WW-II German5 Reichsmark Note. This 5 Reichsmark note is done in brown and has in the lower left of the obverse the Nazi Imperial Eagle holding a Swastica. The 5 Reichsmark note was first printed in 1935 as part of Germany’s national currency reform, replacing earlier inflation-era banknotes.
Bold set of certificates from the theIG Farben chemical combine of Germany. For two decades there was not a facet of German life left untouched by IG Farben. The breadth of industries it was involved in, and the scale at which it operated, had firmly integrated it into the industrial fabric of Germany.
• Clear markings: “200 L”, “Kraftstoff” (Fuel), “Feuergefährlich” (Flammable), and “Wehrmacht”. • Rare manufacturer code stamped at the bottom: “EH” (Trierer Walzwerk AG, Burg plant). This is a flat steel disc that makes an exceptional piece for industrial loft design, garage decor, or historical military displays.
