- Extremely rare coaster from the Berchtesgaden Hospital Dietrich Eckart Krankenhaus. The Kurklinik Stanggaß (also: Klinik in der Stanggaß Berchtesgaden ) is a hospital built between 1938 […]
- ON HOLD,ON HOLD,ON HOLD Gastehaus Der Platterhof knife from the canteen, marked Wello.
- This silver fork measres approx 14,5 cm in length and is in good condition. It is marked Hotel Bellevue Berchtesgaden and has the silversmith marking of […]
- 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 […]
- Platterhof Wine Glass from the formal dinning hall. These are measure 18 cm tall White etching on one side features the logo of the Platterhof, with […]
- Milk jug porcelain removed from the hospital before the closing. The Kurklinik Stanggaß (also: Klinik in der Stanggaß Berchtesgaden ) is a hospital built between 1938 […]
- After the complex on the Obersalzberg assumed much greater importance in the Third Reich government, Hitler decided to build a second government seat in the Berchtesgaden […]
- Oval tray removed from the Haus Geiger by a local resident in April 1945, the measures is 27 cm. History: Another local hotel with Third Reich […]
- Rare Platterhof glass plate from the formal dining hall. Measures 32 cm.
- Porcelain plate from the Obersalzberg Kindergarden, measures 25 cm.In 1940 saw the construction of a large building to preserve the architectural models behind the Hotel zum […]
- Big variant of wood Haus Wachenfeld Souvenir, larger and much more detailed than the more common ones. Base is 16 cm and is 11 cm tall.
- Wall lamps removed from the grand dining hall in the Platterhof during the demolition in 2000.
- This is the exact curtain featured in Dr Mark Griffith’s book Collector’s Guide to Liberated Adolf Hitler Memorabilia. It was used to wrap a haul of […]
- 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 […]
- Berchtesgadener Hof dinning room Chair removed by local recident during Closing in 2006. The Berchtesgadener Hof hotel had previously been the “Grand Hotel Auguste Victoria,” popular […]
- SOLD,SOLD,SOLD Original brick, camouflage and asphalt removed from the area Berghof in August 2007/2008. The measures brick is 18 x 11 cm, asphalt 31 x 9 […]
- Original tile removed from the Berghof SS guard post in August 2008. The measures is 38 x 15 cm.
- Extremely rare napkin from the Berchtesgaden Hospital Dietrich Eckart Krankenhaus. The Kurklinik Stanggaß (also: Klinik in der Stanggaß Berchtesgaden ) is a hospital built between 1938 […]
- Rare bowl removed from the hospital in April 1945. Measures is 31 cm. The Kurklinik Stanggaß (also: Klinik in der Stanggaß Berchtesgaden ) is a hospital […]
- This dessert fork comes from the hotel dining room setting at the Platterhof Hotel. As we know, the Platterhof was owned by the NSDAP and was […]
- Dinner fork from the Berchtesgader hof, measures 21 cm. The Berchtesgadener Hof hotel had previously been the “Grand Hotel Auguste Victoria,” popular with visiting royalty. The […]
- Porcelain plate from the Obersalzberg Kindergarden, measures 36 cm.In 1940 saw the construction of a large building to preserve the architectural models behind the Hotel zum […]
- Caffè spoon from the Rasthaus Chiemsee dining hall, marker is Geb.Hepp.90 measures 14,5 cm. CHIEMSEE is a large resort lake in southern Bavaria, and was chosen […]
- Rare fish fork from the Deutsches Haus Berchtesgaden measures 18,5.Adolf Hitler stayed in this hotel (with breaks) for two years. He wrote a part of the […]
- Platterhof Small porcelain creamer from the formal dining hall. Measure: height about 5,5 cm
- This beautiful napkin measures approx. 14 inches (35.56cm) by 15 inches (38.1cm) in size. It is made of an off-white linen that is bordered with light […]
- Lunch spoon from the Berchtesgader hof, measures 21 cm. Postcard included. The Berchtesgadener Hof hotel had previously been the “Grand Hotel Auguste Victoria,” popular with visiting […]
