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Hitler Table Service Knife
Hitler Table Service Knife

Hitler Table Service Knife
Markings
Hitler Table Service Knife
Dents
Hitler Table Service Knife
Dents
Hitler Table Service Knife
Hitler Table Service Knife
Hitler Table Service Knife
Dents
Hitler Table Service Knife
Hitler Table Service Knife
Hitler Table Service Knife

A Dinner Table Knife Dug Up at the Site of Adolf Hitler's Berghof in 1969 (Item AH 25-1)

DESCRIPTION: This is a large (practically 10”) table knife from Adolf Hitler’s Obersalzberg Mountain retreat known as the Berghof. This is in the formal pattern with the Greek key design as drawn up originally by the Fuhrer himself. It was found under a pile of stone gravel by a person (unnamed) who was often digging in early darkness among the ruins of the famous beautiful mansion. Several pieces of this group were recovered there. This example is damaged with “dings” undoubtedly suffered from rocks and stones thrown on it when hidden. Go to AH 20-12 B on the Hitler pages for a further description of this type of table knife. This one, as you can see in the photos, is rather banged up but it is genuine and definitley from the famed Berghof. So, instead of $1,600 on this one we will take $1,400 and that is a bargain. Remember, this piece has a bit of romance to it in that it was hidden in all probability by an SS Guard of the Leibstandarte (Body Guard Regt.) who probably intended to come back at a future time to retrieve his treasures but obviously never did. At least that is our plausible theory. What do you think? The piece is by Bruckmann and marked with the moon crown and eagle at the juncture of the blade and grip. These items are practically impossible to find today and even in this condition it would bring about twice this amount in Germany to collectors.

PRICE: SOLD

 

 

Hitler Table Service Gravy Ladle
Hitler Table Service Gravy Ladle

Hitler Table Service Gravy Ladle
Hitler Table Service Gravy Ladle
Note Greek key design
Hitler Table Service Gravy Ladle
Markings
Hitler Table Service Gravy Ladle
Bronze coloring is due to lighting!
Hitler Table Service Gravy Ladle
Hitler Table Service Gravy Ladle
Hitler Table Service Gravy Ladle
Hitler Table Service Gravy Ladle
Hitler Table Service Gravy Ladle

A Gravy Ladle from the Dinner Table of Adolf Hitler (Item AH 25-3)

DESCRIPTION: This is extremely rare in that there was only one of these used at every six position dinner setting although there would be at least 5 to 6 pieces of flatware at each position. Thus this would probably be one of the most rare of the dinner setting pieces, except for possibly a meat fork or carving knife. The ladle is very seldom encountered in formal style Hitler silverware. This is a very fine example and although we have handled dozens and dozens of knives, forks, spoons of the Hitler flatware, this is the first time we have ever encountered a gravy ladle. It is in the same style of the aforementioned pieces but with the dipping cup. It was finished in 800 silver and is so marked along with the moon crown and eagle on the shank. Brukmann of Heilbron was the manufacturer  It is 7 ½" long and the cup bowl is 2 ½" x 2" in dimension and almost an inch deep. The National N.S. eagle is supported on its sides with the "AH."  We would like to once more emphasize the extreme rarity of this implement and we can state authentically that this piece would bring probably at least twice what we offer it for in Germany today.

PRICE: WITHDRAWN

 

 

Ernst Rump drawing
Ernst Rump drawing

Ernst Rump drawing
Ernst Rump drawing
Ernst Rump drawing
Ernst Rump drawing
Ernst Rump drawing
Artist's signature
Ernst Rump drawing
Ernst Rump drawing
Professorship for Herr Rump
Ernst Rump drawing
"The Gift from Bremen and the
SA Group"
Ernst Rump drawing
The artist at work on Hitler's
birthday gift
Ernst Rump drawing
The story of the gift and Rump's
artistry
Ernst Rump drawing
A great view of Roland
Ernst Rump drawing
Another view of Roland
Ernst Rump drawing
Ernst Rump drawing
Closer view of Roland
Ernst Rump drawing
Roland statue in Bremen
town square

