Germany, Weimar Republic. A Rare Identity Card to Later Admiral Otto Schniewind, for Marinebrigade Ehrhardt and Reichsmarine Service Newly Listed who had read about the

who had read about the missing plane in the newspaper

the obverse bearing a central white enameled disc overlaid by a red mobile swastika

which includes some material fatigue to the wool (with a number of small holes)

flanked on the right by a Heer-style German national eagle clutching a mobile swastika

and is 11 fields by 11 fields in a black and white checkered pattern

Germany, Weimar Republic. A Rare Identity Card to Later Admiral Otto Schniewind, for Marinebrigade Ehrhardt and Reichsmarine Service Newly Listed who had read about the(Freikorps und Reichsmarine Truppen Ausweis). A rare and important identity card, constructed of pale blue card stock with multi coloured ink, the obverse bearing a certified black and white studio portrait of Otto Schniewind in a Marinebrigade Ehrhardt uniform, situated above handwritten details indicating that Schniewind was serving as part of 4. Maschinengewehr Kompanie, IV. Abteilung, Schiffsstammdivision der Nordsee, following the Marinebrigade