- 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 […]
- Sugar tongs Marked “HOTEL DEUTSCHER HOF NURNBERG” BY Wellner. Der Deutscher Hof was Hitler’s favorite hotel and was located in the center of Nuremberg. The Führer […]
- This is a nice silver-plated teapot from the famed Der Deutsche Hof Hotel in Nuremberg which was the hotel that A.H favored and stayed at when […]
- After its capture in early May 1945, the Eagle’s Nest was quickly plundered by French and US troops, eager to grab a prized souvenir of Hitler’s […]
- Fantastic grouping of original photos, taken by Kenneth Lang, 101st Airborne Division, in Berchtesgaden, May 1945. Numerous photos of the destroyed Berghof, main hall of the […]
- This large bronze coat hook were looted from the Eagle’s Nest right after the war, by Capt. Paul Riddle of the 31st Mobile Reclamation and Repair […]
- The interesting lot includes GI guides, German maps, plus three nice signed pieces by members of the RAF squadron that bombed Hitler’s Eagle’s Nest late April […]
- 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 […]
- The pieces shown here are from Hitler’s Eagle’s Nest tea set and were sent home by Donald H. Banman 2nd Platoon, C Company 101st Airborne Division […]
- A pretty cool grouping which I believe to be all from one family: father, mother, 3 sons – one of which was killed in the war. […]
- Rare Spoon from the Burgerbraukeller. The Bürgerbräukeller; “citizen brew cellar” was a large beer hall in Munich, Germany. Opened in 1885, it was one of the […]
- Blank/unused SS Ausweis [identification pass] granting the holder permission to pass through the road blocks to the Obersalzberg. These would only have been handed out to […]
- It’s not easy to find Platterhof knifes, they are the first I have in my collection. The handle of the knife is relatively plain with good […]
- Room key from the Berchtesgadener Hof from the time of the NSDAP.
- This beer tray was removed from the Eagle’s Nest in June 1945 GI’s details are sadly lost to time, note that the 1938 Teahouse Kehlstein interior […]
- Original nesting box ( Bird Box) from the Obersalzberg bird sanctuary, Kehlstein. Between 1937 and 1942, a large number of numbered nest boxes were hung within […]
- 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 […]
- Here is a rare seating plan for an official state dinner [abendessen] hosted in Berlin on April 30 1939 – exactly 6 years before Hitler’s eventual […]
- Wachenfeld Haus Souvenir Bank, larger and much more detailed than the more common ones. Comes with original key. Base is 20x15cm and is 13.5cm tall
- This is an excellent example of the very rare 5-1/8 x 7-1/4 inch, 34-page book Verzeichnis der N.S. Ärzte im Traditionsgau München-Oberbayern or “Directory of National […]
- This English-made carving set with stag handles was removed from Hitler’s Eagle’s Nest by Major General George McDonald in May 1945. McDonald was Director of Intelligence, […]
- 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 […]
- German Reichs Chancellery Large Oval Platter, this platter measures 18 ¼” long by 14 ½” wide. The large embossed RK monogram with eagle is seen on […]
- This is a Bund Deutscher Mädel (BDM) Berchtesgaden Trachtenjacke. These “strickjacke” were traditional Bavarian folkish knitted jackets, and were since 1935 part of the official BDM […]
- Third Reich period souvenir from the Obersalzberg, original painting colour print in frame of the Adolf Hitler Haus Wachenfeld.
- Traditional vintage toys, the same are also visible in the Dokumentation Obersalzberg.
- 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. […]
- Adolf Hitler rare casserole with lid from the Reich Chancellery. The casserole is intact and has an absolutely beautiful patina. It is roll printed with the […]
- The radiator panel is remouved from the famous “Berchtesgadener Hof” in 2006 when the hotel was demolished. The panel is visible in numerous pictures and postcards […]
- The album shows a series of commercially available postcards of the Berghof during the Third Reich, along with a series of photos taken in 1951 at […]
- Here is an extremely rare Reich Chancellery coaster made by Wellner. It is roll printed with the party eagle clutching an oak wreath with a swastika. […]
- Individual name place card, gold border, gold embossed eagle from the formal dining hall.
- Rare bowl removed from the hospital in April 1945. The Kurklinik Stanggaß (also: Klinik in der Stanggaß Berchtesgaden ) is a hospital built between 1938 and […]
- Interesting workbook “Arbeitsbuch”of 1939, a man employed in the construction works on the obersalzberg.
- Yank magazine 22 June 1945 American Soldiers in Hitler’s Berchtesgaden.