(Entwurf) Original Drawing by the Artist
of a Fantastic Presentation to the Fuhrer 
(AH 25-7 & ART 16-5 & SA13-6)

DESCRIPTION: This is for the true Germanophile. It is the original design hand rendered by the artist Herr Professor Ernst Rump. The statue that the drawing depicts is of a proposed sculpture of the hero Roland of Bremen that was about 60 cm in height and was crafted in silver. It was absolutely  unique; no other was ever done. It was presented to Adolf Hitler on the occasion of his 50th.birthday. It was commissioned to be created by Ernst Rump, a quite famous gold and silversmith, by the Bremen Government and the dean of the north German art school. Rump created it in four months of intensive artistry. The Roland figure stood in the middle of a silver bowl with four legs and in front of the bowl you can see an eagle. The plinth bears the shield with the Bremen Wahlspruch. Several copied documents and news releases accompany the picture -- in one of them it is announced that “The largest city of Gau Wessser Ems wishes to please our Fuhrer with this magnificent creation, along with this we present to our leader a tea table with ceramic inlay from the SA Gruppe (Nordsee”). These ceramics depict clouds and waves with a Viking ship. The red-sand light house, a ship that is a 5 master sailing ship. And the first German steamer “Wesser”plus the western tower of the island of Wangerooge, the modern trawler “Luneberg” and the fast steamer “Bremen” in the center is a compass rosette. In another clipping it reads “New from Bremen April 21, 1939 concerning the presents from Bremen and the SA Sturm (Nordsee) masterpieces of art work made by hand. These presented yesterday were an expression of love and honor from the German people to the creator of the Greater German Reich” and thus are the presents that ended up on the presentation table for our Fuhrer. Great consideration was given to the idea and final selection of these particular presents to represent the relationship that Gau Wesser area had to North Sea area. The center piece is of course the model of Roland the Giant and other impressive items to show Bremen's connection to the North Sea. The creator of the present from the Hanse City Bremen is the silver table decoration produced by the leader of the North German Goldsmiths Guild, Ernst Rump. This piece consists of a bowl with a figure of Roland in the center and has the inscription: To our Fuhrer from the Free Hanse City of Bremen on April 20, 1939 this is “Buten und Binnen-Wagon und Winnen! This is Bremen dialect...it means – On seas and on land, on wagons, and ships!  The bowl has a diameter of 52 cm. Several of the pieces are clad in gold to make it even more admirable. The framed “Entwurf” is huge, really huge 33 ½" x 26" and the frame is about 1 ½" thick all around. It is beautifully framed in a gold leaf frame. The glass is non-glare and it is backed with museum grade backing (using preservation methodology).

Something about Roland: According to legend, Bremen will remain free and independent as long as the Roland statue stands watching the city.  Roland was Charlemaignes Knight Errant. He was erected in 1404.  He bears the sword Durendart (Justice)” and a shield decorated with the two headed Imperial Eagle. The statue is 5.47 mm tall and stands on a 60 cm rostrum. This brings the combined height to 16.21 m.  Roland is the symbol of civil liberty and freedom. It is a great symbol and it can be understood clearly why the city and Ernst Rump chose this subject for the sculpture in silver to be presented to the Fuhrer. Ernst Rump was a celebrated artist in his time and even worked with the Deutsches Ahnenerbe on several projects. We are very proud to offer this original drawing from this talented artist of the 3rd Reich Remember: it is unique, one of a kind and should be in a museum or in a first class collection.

PRICE: SOLD

 

Hitler's Special Train Spoon
Hitler's Special Train Spoon

Hitler's Special Train Spoon
Hitler's Special Train Spoon
Hitler's Special Train Spoon
By the Führer Sonderzug
Hitler's Special Train Spoon
Hitler's Special Train Spoon

Tableware from the DR Deutsche Reichsbahn
(German National Railways, Special Cars)
(Item AH 25-8)

