) from the terminated British Mandate in 1948. Originally established in an old winery, in what was a German settlement colony called Sharona. The Winery went bankrupt and it turned into a...

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1957 US diplomatic passport

Issued to the wife of ambassador to Tokyo Douglas MacArthur 2nd. Here is a fine early Cold War example that was issued on January 16th 1957. United States diplomatic passport issued to the wife their ambassador in post-war Japan Douglas MacArthur II (1909-1997). The document was issued...

1944 Swiss refugee ID

Late war issue for a Jewish woman. When we think of Switzerland the images of good chocolate or cheese comes to mind. The country is well known for its delicacies and amazingly breathtaking scenery. These days when I go into the supermarket or the local...

First liberation documentation

Austrian first attempts of issuing ID's & travel documents. Austria was under German occupation from March 1938 to April 1945. The German take-over of the small country is termed as the Anschluss, and once under Nazi control, the Jews suffered the worst vile anti-Semitism since...