Collection of methods of payment from the Holocaust

1. Three coupons of 3 Marks for the canteen of the S.S. in Buchenwald. These coupons served the S.S members as money for buying meals at Buchenwald Concentration Camp.
Buchenwald was a large concentration camp in Germany with 130 sub-camps and units. The camp was built in 1937 to house political prisoners and later on, Jewish prisoners from Kristallnacht and Austria. The camp was conquered by the Allies on 11.4.1945.
Condition: Very good.
2. Eight coupons for lunch at Lodz Ghetto, signed by the Jewish Council. Coupons that served as money for buying lunch at Lodz Ghetto, from the Nutrition Department of the Jewish Council. The coupons are signed by the members of the Jewish Council of the ghetto. Coupons of 50 can buy lunch, two coupons can buy a ration of meat and one a ration of soup.
Condition: Very good.