A Stalag Viii (Stalag Luft Iii Sub-Camp) German P.o.w. Camp Bank Note Newly Listed exhibiting scattered silvering wear on

exhibiting scattered silvering wear on the receiving clip

A Second War “Infantrie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber”

MacLaren with a strength of 32 officers and 967 other ranks

named to Gustav Alexander Prinzen zu Sayn-Wittgenstein-Sayn

a textbook example of 1920's period manufactured medal

A Stalag Viii (Stalag Luft Iii Sub-Camp) German P.o.w. Camp Bank Note Newly Listed exhibiting scattered silvering wear onMeasuring 127x80mm, near mint condition. The bank note represents one Mark in the official currency of the P. O. W. camp in Sagan (Sileasia, modern day aga, southwest Poland). The reverse states that the amount can be paid in actual money upon release from the camp, or converted into the currency of a different camp upon transferral. Footnote: The camp in Sagan actually consisted of a system of camps, the biggest being the Stalag VIII C. Throughout