- Rare Reich Chancellery (Reichskanzlei) Gravy boat. The gravy boat is intact and has an absolutely beautiful caramel patina. It is roll printed with the party eagle […]
- 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 is a very rare, perhaps unique, Third Reich publication! It is the 5-7/8 x 8-3/8 inch, 90-page Fernsprech-Teilnehmer-Verzeichnis des Luftgaukommandos VII or telephone directory for […]
- The Post Hotel was popular with the nazi political, military and industrial hierarchy for both holidays and as a stop over during audiences with Adolf Hitler. […]
- Purchased (and renamed) by the Nazis in 1936, The Berchtesgadener Hof hotel housed VIPs and other dignitaries visiting the area to meet Hitler at the Berghof. […]
- Rare gravy boat from the Kaserne SS “ Verwaltung Obersalzberg”. A housing complex for the SS guard detachment was built in 1937. This consisted of a […]
- 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 […]
- Porcelain Plates removed from the hospital before the closing. The Kurklinik Stanggaß (also: Klinik in der Stanggaß Berchtesgaden ) is a hospital built between 1938 and […]
- Silver large tray from berchtesgadener hof, marked on reverse “Gebruder Hepp 95” eagles with swastika. Measures 58 cm
- This small pressed paper disc portrays the Adolf Hitler Jugendherberge, it was one of a series that showed youth hostels all over Germany, shows a hostel […]
- Removed from the Eagle’s Nest in late April 1945, the silver platter measuring 29 cm has engraved AH initials with eagle, stamped on back WELLNER 39 […]
- Whenever Hitler visited Nuremberg, he stayed at the Deutscher Hof hotel. He had a large room on the first floor and, later on, his own ‘Führer […]
- Platterhof oval tray from the formal dining hall, marker is Geb.Hepp. Measures long 32 cm.
- Platterhof tray, rare variant with three food divisions. Striking emblem from Platterhof, below marked with “Gebr.Hepp90” Measures 36 cm
- Dessert plate from the Obersalzberg Kindergarden. 1940 saw the construction of a large building to preserve the architectural models behind the Hotel zum Türken. This building […]
- Platterhof door handle removed by a local resident during the destruction in 2000.
- The sparkling wine was removed from the Berchtesgadener Hof by a local resident in late April very early May 1945. The starting wine is Mark Hotelbetriebsges.m.b.h, […]
- Platterhof Obersalzberg garage building construction plan, 13 May 1939, by Architect Roderich Fick. This is an original plan, approximately 100 cm by 70 cm in size. […]
- Tea pot in precious Bavarian porcelain, decorated with the inscription “KANZLEI DES FUHRERS” (Fuhrer Chancellery). On the back is the brand of the manufacturer “Johann Seltman” […]
- War Winter Relief Organization Badge (Kriegswinterhilfswerk) INGOLSTADT 1939/40.
- The Post Hotel was popular with the nazi political, military and industrial hierarchy for both holidays and as a stop over during audiences with Adolf Hitler. […]
- Urlaubschein Lager Riemerfeld Obersalzberg Pass issued to a worker resident in the settlement of Buchenhöhe (the camp was called Lager Riemerfeld) to go the police Berchtesgaden […]
- This brass door handle was removed by a local resident from Hermann Goring’s reserved room from the hospital Dietrich Eckart. The hospital named for Eckart (Dietrich […]
- 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 […]
- After Berchtesgaden’s capture in early May 1945, locals were quick to plunder Hitler’s residencies. Along with food and other provisions, many took household objects and furniture […]
- Berchtesgadener Hof gravy boat from the formal dining hall.
- Berchtesgadener Hof ice cream cup. The Berchtesgadener Hof hotel had previously been the “Grand Hotel Auguste Victoria,” popular with visiting royalty. The Nazis bought it in […]
- Pair of fine beige linen items and rare brochure from the famous Berchtesgadener Hof, the hotel located near Hitler’s Berghof at Berchtesgaden. Included is a cream […]
- Das Bauen Im Neuen Reich “Building in the New Kingdom” This 168 page hardcover book is written in German and is written by Gerdy Troost and […]
- 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 […]
- This door panel was removed from the Hotel Geiger by a local resident during demolition in 2018. History: Another local hotel with Third Reich connections was […]
- Brass handle and piece of marble removed from the Berlin Reich Chancellery in May 1945 by US Army liaison officer LTC Hartzell Michael.
- 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 […]
- Clothes hanger removed en-ex SS man from barracks Obersalzberg complex. A housing complex for the SS guard detachment was built in 1937. This consisted of a […]
- This is an unused example of a dinner invitation to join Adolf Hitler in the Reichschancellery in Wilhelmstr. 77. The New Reichschancellery, built in 1938 by […]
- This piece comes from an amazing silver hoard that was sold in 2009 by Bill Shea. A superb original piece of silverware taken from Hitler’s Eagles […]
- Embroidered pillowcase Adolf Hitler House Berchtesgaden from the Obersalzberg area. A souvenir as it was sold in Berchtesgaden and in the Obersalzberg area to tourists who […]
- 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 […]
- Red seal ” Kanzlei des Führers der NSDAP ” for envelope from Reichs Kanzlei Berlin.
