A Rare Id Card From German-Occupied Channel Island Guernsey Auction Archive engraved "RUSSELL BROADNIX" in capitals

engraved "RUSSELL BROADNIX" in capitals on the reverse

Suffering an accident causing injuries to his head and abdomen at Brokenhurst Camp on 13 June 1890

teardrop-shaped hole at the opposite end and when looped around aluminum posts on the underside of the pouch

the announcement appearing in the London Gazette 27429 of Tuesday

and to whom this was reported

A Rare Id Card From German-Occupied Channel Island Guernsey Auction Archive engraved "RUSSELL BROADNIX" in capitalsMeasuring 75x114mm, near very fine condition, with consistent scuffing and creasing. The document is bilingual, English and German. It is an ID card for Frederick Charles Bynam, born November 4, 1865, living in St. Peter Port on the occupied Channel island Guernsey. The Channel islands were the only British controlled territory the Germans were able to occupy during the Second War. The document features a stamp of the Guernsey States Office from May