Original 1936 German Kriegsmarine WWII recruitment letter Kiel naval document

Original pre-WW2 German Navy enlistment document issued from Kiel, dated 23 July 1935 and signed on behalf of the II. The typed circular outlines the conditions of entry into Kriegsmarine service for coastal defence troops, referring to the regulations including travel reimbursement and employment-placement benefits for discharged volunteers.

This is a single-page official sheet, a great research piece for anyone interested in the build-up of the German fleet prior to World War Two. Original 1935 Kriegsmarine document - not a reproduction.

Content: Conditions for entering service in the German Navy (coastal defence troops), referencing the October 1935 rules for 9-12 month volunteers. Format: Single typewritten page with ink signature at bottom. 11 1/2" x 8 1/4" (about A4). Paper: Thin brown toned office paper with two filing punch holes.

Please review all photos as they are part of the description. Shows use, staining and heavy water damage, especially along edges.

Noticeable edge and corner wear, small chips and creases. Overall strong legibility - text and signature still clear. No repairs; presents well for an 80+ year old naval document and would display nicely in a frame or binder sleeve. Early Kriegsmarine recruitment / personnel policy document from Kiel naval headquarters.

Excellent reference for historians and collectors of German Navy or coastal artillery units. Adds authentic paperwork to a grouping with medals, photos, Soldbuch, etc. Be sure to check out our other WW2 documents for more original German militaria.

Theme: Militaria / Documents & Paper. Type: Official military letter / recruitment circular.

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