2007年4月9日 · Most of the POW dogtags on Ebay are not tags worn by Americans, but recently dug ones from camps Americans were not even held in. They have minimal value. Documented dogtags to an American are fairly scarce. Most of the tags I have in this thread are documented to a specific POW by his POW ID number.

Reproduction WW2 German issued allied POW (Prisoner Of War), dog tags. Perfect for: Our dog tags are made of solid zinc, just like the originals, they are the same size and form of originals.

This is a genuine German WWII Foreign POW Identification Tag (aka; Dog Tag) or Erkennungsmarke. The badge is made of galvanized steel and in very good condition, with just a bit of oxidation. It is marked on each half as follows:

Reproduction WW2 German issued allied POW (Prisoner Of War), dog tags. Perfect for: WWII reenactors; WW2 Living history; Relatives captured in WW2; Accessory for key, whistles, clickers etc. Comparing against originals; Gifts and commemorations; Our dog tags are made of solid zinc, just like the originals, they are the same size and form of ...

Gallery of some of the Allied POW dog tags we have made: Stalag Luft IVA for Veterans Family. Stalag IIA - Dog Tag. For USA Museum. Allied German Issued POW Dog Tag Gallery. Pictures or replica dog tags.

In the 1970's, we wore Prisoner of War, POW Bracelets, and Missing in Action, MIA Bracelets bearing the name of a soldier captured or missing during the Vietnam War.

Original Items: One-of-a-kind set. Included in this set are two aluminum ID tags as worn by Allied POWs in German Prisoner of War camps during World War Two. They each measure 6cm x 4cm. They read as follows: STAGLAG VIII-C Nr: 5105 and STALAG VIII-A Nr: 28268

2011年9月3日 · There are databases available - I have access to Commonwealth PoW's for RAF (and associates); RN & Army for the European camps however the databases are filed by name and not by PoW number which means a manual search! For info, Stalag XVIIa shows records for 1,097 British army PoW's - therefore it will take me a while to search them!

2007年4月9日 · Here is a Stalag XIIA tag from a POW who served with the 104th Infantry, 26th Division captured 11/13/44

2011年8月31日 · Here is a POW tag for Stalag 17A, in Osterreich. I don't know if the POW camp records, kept by the Germans, survived the war. Other than that source, I do not know. I got one from Stalag 17, which was in a pile of stuff I had bought years ago. When I bought it, I was not aware of what the tag was for and kept no record of the former soldier.