Henry Jones sr British Passport

[Petertiger]

Ok i'm sure that he would of had a US passport as he's being living in the US for so long but i just felt he may also have a British one due to his roots, just like my Indiana Jones one i've made it up myself based on his timeline and travels, the pages are printed double sided so you print the 1st image then print the 2nd image on the back of it doing the same for the rest of the pages and just like with my Indy one pages with rev stamps i printed two copies and cut out the stamps and glued on other one for that authentic look but print the cover image single sided no information wrote in as the British passports of the era were all hand written also did not make the cover as you can purchase a real leather one very cheap on eBay but you will need to cut out the oval holes at the top and bottom so then when you insert the finished passport into it you will have a blank space top and bottom to write the passport number (top) and name (bottom) also added some inserts with insert 3 and 4 printed double sided insert 6 cut out tickets indavidal insert 7 is a German work visa i made up the last image is the cover i purchased and cut ovals out.
The information you need to hand write in it is
page 1 : name HENRY JONES SR passport number just make one up 8 digits used
page 2 : occupation PROFESSOR place of birth SCOTLAND date of birth 12-12-1872 residence USA / UK height 6ft 1" sign at bottom
page 3 : insert photo cut out and glued on as it was in the era
page 4 : NOT VALID FOR TRAVEL TO SPAIN expires 4th JUNE 1938
page 29 : uk address just make one up overseas address 25 PINE ROAD FERNDALE NEW YORK emergency contact details HENRY JONES JR 38 ADLER AVENUE FAIRFIELD NEW YORK

 

[Cmdr.Kerner]

Hello Petertiger,
you did a great job on the passport, but on one of the pictures I found a few spelling errors. Attached is a picture with the (blue) corrections.

Dietrich

 

[Caplan]

Nice corrections Dietrich !

 

[Petertiger]

Hello Petertiger,
you did a great job on the passport, but on one of the pictures I found a few spelling errors. Attached is a picture with the (blue) corrections.

Dietrich

Thank for that very Dietrich

 

[rene007]

Ok i'm sure that he would of had a US passport as he's being living in the US for so long but i just felt he may also have a British one due to his roots, just like my Indiana Jones one i've made it up myself based on his timeline and travels, the pages are printed double sided so you print the 1st image then print the 2nd image on the back of it doing the same for the rest of the pages and just like with my Indy one pages with rev stamps i printed two copies and cut out the stamps and glued on other one for that authentic look but print the cover image single sided no information wrote in as the British passports of the era were all hand written also did not make the cover as you can purchase a real leather one very cheap on eBay but you will need to cut out the oval holes at the top and bottom so then when you insert the finished passport into it you will have a blank space top and bottom to write the passport number (top) and name (bottom) also added some inserts with insert 3 and 4 printed double sided insert 6 cut out tickets indavidal insert 7 is a German work visa i made up the last image is the cover i purchased and cut ovals out.
The information you need to hand write in it is
page 1 : name HENRY JONES SR passport number just make one up 8 digits used
page 2 : occupation PROFESSOR place of birth SCOTLAND date of birth 12-12-1872 residence USA / UK height 6ft 1" sign at bottom
page 3 : insert photo cut out and glued on as it was in the era
page 4 : NOT VALID FOR TRAVEL TO SPAIN expires 4th JUNE 1938
page 29 : uk address just make one up overseas address 25 PINE ROAD FERNDALE NEW YORK emergency contact details HENRY JONES JR 38 ADLER AVENUE FAIRFIELD NEW YORK

Hi, good job, but you used a british passport of 1980s.
You should use a passport pattern of the 1920s or 1930s Here I attach my UK Passport of Dr. Watson and some empty passport pages, so you can photoshop them

 

[Petertiger]

Hi, good job, but you used a british passport of 1980s.
You should use a passport pattern of the 1920s or 1930s Here I attach my UK Passport of Dr. Watson and some empty passport pages, so you can photoshop them

Thanks for that I used some templates I already had so never checked if they were the right design for the era thank you for sharing yours

 

[NostromoCrew]

Nice job..
Something that stood out for me:
- On pages 3,4,9 and 10, ISRAEL was not a thing before 1948.
- The Hebrew ink stamp reads 'Ben-Gurion Airport' again, not a thing in 1928.
- Same for the stamp reading 'Israel'. it was 'British mandate of Palestine' in 1928.

 

[rene007]

Hello Petertiger,
you did a great job on the passport, but on one of the pictures I found a few spelling errors. Attached is a picture with the (blue) corrections.

Dietrich

May I have some remarks?
In 1934 the Weimarer Republik did not exist anymore, so no colours of black-red-gold for an authority, but black-white-red.
Berlin wasn't the Bundeshauptstadt, but the Reichshauptstadt. A good authentic stamp would be a stamp of the Arbeitsamt and one of the police authority of Berlin. These style of eagles have been used in the early nazi-period in Berlin.
I made a sample as it could look more authentic for this time-period
It's just an Idea

 

[rene007]

Ok i'm sure that he would of had a US passport as he's being living in the US for so long but i just felt he may also have a British one due to his roots, just like my Indiana Jones one i've made it up myself based on his timeline and travels, the pages are printed double sided so you print the 1st image then print the 2nd image on the back of it doing the same for the rest of the pages and just like with my Indy one pages with rev stamps i printed two copies and cut out the stamps and glued on other one for that authentic look but print the cover image single sided no information wrote in as the British passports of the era were all hand written also did not make the cover as you can purchase a real leather one very cheap on eBay but you will need to cut out the oval holes at the top and bottom so then when you insert the finished passport into it you will have a blank space top and bottom to write the passport number (top) and name (bottom) also added some inserts with insert 3 and 4 printed double sided insert 6 cut out tickets indavidal insert 7 is a German work visa i made up the last image is the cover i purchased and cut ovals out.
The information you need to hand write in it is
page 1 : name HENRY JONES SR passport number just make one up 8 digits used
page 2 : occupation PROFESSOR place of birth SCOTLAND date of birth 12-12-1872 residence USA / UK height 6ft 1" sign at bottom
page 3 : insert photo cut out and glued on as it was in the era
page 4 : NOT VALID FOR TRAVEL TO SPAIN expires 4th JUNE 1938
page 29 : uk address just make one up overseas address 25 PINE ROAD FERNDALE NEW YORK emergency contact details HENRY JONES JR 38 ADLER AVENUE FAIRFIELD NEW YORK

Here a british passport cover for the period from 1929 - 1953 (second to print on Cardboard)

 

[Petertiger]

Thank you to the members for your help very much appreciated

 

[MAKE BELIEVE]

May I have some remarks?
In 1934 the Weimarer Republik did not exist anymore, so no colours of black-red-gold for an authority, but black-white-red.
Berlin wasn't the Bundeshauptstadt, but the Reichshauptstadt. A good authentic stamp would be a stamp of the Arbeitsamt and one of the police authority of Berlin. These style of eagles have been used in the early nazi-period in Berlin.
I made a sample as it could look more authentic for this time-period
It's just an Idea

Maybe also something like this one?

 

[rene007]

Maybe also something like this one?

a later one . It has already the newer German letters (see Police Department Munich stamp below)
Berlin was a little bit more special, because of its Prussian history and in 1934 the nazis were just one year in charge in Germany.
Same with the covers of the German passports of this time. early years with just the old eagle, later eagle with swastika.