22 different personal identity cards of Jews, and memberships . Europe, and the countries of Islam. The first decades of the 20th century.
Among them: a membership card in the London Public Library of a Jew named Wolfen May [Born in Hamburg - Germany, immigrated to Israel after the Holocaust and worked in the naval service in Haifa], as well as his ID card with the German Reich emblem and a swastika ink stamp from 1934, an interesting certificate by a Jewish woman from Cologne (with a braid cut from the certificate holder's head, and placed at the first page), Betty Zucker ID card issued in France in 1928, a certificate from Benjamin Poisen - Frankfurt. Also, various IDs of Jews from Russia, Casablanca, Egypt, Lodz (Poland), and others appear.
Not thoroughly tested.
General condition good.
