identification papers

The process involved handing over identification papers that detailed in which area of the city the holder of the papers lived.

As a Swiss subject I was equipped with identification papers and accompanied by four of my countrymen, all on bicycles.

So his first job was to destroy all his identification papers.

He had no more identification papers than a rabbit and realized that he might easily find himself in a deal of trouble.

For remember that this Red Cross man had no credentials; in fact, no identification papers of any sort whatsoever.

The names of the others, as shown on identification papers of one kind or another, sounded equally false.