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Adolf Hitler
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Mappe (Portfolio) of the Field commander, Adolf Hitler, and his Marshals (Item AH 11-2; WEHR 14-10) |
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DESCRIPTION: This is an incredible large folder of professional photography produced by Hasso von Wedel, a major of the general staff. The pictures are 15 x 19 ½ inches and they have inner-embossed professional photographic edges. Each has a thin paper see-through, web-effect protective sheet over them and attached at the top the photographic effect is spectacular and the images are crystal clear. The marshals are all there and the pictures of the Führer and the Reichsmarschal Göring are naturally first. Then we have Keitel, von Braushitsch, von Ronstedt, von Loeb, von Bock, List, Kluge, Witzleben, von Reichenau, Milch, Sperrle, and Kesselring. While understanding that these pictures on heavy cardboard-style stock are originals, you must also recognize that if singled out and framed they would bring hundreds of dollars each. There are some explanation inserts as well at the beginning of the folio with listing of the marshals. All the pictures are in excellent condition. For the expert archivist or historian this is a wonderful and important grouping.
PRICE: $1,500.00 |
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Photo of Adolf Hitler with Naval Officials (Item AH 11-3; KRIEG 4-10) |
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DESCRIPTION: This is an excellent photo of the Führer in about 1933 standing on the deck of a battle cruiser of the German fleet. All wear binoculars. The Führer is garbed in his famous overcoat with his hands (as always) deeply thrust in the pockets. This is an original Hoffmann print that is professionally framed and matted. This is a piece of early photography by Heinrich Hoffmann, master photographer and personal close friend of Hitler. The photo section is 11 x 8 inches and the picture overall is 14 x 17 inches. This is a very impressive piece of WW II and Third Reich history.
PRICE: SOLD |
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