I have recently acquired 5 Militärpasse, 2 Soldbucher and 1 Uberweisungsnationale. I'm not into WW1 militaria and these were found in a collection of mainly WW2 photo albums and documents. I did a quick search on ebay and the forums and found out it seems they aren't very popuplar. As I have no knowledge of this stuff I decided to post them anyway for your viewing pleasure and I am hoping some of you could give me some advice is there is anything rare, curious or just interesting to be found within them. I could use some help on some entries as well. I'll post these seperately as I thought that would be easier to handle. I could be missing some important pages, so if you need any more scans, please let me know.
This is the Militärpass and Soldbuch of Fahrer Walter Rodder. A young recruit of 1915. Saw action in Germany, the Eastern Front, then Western Front: Aisne-Champagne, Reims, Oise, Somme, Flandern 1918 (Cambrai - Saint Quentin). Another page I think says he could ride a horse and was trained on the Armenpistole 08? Could use a helping hand on that page (4) though. He served in Schwere Funkenstation 30, as he was trained as a Funker, but it seems he became a "Fahrer" afterwards.
This is the Militärpass and Soldbuch of Fahrer Walter Rodder. A young recruit of 1915. Saw action in Germany, the Eastern Front, then Western Front: Aisne-Champagne, Reims, Oise, Somme, Flandern 1918 (Cambrai - Saint Quentin). Another page I think says he could ride a horse and was trained on the Armenpistole 08? Could use a helping hand on that page (4) though. He served in Schwere Funkenstation 30, as he was trained as a Funker, but it seems he became a "Fahrer" afterwards.
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