DESCRIPTION: According to a publication recently released by author James A. Yannes, Adolf Hitler and Hermann Goring both had private trains within the German railroad system. In the book (page 71) he points out that the silverware was by Bruckmann and Sohne and the markings were as follows -- the front portion of the pieces bear the N.S. National eagle in raised pattern with DR (Deutsche Reichsbahn). On the back is seen the crescent moon, the crown and the 800 silver content numbers. On the pieces from the Fuhrer's personal dining car it would have the number 205. This was for the private train (“Der Fuhrerzug”) that was comprised of 17 cars. The spoon that we offer is defiantly from the “Fuhrerzug” and its number is #213.  Mr. Yannis states that this number was assigned to the staff dining car, so Hitler’s generals and high political leaders would be the passengers in this car. Mr. Yannis goes on to say that there were two full time silver polishers assigned to the Fuhrerzug. The train was code named “Fuhrersonderzug” F until 1940 then “Amerika.” This spoon is 5 ½" long and would be considered a teaspoon or desert spoon. In beautiful mint condition, an important relic of the 3rd Reich and the man Adolf Hitler. 

PRICE: SOLD

 

Hitler Ehrenburgerecht
Honorary Citizenship to Adolf Hitler
Hitler Ehrenburgerecht
Adolf Hitler is presented an Ehrenbergerrecht from the city of Frankfurt in 1933

Hitler Ehrenburgerecht
Hitler Ehrenburgerecht
Hitler Ehrenburgerecht
Hitler Ehrenburgerecht
Hitler Ehrenburgerecht
Hitler Ehrenburgerecht
Hitler Ehrenburgerecht
Hitler Ehrenburgerecht
Hitler Ehrenburgerecht
Hitler Ehrenburgerecht
Hitler Ehrenburgerecht
Artist's signature
Hitler Ehrenburgerecht
The official seal of Guben
Hitler Ehrenburgerecht
Hitler Ehrenburgerecht
The Magistrate
Hitler Ehrenburgerecht
The Council
Hitler Ehrenburgerecht
Backside view
Hitler Ehrenburgerecht
Hitler received many gifts
Hitler Ehrenburgerecht
Hitler Ehrenburgerecht
Hitler in his library
Hitler Ehrenburgerecht
Another citizenship document
Hitler Ehrenburgerecht
The Berghof where most of the
Ehrenburgers were ke
pt

The Ultimate Treasure Owned by Hitler (Yes, Treasure!) (Item AH 25-12)

DESCRIPTION: Here is an Ehrenburgerrecht -- one of the best ones we have seen. It is an honorary citizenship document presented to the Fuhrer. There were similar ones perhaps not so elaborate given to him from many of the cities, towns and small hamlets throughout the German Reich in 1933 when he became Reichs-Chancellor of Germany. Hitler was born in Austria and he needed to become German to advance his political career during the National Socialist period -- more than 4,000 German towns awarded Adolf Hitler the title of Honorary Citizen. Today, the town of Bitterfeld in Sachsen Anhalt is the only one still with Adolf Hitler on their list of honorary citizens. When Hitler was popular with the German masses, the people urged their town councils to make him a citizen of their communities.  This was also a sincere demonstration to any person or parties objecting to his office seeking due to the fact that he was not a German citizen. No leader since has enjoyed the popularity and adoration that the German people lavished on the Fuhrer.  He was to them “The Befreier” (the Liberator!). Almost an awaited Messiah. Actually Hitler was stateless until he was granted German citizenship on February 26, 1932 after becoming a civil servant in Braunschwig, in the region now encompassed by lower Saxony. His status enabled him to run for president in that year. One of the obstacles that he faced during the campaign was this birth place problem. That essentially was overcome by the momentous support in 1933 of the German citizenry. As we have pointed out, these Ehenburgers were presented in several various forms. We have a woven one that can be seen at AH 21-4 in these pages from the city of Oelsnitz in Saxony. Hitler more than any other Third Reich figure was the recipient of many gifts ranging from statuary, to paintings, and jewelry, such as rings (see our write up at position AH 24-1 on these pages  The ring we believe is also in Ehrenberger in the same tradition as this one that we offer here.  He received a gold washed Walther PPK automatic pistol from the Walther Company that was sold here in the U.S. for a “kings ransom” but is well known that he seldom wore the rings or the pistol and for that matter he only ever carried one gun during his early political struggles and you will find information about that in our write up entitled Adolf Hitler’s revolver.  You will find it among the subject headings on our home page. It makes fascinating reading. 

