Ravensbruck

Ravensbruck Concentration Camp opened in May 1939 and was located 60 miles north of Berlin.

The camp held women that were used as laborers for the Deutsch Textil und Bekleidungswerke. Scrip was issued in two type with type 1 reading Konzentrationslager Ravensbruck on the first line. Type two first line reads Pramienschein uber RM. A canteen card was also issued and very rarely found.

  • Type 1 .50 RM note from Ravensbruck, a WWII Germany concentration camp
    Type 1 .50 RM
  • Type 1 1 RM note from Ravensbruck, a WWII Germany concentration camp
    Type 1 1 RM
  • Type 2 .50 RM note from Ravensbruck, a WWII Germany concentration camp
    Type 2 .50 RM
  • Type 2 1 RM note from Ravensbruck, a WWII Germany concentration camp
    Type 2 1 RM
  • Deutsch Textil .50 RM note from Ravensbruck, a WWII Germany concentration camp
    Deutsch Textil .50 RM
  • Deutsch Textil .50 RM note from Ravensbruck, a WWII Germany concentration camp
    Deutsch Textil .50 RM
  • Deutsch Textil 1RM note from Ravensbruck, a WWII Germany concentration camp
    Deutsch Textil 1RM
  • Ration Card note from Ravensbruck, a WWII Germany concentration camp
    Ration Card

From the collection of Dave Frank, a leading expert on WWI and WWII camp money notes and tokens, collector since 1957 and co-author of The Complete Book of World War II USA POW & Internment Camp Chits.