The work permit was acquired by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in 1995.
Blue paper bearing printed text in black ink and folded vertically at center; recto: both front and back covers bear blue ink stamp,"ANNULLIER"; front cover,"BRIGADE NR./81/ARBEITSSTELLE:.../'Universal'/ARBEITSKARTE/NR1846/NAME: Birmanas/VORNAME: [illegible]/ADRESSE: [illegible]/ADRESSE: [illegible] 3/BESCHAEFTIGUNG:.../Arbeiter/ALTER: 19j/ARB.PASS NR. 3703/AUSWEIS NR.... DATUM: 4.11.42/[illegible stamp/inscription in red/blue ink]/STEMPEL UND UNTERSCHRIFT/A/GUELTIG BIS/31.XII 1942/STEMPEL/U. UNTERSCHRIFT/B/GUELTIG BIS/31.I.1943/STEMPEL/U. UNTERSCHRIFT/C/GUELTIG BIS/30.11.42/STEMPEL/U. UNTERSCHRIF"; verso: left side, blue ink stamped dates and inscribed signatures in graphite; upper edge,"A/TAG UNTERSCHRIF"; right side, upper edge,"TAG UNTERSCHRIFT/"; recto: back cover, upper edge,"C/TAG UNTERSCHRIF" with date and signature inscribed in graphite.
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overall: Height: 5.120 inches (13.005 cm) | Width: 6.690 inches (16.993 cm)
Labor card from the Kovno ghetto