Is this a Field-Post Number?

[NZMark]

Hi Team,
A commonly asked question, but I would be very grateful for any help.
I have a German AGFA camera with several soldiers serial numbers etc inscribed on the case. Along with these is what I assume is the original owners name and fieldpost number...?
I am uncertain on this point. As this will have been picked up in N.Africa/Med' theatre I'm hoping to pin down more details.
Can anyone help?
Many Thanks,
Mark.

[Simon O.]

40111 belonged to Auslade-Kdo.41

[NZMark]

Hi Simon,
Thank You - I'm grateful for the information!
What can anyone tell me about this unit?? Where/when?
I look forward to hearing anything! (I'm happy to get PM's on the subject...)
Regards,
Mark.

[Simon O.]

Well it was an unloading unit, either at a railhead or port. Picking up any info on it is going to be tough i imagine given the obscure 'boring' nature of it.

What's the last number of the one above? A 6 or 4?

In fact are those even German names? The bottom one looks like French and the top one Liarder?

[Ian Jewison]

The other number appears to be 35526

(Mobilisation-1.1.1940) Luftnachrichten-Funk-Horch-Zug z.b.V. 1 Luftnachrichten-Regiment d. Ob.d.L.
(2.1.1940-27.4.1940) Cancelled
(30.7.1941-28.2.1942) große Heeresbaudienststelle 36
(8.9.1943-22.4.1944) 13.9.1943 Technische Kompanie (Hb) 36
(25.11.1944-Wars end) 28.3.1945 Cancelled

http://www.ww2.dk/ground/ln/lnobdl.html

/Ian

[NZMark]

Thanks Guys,
The top one is the NZ soldiers name and serial number -
N.Liardet
35526
N.Z.E.F.
On the outside of the case is also another soldiers name -
J.Newman
Div.Sigs (Division Signals)
These two might have traded the camera amongst themselves. The camera also has a very small N.L. poorly scratched onto the case in one place.
My guess is that our chap with the F/P number was the camera donor...but where did Liardet or Newman pick it up from?
Thanks Again for the input.
Mark.

[Simon O.]

Then the chances are that isn't an fp number and it's another allied soldier.