Military driver's licenses (Führerscheine) were issued to soldiers who had completed training and passed an examination for operating specific vehicles. These licenses were categorized into three classes:
Early in the war, these licenses were printed on grey oilcloth and typically included a photograph of the driver. However, as the war progressed and resources became scarcer, photos were often omitted due to supply constraints.
This original 1940-dated Klasse 3 Führerschein for automobiles is printed on grey oilcloth and does not include a photograph. It indicates service with the 2nd Artillery Ersatz Battalion (Motorized) 76. The document remains in very good overall condition.
