Vintage Wilhelm Keitel Detention Report Nuremberg Mugshot Photo Sheet WWII German Document

Rare vintage reproduction / old copy of a postwar Allied detention report identification sheet for Wilhelm Keitel, one of the highest-ranking military leaders of the Third Reich during WWII.
This historical display piece features:

Front and profile mugshot photographs 
Allied detention processing form layout 
Handwritten-style identification entries 
Uniformed arrest photographs 
Detailed personal information fields 

The form identifies:

Wilhelm Keitel 
German nationality 
“Regular Army” occupation 
Date of birth: 22 September 1882 
Place of birth information 
Physical description details 

Wilhelm Keitel served as Chief of the Oberkommando der Wehrmacht (OKW), the High Command of the German Armed Forces, and was one of the most prominent military figures tried following WWII.
Important:
This is an old vintage copy/reproduction created for historical collecting, research, reenactment, or display purposes. It is not represented as an original wartime or Allied-issued detention document.
The mugshot-style photographs depict Keitel after capture by Allied forces in 1945 following Germany’s surrender.
Condition:
Good vintage condition overall with age toning, foxing, storage wear, and handling marks consistent with age. Reverse side shows noticeable age spotting. Please see photos for exact condition and details.
An excellent collectible for enthusiasts of:

WWII German history 
Third Reich ephemera 
Nuremberg trials memorabilia 
German military history 
Allied occupation documents 
Historical mugshot photography 
Wehrmacht historical collectibles 

Size:
Approx. long detention card / document format. See photos for dimensions and condition.
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