This Ehrenbergerbrief (honorary citizenship) was presented by the city of Guben. This is a town on the Lusatian Neisse River in the state of Brandenburg. It is an ancient city that began to develop around 1200 as a trade and marketplace on the roads between Leipzig and Poznan and between Goelitz and Frankfurt on the Oder. The citizens of Guben were strong in their admiration of Adolf Hitler and the NSDAP.  In the war, Guban was early occupied by the Russians but was re-taken by the Waffen SS in a heroic struggle in February 1945. Guben is half today in Germany and half in Poland and is often in the news for violent right wing activity that goes on there. The patriotic feeling of intense Nationalism still reigns supreme in Guben. Only now its skinheads instead of brown shirt troopers of the SA are fighting Turks and Muslims instead of Reds and Jews. Now as to the magnificent Ehrenbergerbrief.  It is truly a magnificent and elaborate relic of the Reich and its leader Adolf Hitler who at that time was certainly “the man of the hour” to his German people. The cover for the document is on leather over a hard surface that could and probably is of wood.  It is quite large -- the back and front covers measures 22 x 18 ½ inches. When opened a wondrous and beautiful example of the wonderful artistry of fine calligraphy is revealed. The first thing that the eyes will gravitate to is the N.S. eagle in silver shown in a design of red ribbon threads set in a clever pattern that is very eye appealing.  Then you see the wording of the Ehrenbergerecht -- “Wir Magistrat und Stadtverordnete Der Stadt Guben haben Beschloffen Unserem Fuhrer Adolf Hitler Dem Grunder Des Dritten Reichs in Tiefster Dankbarkeit Das Ehrenburgerrecht zu verieihen Deffen zu Urkund ist Dieser Ehrenburgerbrief Ausgefertigt worden.  Guben/Den 29 Marz 1933.  Der Magistrate . . . . . . .Die Stadtverordneten"  Translation:  We Municipal authorities and city delegates of the city of Guben present to our leader Adolf Hitler the founder of the Third Reich in sincere gratitude this honorary citizenship it is testified and awarded by the Magistrate and town clerk. 

The calligraphy and N.S. eagle were accomplished by the artist Karl Hacker/ Berlin W 8 who was certainly an expert in such wonderful design.  Herr Hacker produced not only an item of extreme historical importance, but a thing of obvious beauty as well. One would do well to make an investment in this magnificent relic of the Third Reich. Items having belonged personally to Adolf Hitler today are considered prime investments and this one would be up there with the very finest and most important of all.

PRICE: SOLD

 

Hitler Dinner Knife
Hitler Dinner Knife

Hitler Dinner Knife
Hitler Dinner Knife
Hitler Dinner Knife
Berghof formal table
Hitler Dinner Knife
Hitler Dinner Knife
Hitler Dinner Knife
Hitler with Blondi at Berghof
Hitler Dinner Knife
With his Adjutant at Berghof
Hitler Dinner Knife
The Berghof
Hitler Dinner Knife
Hitler Dinner Knife
Hitler Dinner Knife

A Formal Pattern Luncheon Knife (Fuhrer Besteck)
from Hitler’s Berghof (Mountain Retreat) (Item AH 25-13)

DESCRIPTION: First, let me assure you that original silverware having belonged to Adolf Hitler is becoming so scarce that at a show in the German city of Kassel that I recently attended there were at least 250 booths with every sort of Third Reich paraphernalia imaginable. At these shows in the past there would be available one or two, sometimes three pieces of Hitler flatware.This time on November 30 to December 2nd there were absolutely none! Not a one. And, we were told that if a piece were available, it would be at least 2,000.00 Euros ($3,000.00 US).  It is one of the most desirable historical items that there are. I did manage to procure two brilliant pieces from a private collector that I know and he allowed me to buy a luncheon fork and luncheon knife at a reasonable price. (The price of a year ago.)  This was most fortunate and now we are able to offer you, the collector, this fine luncheon knife for this reasonable price plus a little bit for our troubles. These prices will reflect only part of the German price increase but also bear in mind that there might be some more in the near future. But at much higher prices also, the knife and fork are in immaculate condition the best we have ever had. The knife is 8 ½ inches long with the beautiful Greek key design along the edges. The marks are at the place where the blade meets the grip. The crown, the moon and the 800 silver content and the imperial looking eagle, The National Socialist .Reich’s eagle, is depicted raised with wings folded down and beside the swastika in the wreath is the A H for Adolf Hitler. This is not only a great buy, but an investment that could pay off in real dividends in the near future. “Hitler Besteck” is still grossly under priced considering the nature of it and its immense historical importance. You could not invest in anything better except it be gold perhaps. Don’t miss this great opportunity.

