Extremely Rare North Korea Passport 1950s
Description North Korean Passport 1950s
You see an extremely rare DPRK blank passport from the 1950s. Language: Russian, Korean, and (traditional) Chinese.
This is a passport (foreign travel) of North Korea (People’s Korean Democratic Republic, DPRK).
It has visa pages, which is the main sign that this passport is for travel abroad. Some explanation of each page (according to Russian language): (A) – cover of the passport (it has coat of arms of North Korea, at current times they have the same coat of arms) (B) – map of Korea (all peninsula !!! South Korea doesn’t exist !!!) and the name of the country in Russian and Korean (C) – pages with personal information of passport’s holder (on page 2 – name, date of birth, place of birth, marital status, distinguishing marks like height, eyes, hair, accompanying children, on page 3 – date of issue, place of issue, expiry date, issuing authority, signature and seal of the authority) (D) – pages with photo and signature of the passport’s holder (on the page 4), something in Korean (I don’t know what) on the page 5 (E) – page 6: two prolongations for this passport, page 7: children which included to the passport (F) – page 10: for special marks (ОТМЕТКИ), page 11: for visas (ВИЗЫ) (G) – page 28: for visas (it has the statement in the bottom of the page that ‘This passport contains 28 numbered pages. North Korean Passport 1950s
I have had only three types of DRPK passports on my desk in over 20 years of research and collecting.
