Original Arbeitsbuch (Work Book) for Peter Schreiner, date of Birth 11 March 1917 Birthplace Merschingen, Merzig district, Saar region who joined German Army.
Original Second World War German Arbeitsbuch (Work Book) issued to Peter Schreiner, born 11 March 1917 in Merschingen, Merzig District, Saar Region.
The Arbeitsbuch was issued on 29 November 1935 and records his employment as a commercial clerk/office assistant with the Villeroy & Boch Mosaic Tile Factory in Merzig, one of Germany's best-known ceramic manufacturers. His employment is recorded as ending on 31 March 1938, at which point he may have gone on to military service. Research suggests he could have been associated with the 34th Infantry Division, which recruited and mobilised in this area during 1938.
The book is complete and presented in very good original condition. Apart from an ink stain to the rear cover, it remains free from damage. Inside are numerous original stamps, entries and official markings, all of which remain clear and easy to read.
Included are two A5 laminated information cards containing detailed research on Peter Schreiner's employment, the factories in which he worked, the products they manufactured, their locations, and translated extracts from the document. The cards also include period photographs and background information to help bring the history of the item to life.
A well-presented and thoroughly researched personal document from pre-war Germany, offering a fascinating insight into the working life of an individual before the outbreak of the Second World War.
Original Second World War German Arbeitsbuch (Work Book) issued to Peter Schreiner, born 11 March 1917 in Merschingen, Merzig District, Saar Region.
The Arbeitsbuch was issued on 29 November 1935 and records his employment as a commercial clerk/office assistant with the Villeroy & Boch Mosaic Tile Factory in Merzig, one of Germany's best-known ceramic manufacturers. His employment is recorded as ending on 31 March 1938, at which point he may have gone on to military service. Research suggests he could have been associated with the 34th Infantry Division, which recruited and mobilised in this area during 1938.
The book is complete and presented in very good original condition. Apart from an ink stain to the rear cover, it remains free from damage. Inside are numerous original stamps, entries and official markings, all of which remain clear and easy to read.
Included are two A5 laminated information cards containing detailed research on Peter Schreiner's employment, the factories in which he worked, the products they manufactured, their locations, and translated extracts from the document. The cards also include period photographs and background information to help bring the history of the item to life.
A well-presented and thoroughly researched personal document from pre-war Germany, offering a fascinating insight into the working life of an individual before the outbreak of the Second World War.