A German Pow Camp Id Tag For Allied Soldiers Housed At The Stalag Iii-C Camp Archive dated July 22

dated July 22

Whiting in the successful cutting out of the Chinese destroyers in the Pei-Ho river

1933 Thur Gautreffen Erfurt Tinnie -

Luftwaffe eagle clasp on the ribbon)

with four faded stamps inside an elongated ellipse-shaped frame in black ink surrounding the maker's mark

A German Pow Camp Id Tag For Allied Soldiers Housed At The Stalag Iii-C Camp Archive dated July 22A POW Camp ID Tag for allied prisoners housed in the Stalag III C at Alt Drewitz. The tag is crafted in zinc; the obverse stamped Stalag III C, with the reverse left blank; two drill holes; measuring 60 mm x 19 mm; very fine condition. Footnote: Stalax III C was a German Army Prisoner of War camp located at Alt Drewitz near Neumark of the state of Brandenburg, about 80 km east of Berlin. It was first built to house Polish POWs, but also held soldiers