PRICE: SOLD

 

Hitler Dinner Fork
Hitler Dinner Fork

Hitler Dinner Fork
Hitler Dinner Fork
Markings on fork
Hitler Dinner Fork
Hitler with Blondi at Berghof
Hitler Dinner Fork
Hitler with Adjutant
Otto Gunsche
Hitler Dinner Fork
The Berghof
Hitler Dinner Fork
Hitler Dinner Fork
Hitler with Blondi
Hitler Dinner Fork
The formal table at Berghof
Hitler Dinner Fork
Hitler Dinner Fork
A Formal Pattern Luncheon Fork from the Berghof Retreat of Adolf Hitler (Item AH 25-14)

DESCRIPTION: This is the fork that we have mentioned above that I managed to buy on my trip to Germany. Please read about the knife above for details. The fork measures a little over 7 inches long and of course has the same Greek key design and the same markings but they are found on the back of the implement. The condition, just like the knife, is immaculate -- both the pieces are of the formal pattern. We have explained the scarcity and the fact that this may be the last we can ever offer. They just are not available even in Germany. As a very wise investment I would suggest that you do not hesitate. This piece is priced far under what the same would sell for in Germany if one could be found anymore at all!  This is a very wise investment. A year from now the price could double (at least!) 

PRICE: SOLD

 

Hitler

Hitler

Hitler

Markings

Adolf Hitler

Hitler at Dinner Table

Formal Pattern Sugar Spoon (Item AH 25-14a)

DESCRIPTION: This is a sugar spoon from the Adolf Hitler personal flatware collection. These particular types of spoons were considered the rarest of the groupings. Although there were 12 -24 piece place settings, there would only be about 3 to 4 sugar spoons for 3 to 4 spaced sugar bowls that would be placed ever 6 to 8 place settings on the dinning table. The spoon measures 5 ½ inches long and has the expected markings on the back of the shank. The moon, crown, 800 silver designation and the eagle stamp. We are often asked the question “what is the likelihood of the German Führer ever actually using a particular piece. Well we can’t naturally answer that in any authority although he certainly used some of these items since they were only set out if he was in attendance. If there was any one of the pieces that he most likely used, it certainly would have been the sugar spoons considering his extreme fondness for sweets and especially coffee and chocolate spiced further with the addition of sugar. The collector should be advised that in these days of collecting SA Daggers produced in millions and millions selling successfully at $800 and up, the price of Hitler personal items such as these are still a bargain that will in all probability see an astronomical price rise in the next year or so. They are very much under priced at the moment and they are not being reproduced. When these originals are down to only a few left (as it is almost now) the price will go into orbit. Investing in these pieces now makes good sense and you can never lose. Good NS pieces have gone nowhere but up in the past few years.

PRICE: SOLD

 

 

Hitler

Hitler

 

Hitler

Hitler

Hitler

Hitler

Hitler

Hitler Silverware; Serving Spoon (Item AH 25-14b)

DESCRIPTION: This is a large serving spoon of the informal pattern. It measures 8 1/2 inches long, is well marked with moon, crown, ‘800’ silver designation, and a stamped eagle. It’s in nice condition with a large bowl 1 3/4 inches wide. “This; as we have said above was more likely to have been used personally by Adolf Hitler than the formal pattern because of the lesser number ever issued of these pieces. This is probably the best of the Hitler flatware that we have accumulated. It’s really exceptional and the serving spoons are always the rarest of any assemblage since there is usually only one or two to a set. This is rare; and beyond rare!

