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Date Sold	Category	Lot	Description	Sale Price
01/09/2019 Auction 166	World Banknotes	Lot 511	Y.M.C.A. (Young Men's Christian Association) Herford & Bad Salzuflen canteen 1/6 Mark Token Voucher (Lothar-Weiß SU.9) for the English speaking Soldiers and Army in the area of Herford and Bad Salzuflen, Germany after the end of World War II circa 1945 onwards. Printed in black on light red thin cardboard and uniface, featuring the Y.M.C.A. triangle logo at upper centre which was a well recognized and common sight during the war. Almost as soon as the war broke out Y.M.C.A. developed mobile canteens to bring refreshments to the troops. These second-hand vans painted camouflage green were first used in East London and by the end of 1940 there 500 vans in operation bringing refreshments to the troops, rescue workers and victims of bomb raids. At the retreat of Dunkirk , Y.M.C.A. remained on the beaches until ordered to leave. The vans followed advancing and withdrawing armies not only serving mugs of tea but also selling cigarettes, chocolate, cake, hair cream, toothpaste and stationery. They also provided food and drink to those made homeless and hungry. They also had cinema vans and mobile libraries. The first British YMCA mobile canteen landed on the Normandy beaches on 29th July 1944. Internationally, the World Alliance of YMCAs expanded its work with prisoners of war and refugees: more than 250 secretaries visited camps in 38 countries. The Y.M.C.A. was given ‘official military establishment status’ – essentially given permission to operate with troops in all areas and particularly in front line positions which was very dangerous in these circumstances where the canteens became under attack and the men being wounded or captured. GVF - EF and very Scarce More banknotes like this	£60
03/06/2019 Auction 165	World Banknotes	Lot 1125	World around 47 notes mostly Russia high grade Empire issues early 1900's includes Ukraine & Crimea - Odessa 1917 Exchange Notes 25 Rubles Pick S337 and 3 Rubles Pick S334. SOUTH RUSSIA - High Command of the Armed Forces 10000 Rubles 1919 Pick S425a (2). Along with USA Confederate State issues some of which imitations and Bank Cheques. Prisoners of War 10 Francs stamped "Prisoner of war camp No.225". Germany 1923 Bielefeld SILK NOTGELD 500 Mark. Bank of England One Pounds Somerset (2) prefix DS83 and DS72. And Chine 1920s Confucius 'Strings of Cash' Red and black Confucius in red at top seal on reverse measueres around 25.7 cm in height and 6.9 cm in width. More banknotes like this	£160
02/09/2018 Auction 162	World Banknotes	Lot 253	Germany WW1 Prisoner of War camp notes (19), including Guben, Doberitz, Golzern, Frankfurt and others, values 5 Pfenning to 10 Mark, scarcer types seen, mixed grades More banknotes like this	£70
04/12/2017 Auction 159	World Banknotes	Lot 1700	Germany Schwarmstedt, Lower Saxony, prisoner of war Officer camp WW1, 10 Mark, 5 Mark & 1 Mark, some light foxing, mounting residue on reverse, Fine, also 5 Pfennig Holzminden camp, mounting residue on reverse, Fine More banknotes like this	£32
01/12/2012 Auction 139	World Banknotes	Lot 320	Germany Prisoner of War WW1 (26) all different, includes a linen 1 mark 1915 from Bad Colberg gFine, Hesepe 5pfg to 10 mark, Hammerstein 5 mark and many other camps, various grades but many in UNC More banknotes like this	£160
06/08/2010 Auction 129	World Banknotes	Lot 569	Germany WW1 prisoner of war 1 mark aUNC and 10 mark GEF (edge nicks) for Stargard in Pommern notgeld dated 1921 without hand stamp plus Austria Internment issues Katzenau 10 & 20 heller UNC More banknotes like this	£95
05/06/2005 Auction 109	World Banknotes	Lot 215	Germany 1 mark prisoner of war voucher from Zeche Oberhausen, WW1 issue, pinholes, Fine+ More banknotes like this	£16

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