- This doilie was removed from the Führerbunker by a member of the 82″d Airborne Division in May 1945.
- Heinrich Hoffmann was Adolf Hitler’s good friend and personal photographer, the man who hosted an early NSDAP office on Schellingstrasse in München. This is original Third […]
- Supporting every lavish function were the silver serving pieces, coffeepots, teapots, gravy boats, platters, etc. Naturally, there were considerably fewer of these larger items than silverware […]
- The tablecloth and napkin Informal pattern it was used everyday, the linens were bought commercially in bulk and embroidered by the firm Strunkmann & Meister.
- These three pieces silverware formal pattern were brought home along with several other pieces by U.S. Solider Archie Dunbar of the 232nd Infantry regiment 42nd Division […]
- It is known that Hitler did not approve of smoking, but there were dedicated smoking rooms in all government buildings of the Third Reich, as well […]
- Here are two very rare pieces of Adolf Hitler’s silverware, grape snips formal and informal pattern, produced by Bruckmann.
- “This booklet was produced by the printing and stationery firm, Doering. It contains samples of all the main personal and Party stationery that were created for […]
- Part of the smoking set, this hand-hammered candleholder was removed from the Führerbau by Captain Donald Hobeck of the 1269th Engineer Combat Battalion. Hobeck commanded Company […]
- Adolf Hitler signature from Oberscharführer Rochus Misch (29 July 1917 – 5 September 2013). Rochus Misch he served in the Führerbegleitkommando (Führer Escort Command, FBK) as […]
- The Führersonderzug was the special train used by Adolf Hitler for his travels accross Germany and Europe. In 1937, Hitler ordered a special train to the […]
- Certificate of Honorary Citizenship issued to Adolf Hitler on 22 April 1933 during his visit to the town of Metze in the Hessian region, signed by […]
- The coaster is engraved “AH” and marked “WELLNER” on the bottom, the interior has the thick brownish orange felt type pad.
- Not many people knew at the time that Hitler wore glasses. This perceived ‘genetic weakness’ was kept secret from the German people and very few photographs […]
- In 1929, Hitler moved to a luxury nine room apartment on Prinzregentenplatz 16. The apartment was on the second floor and included two kitchens and two […]
- The cigar cutter is 7 inches in length and at its widest section at the bottom handle, it is one inch wide. The edges of both […]
- Adolf Hitler Informal Pattern fork and knife.This has the very distinct stylized political eagle with wings down. The swastika is flanked by the letters “A. H.” […]
- Adolf Hitler tongs measure 4 ¼ inches long. Both arms have the Greek Key designs indicative of the AH Formal pattern. Each is decorated with a […]
- Adolf Hitler Fruit Knife which measures 7 1/4″ in length. The knife has the traditional Greek Key pattern meandering around the edges of the handle. The […]