PRICE: SOLD

 

Adolf Hitler Silverware

Adolf Hitler Silverware

 

Adolf Hitler Silverware

Adolf Hitler Silverware
Note the '800' and
other silver marks

Adolf Hitler Silverware

Adolf Hitler Silverware

Adolf Hitler Silverware
The Berghof

Adolf Hitler Silverware
The Reich's chancellery in Bertesgaden

Adolf Hitler Silverware
The Berghof

Adolf Hitler Silverware
In Alpine winter

Adolf Hitler Silverware
Dinner table at the Berghof

 

Informal A.H. Dessert Knife (Item AH 25-14c)

DESCRIPTION: Here is one of the “most rare of all,” of the Hitler Bestek (flatware). This is one of what has come to be known as the “informal” pieces that were the first type before the “formal” style was introduced. This is a dessert knife about 1/2 the size of the same in a dinner knife. The reason these are highly sought after is because they were used only at the Berghof, Hitler’s mountain retreat high above Berchtesgaden, and these pieces were in very limited numbers. So, the collector who wants to be sort of assured the Führer actually used this piece, consider that the confidence level is high because the Führer loved desserts and sweets and the likelihood of his using this article is more than likely. It measures 6 ½ inches long and has the early style N.S. eagle, whose wreathed swastika is flanked by the letters A.H. for “Adolf Hitler.” The blade is marked with the words that more or less translate to stainless steel and a ‘w’; this means it will not rust. Right where the blade fits into the grip are the very small numerals “800” with the moon, crown, and eagle. This refers to the silver content. The grip has the knicks of age and because this is one of the pieces dug up in the ruins of the Berghof in the 1960’s it still is in good shape. I would like to repeat at this point that the informal pieces are much more rare than the formal type and the dessert pieces are (incredibly rare). While formal pieces do turn up, seldom, if ever, do you see a piece as this. As rare as it is, we do not ask as much as the formal Bestecke bring. Seems everyone wants to own the prettier formal style, but someday when all of these items bring astronomical prices this one will be worth twice as much as the latter type. A great investment!

PRICE: SOLD

 

SS

SS

SS

SS

SS

SS

Large Dinner Spoon in Formal Pattern from the Berghof (Item AH 25-14d)

DESCRIPTION: Here is one of the best of the Adolf Hitler formal dinner flatware pieces: knives, forks, and spoons. This piece is a full 8 1/2 inches long with a bowl section 2 inches wide. It has the typical Greek-key design that was designed by the Führer, himself. It has the “Führeradler” or Hitler-style eagle supported on each side by “AH.” On the back is the moon, the crown, and the eagle stamp plus ‘800’ (the silver designation). You couldn’t find a better piece of Hitler memorabilia that is as rare as this one for such a reasonable price.

PRICE: SOLD

 

Hitler Flatware

Hitler Flatware
Hitler's Berghof

 

Hitler Flatware

Hitler Flatware

Hitler Flatware

Hitler Flatware

Hitler Flatware

Hitler Flatware

Hitler Flatware
The dinner table at the Berghof

Hitler Flatware

Hitler Flatware

Hitler Flatware
The Greek key pattern

Large, Formal-Pattern Dinner Knife from Hitler’s Berghof (Mountain Retreat) (Item AH 25-14(e))

