This font is used on various German forms and paperwork items from the mid 1930s to early 1940s. The source is the attached document.

 

I have tried various fraktur fonts, but none are a close match on the 'F' or 'k'.

 

Any assistance is appreciated in identifying this.

 

I think it is one of the instances of (halbfette) Hansa-Fraktur. You can read about its distribution on Fonts In Use: https://fontsinuse.com/typefaces/45735/hansa-fraktur

 

Ludwig & Mayer sold the design as Fraktur Alemannia, and in the photos of a specimen for that, you will find your D and F on its front page: https://oa.letterformarchive.org/item?workID=lfa_type_0226&targPic=lfa_type_0226_002.jpg

That's fantastic, thank you very much!