Spanish Civil War – Identity Card Catalan Federation of Banking and Stock Exchange Workers

Spanish Civil War – Identity Card Catalan Federation of Banking and Stock Exchange Workers – UGT

60,00 €

Card granted to Barcelona on August 20, 1936, one month after war was declared. Good conservation, with signatures, UGT stamp and photo.

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Spanish Civil War – Identity Card Catalan Federation of Banking and Stock Exchange Workers – UGT

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