DESCRIPTION: This is a large piece of dinner Besteke (flatware) as used at the Alpine Berghof for formal occasions. It is in genuine 800 silver and is marked so with the crown, moon, and eagle just under the section where the grip of this dinner knife meets the blade. The knife is large, a little over 10 inches long. Of course the Greek key pattern that was designed by Hitler himself is seen along the edges while the Reich's Adler (eagle) is seen with the letters A H as the main design at the terminus of the grip. This knife is in immaculate, beautiful condition. It is one of the pieces looted by members of the American 101st Airborne Division when they occupied what was left of the house. The pieces were found in a trunk in an adjacent building and overlooked by the -Leibstandarte A. H. guards, when they blew up the gorgeous main building (the Berghof itself ) at Hitler’s orders. The Führer did not want his beautiful home to give luxurious comfort to the enemy marauders upon their uninvited arrival in these mountains so sacred to him. We were not able to determine exactly where the adjacent building actually was; it might even have been in the Berchtesgaden Reich's Chancery located in the town. We only have the description from a veteran of the 101st, but he was not present when the items were taken. He received them from another GI that was in on the actual looting. He remembered trading a carton of “Luckies” for several pieces of the flatware. That puts one in mind of the Roman soldiers gambling for the famous robe at the foot of the cross doesn’t it? But then, after all, these are the spoils of war! There could hardly be a genuine Adolf Hitler personal possession that could beat this piece. These items when found in Germany today bring as much as $3,000 or more. They are not only very rare, but also very desirable amongst collectors whenever rarely found. As we have said before, they are of immense historical importance. The dinner knife is much larger than the luncheon knives as seen at AH 25-13, but do read this description as it gives you more information about the pieces. One couldn’t possibly make a better investment. Of the ones we have had, this one is in the best condition of any we have offered in the past. The veteran took special care of it and it shows. Don’t miss it! This could be your only opportunity to purchase one (and what a one it is!)

PRICE: SOLD

 

 

 

Original Hitler Print

Original Hitler Print
Original Hitler Print
Great Original Print Depicting Adolf Hitler (Item AH 25-15)
DESCRIPTION: This is a really great print depicting the German Fuhrer in the early days of the “Kampfzeit” (struggle for power) before the1933 victory of the NSDAP. After Hitler became Reichs-Kanzler, he instituted the WHW or Winter Help Work -- a charity program with the slogan “None shall starve or freeze.”  It was instituted in September 1933 and designed to provide food, fuel, clothing and various household items to indigent Germans at first and to war refugees and other civilian casualties in the later war years. In many ways it was similar to the U.S. Food Stamp program but much broader in its scope. Many little do-dads were issued to donors as a sign of their generosity made of plastic, wood, glass, etc. in myriad shapes and sizes, and to large donors the WHW officials would present this fine artistic rendition of Germany's Fuhrer. This one was presented to contributors in Gau (section) Mittlefranken in the years 1933 and 1934 as is printed at the bottom of the picture. In its frame, the drawing measures 19 x 15 inches and the actual print is 12 x 9 in size. Again this is a period print, not a page out of a magazine. It was made for special presentation and is historically important and an extremely fine WWII collectable.

PRICE: $295.00

 

 

Berghof Tablecloth
Berghof Tablecloth
Berghof Tablecloth
Berghof Tablecloth
Berghof Tablecloth
Berghof Tablecloth
Berghof Tablecloth
Adolf Hitler's initials
A Tablecloth from the Berghof (Item AH 25-16; HITLER FLATWARE 1-16)

DESCRIPTION: This is a very beautiful table cloth in silk. It is not the official type as usually encountered but it is probably a gift to him from some admirer amongst the millions of them that loved their Fuhrer. At the Berghof gifts came in like the horn of Cornacopia. Every week there were dozens and dozens of gifts from the rich, influential and famous but also gifts from the peasantry as well. Pieces that were essentially craft items made by men, women and children of the nation were pouring in to the point of making the SS men who sorted these things and filed them very busy men -- many of the items were exactly that!-- filed and it is probable that Adolf Hitler unfortunately never got to see most of them. This particular tablecloth is for a small end table cover and it is truly beautiful, in its center is a portrayal of one of the Fuhrer's favorite German legends... The Saga of Saint Hubertus. This story is pictured as the hunter and poacher Hubertus stalks an elk that was reported as the largest and most magnificant of all of his species ever encountered in the Bavarian Forest. There are several different version of the miracle that then transpired -- You can go on Google with the words ‘St. Hubertus’ or St. Hubert and see some of the legend recounted there. It is a beautiful story and tells how this poacher became a Saint due to the encounter with the Great Stag with the Holy Cross beaming between his antlers. So fine is this print (white on white) that it is very hard to picture it with our limited lighting and camera equipment but if I can be so bold to say it is genuinely gorgeous. The whole of the man and stag are surrounded on all sides with oak leaf branches and acorns depicted in a beautiful array: the cloth measures 42 inches x 19, it might be called a runner for as we have said for an end table. About 42 inches from the top of the piece is an embroidered A.H. (Adolf Hitler). This type of tablecloth would usually end up framed in an appropriate frame because the owners felt it was just so awesome looking to be wasted stretched across a table. Mark T. Griffith in his book Liberated Adolf Hitler Memorabilia  shows in his pages many tablecloths, towels and napkins all from different Hitler residences with myriad styles of AH initials and this leads me to think many of them are like this one, gifts all individually made. In any case, what we offer here is a historically important art piece extraordinare! At a very reasonable price.

