- This off white beautiful piece is made of high quality material and has very ornate lace around the entire border and includes a very elaborate AH […]
- By mid-May 1945, allied troops and Obersalzberg locals had stripped the inner circle homes of silverware and the most valuable souvenirs. Now it was time to […]
- This GI letter home was written on a sheet of Hitler’s personal letterhead, removed from the Berghof by a soldier in the 101st Airborne Division. It […]
- After the 101st Airborne Division took over control of the Obersalzberg from the 3rd Infantry Division around May 4-5 1945, they locked the area down and […]
- This 10” diameter hand-painted bowl was part of a much larger set presented to Hitler at the Berghof by Admiral Miklós Horthy (1868-1957) of Hungary in […]
- This tile, along with several other identical marble tiles, was found by me near the entrances to one of the Berghof bunkers back in 2009. This […]
- Master Sergeant Joseph Walsh was part of Eisenhower’s ETO command detail, and accompanied him on his visit to Berchtesgaden on September 2 1945. While there, he […]
- This knob was removed from one of the radiators below the Berghof’s famous picture window in May 1945. In a letter accompanying the artefact, the GI […]
- This 12-page directory lists all the major offices, people and departments within the Berghof and across the Obersalzberg complex. It is one of only a handful […]
- Gretl Braun’s library book, removed from the ruins of Hitler’s Berghof in Berchtesgaden by an American GI. The book is published in Berlin by Hans von […]
- Here is an extremely rare set of formal Adolf Hitler salt and pepper shakers from the Berghof. These rarely emerge in pairs, especially under these conditions. […]
- Individual name place card, gold border, gold embossed eagle from the formal dining hall.
- Two historical relics recovered by a local resident from Adolf Hitler’s mountain retreat the Berghof at Obersalzberg.The first is a recovered piece of shrapnel from a […]
- Besides his Berghof home, undoubtedly Hitler’s favorite place on the Obersalzberg was a cozy Tea House built in 1937 on the northern boundary of the area, […]
- This incredible pillowcase with the AH monogrammed was removed from the Berghof by a local resident at the end of 1945, and was acquired in the […]
- A round green marble table taken from the bowling alley inside the Berghof, used as a telephone table, and often used by Hitler himself during the […]
- Sgt. Russell Dysert fought with the 441st Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion, attached to the 45th “Thunderbirds” Division and, later, the 3rd Infantry Division. His unit provided antiaircraft […]
- Here is a book from Adolf Hitler’s personal library, removed from the Berghof by a local resident after the war. A hard cover book titled “Das […]
- This music record (“Lore, Lore”) was removed from one of the Berghof bedrooms by a local resident in late April/very early May 1945. It was kept […]
- It is well known that Hitler did not approve of smoking, but there were dedicated smoking rooms in all government buildings of The Third Reich, as […]
- Berghof Kachalofen very rare chunk of the red kachelofen used in the Berghof’s‘ Untersberg room’ above Adolf Hitler’s office. These pieces were buried in a bomb […]
- This silver art deco style decanter and matching hand hammered 925 silver stopper were removed from the Berghof in May 1945 by Sgt. Russell Dysert . […]
- Adolf Hitler creamer, silver plate, marked with eagle and AH and wellner 16 on base.
- The kurzfristiger ausweis (or short-term ID card) shown below was issued to a member of Adolf Hitler’s personal bodyguard, Untersturmfuhrer Gunther Welter, by the Reichssicherheitsdienst (Reich […]
- After the bombing of the Obersalzberg and subsequent death of Hitler in late April 1945, many locals looted the Berghof and nearby Mooslahnerkopf teehaus. While food […]
- Berghof Postcard Album These small booklets were given to visitors to Hitler’s mountain home, the Berghof. It contains 12 postcards of rooms within the building, including […]