PRICE: SOLD

 

Berghof Creamer
Berghof Creamer
Berghof

Berghof Creamer
The terrace luncheon tables
Berghof Creamer
Berghof Creamer
The markings
Berghof Creamer
Terrace meetings
Berghof Creamer

A Creamer from the Garden Luncheons of Adolf Hitler at the Berghof  (Item AH 25-17)

DESCRIPTION: This is a milk creamer from the Berghof, Hitler’s mountain retreat high in the Bavarian Alps. We know of the same type in silver by the Wellner Company but this one is more like the hotel service style as used at the Hotel Deutscher Hoff in Nuremberg. See a set of this type service in this Hitler section of the site. Basically, this creamer is of pewter not silver. It was found in the ruins of the garage at the foot of the Berghof nothing of that building remains today because the German Bavarian Government was afraid of the Faithful using it as a shrine, but back in the 1960’s certain souvenir hunters known to us went often on a moonlit night up there and dug for relics just like fevered archeologists in an Egyptian tomb location. Many pieces of cutlery, ceramic dishes and kitchen objects were unearthed there and that is precisely where this creamer came from. The outside is in very good shape with the National Eagle and the A H intact. On the bottom are the letters H J and you can see Wellner 30 C1 15 stamped on the bottom. The inside has much corrosion from being buried for about 16 years or so; the outside has been cleaned but the inside has not and it would be quite a job to do so (best to leave it alone). The pot is about 4 ½ inches high and about 6 inches from the end of the spout to the outer edge of the handle. This is a piece of the garden terrace service of the Berghof. This terrace is seen in many color photos of the period including the ones taken by Eva Braun on this social gathering place. Hitler would entertain his guests however the formal silver service was never used there. It was used inside the house only. Why? Well, we don’t want to speculate that any of the invited guests might want a souvenir of their visit but we can’t speculate a denial of this either. After all at this time Hitler had almost a quasi-religious image and the magnetism of his mythos was overpowering and an invited guest being completely rational in every way might still be tempted! Is this the reason for pewter instead of silver?? In any case, here it is completely original and rare. By the way, the Reich chancellery dinnerware pieces were not in silver either and they were also made by Wellner as well.

PRICE: SOLD

 

Hitler Pact Ring
Hitler Pact Ring

Hitler Pact Ring
Hitler Ring
Hitler Ring
Hitler Ring
Hitler Ring
Hitler Ring
Hitler Ring
Hitler Pact Ring
Hitler Pact Ring
Hitler Pact Ring
Beautiful Enameled Silver Hitler Finger Ring Made for Important National Socialist Patriots (AH 25-19)

DESCRIPTION: Here is probably the nicest of all Hitler figural rings ever produced. We believe that it was a special presentation item given to persons who in the early years were ardent supporters of the NSDAP and Adolf Hitler. We have explained on our site how we came across and purchased a treasure trove of National Socialist rings, brooches, fobs, etc., at the Stuttgart military show directly from the old jeweler and his son. The ring is exquisite to the fancier and collector of Third Reich material, especially jewelry. It has a beautiful black enamel top where a separate bust portrait of the Führer is mounted in silver while on each of the sides are two separate exquisite N.S. eagles that stand out in high relief from the black-enameled side panels. The ring is in pure “835” silver and has a stamp inside that indicates this. There just can’t be a better-looking Hitler ring anywhere to be found and the extreme rarity is patently obvious. The size is about 10 ¾. We have (one only.) This is actually a true bargain.

PRICE: SOLD

 

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