- Nice porcelain plate by Rosenthal showing Hitler’s Berghof Haus Wachenfeld in Obersalzberg. Hand painted, no chips, cracks, or discoloration. Circa 1936. Approx. 8 5/8″ in size. […]
- Spoon from Haus der Kunst München. The Haus der Deutschen Kunst (House of German Art) was built in 1933-37 to replace the Munich Art Gallery (Glass […]
- 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 […]
- Embroidered pillow Adolf Hitler House Berchtesgaden from the Obersalzberg area. A souvenir as it was sold in Berchtesgaden and in the Obersalzberg area to tourists who […]
- This coaster from Hitler’s Eagles Nest by a C Company soldier of the 101st Airborne Division in May 1945 is engraved “AH” and marked “WELLNER” on […]
- The Hotel Kaiserhof was a luxury hotel in Wilhelmplatz, Berlin, Germany. It opened in October 1875. It was located next to the Reich Chancellery in what […]
- German Print Of Adolf Hitler’s Haus Wachenfeld In Original Frame. A souvenir as it was sold in Berchtesgaden and the Obersalzberg area to tourists visiting where […]
- Wilhelm Gustloff was the first purpose built cruise ship for the German Labour Front (Deutsche Arbeitsfront, DAF) and used by subsidiary organisation Kraft durch Freude (KdF) […]
- Berchtesgaden “Travel booklet, illustrated, around 1937. A booklet published by Landesfremdenverkehrsverband Munchen – for the price of 10 Pf, 12 colored pages Mountains, lakes, cities, even […]
- Wine list and ice cream spoon removed from The Hotel Bellevue in 1948. The Bellevue Hotel was one of several Recreation Area hotels in and around […]
- Arbeitsbuch of 1935, a man born in Traunstein in 1910 and assigned to the Berchtesgaden “LagerHaus”, with other interesting documents.
- Tea spoon from the Berchtesgadener Hof, measures spoon 11 cm. The Berchtesgadener Hof hotel had previously been the “Grand Hotel Auguste Victoria,” popular with visiting royalty. […]
- The coaster is silver plated on one side that we see that there is the manufacturer’s brand, “Gebr Hepp 90”, the latter indicating the silver plating. […]
- This lunch knife formal pattern was brought back by Adler Muller of Charlie Co, 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division from Eagle’s Nest 10 May […]
- 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 […]
- Gastehaus Der Platterhof Dessert fork from the canteen, marked Wello.
- Adolf Hitler stayed in this hotel (with breaks) for two years. He wrote a part of the second part of Mein Kampf here. A lot of […]
- Platterhof Small porcelain creamer from the formal dining hall.
- 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 […]
- After the Second World War, the United States Army turned the entire mountain into a world-class recreation center for American service members and their families. Berchtesgaden […]
- Spoon from CHIEMSEE AUTOBAHN RASTHAUS CHIEMSEE is a large resort lake in southern Bavaria, and was chosen by Adolf Hitler to be the site of the […]
- Porcelain plate diameter 9,5” in precious Bavarian porcelain, decorated at the top with the inscription “KANZLEI DES FUHRERS” (Fuhrer Chancellery). On the back is the brand […]
- Tea plate in precious Bavarian porcelain, decorated at the top with the inscription “KANZLEI DES FUHRERS” (Fuhrer Chancellery). On the back is the brand of the […]
- 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 . […]
- The dish is silvered nickel, At one side we see, clearly marked, “Der Deutscher Hof”. There is also the wreathed swastika indicated the hotel was owned […]
- Rare dinner Fork from the Der Deutsche Hof was Hitler’s favorite hotel and was located in the center of Nuremberg. The Führer always stayed there when […]
- Platterhof spoon tea from the formal dining service, marker is Geb.Hepp.
- Badge Grossdeutscher tag in Berchtesgaden 10.7.1932
- Small tea holder from the Platterhof Berchtesgaden with emblem of Platterhof and mark “ Gedr.Hepp 90”.
- Adolf Hitler personal stationary note card. The card is with raised gilt national eagle and swastika above Hitler ‘s name, with city name Berlin.
- Adolf Hitler creamer, silver plate, marked with eagle and AH and wellner 16 on base.
- Rare Champagne glass removed from Der Deutscher Hof Nuremberg.
- Fruit fork from the Der Deutsche Hof was Hitler’s favorite hotel and was located in the center of Nuremberg. The Führer always stayed there when he […]
- 12 snapshots souvenirs from Berchtesgaden including Haus Wachenfeld fhoto.
- When Hitler was in Weimar he stayed in the Haus Elephant hotel on the Marktplatz, and he often greeted crowds and reviewed marching columns from the […]
- Picture souvenir with views of the city of Berchtesgaden and the Berghof.
- Nice group of all original GI 14 snapshots 1945 showing Eagle’s Nest, Berghof and others fhoto.
- Adolf Hitler silver plate, which was part of a whole set of silverware taken from the Eagles Nest by TSgt. Clay Moses in the spring of […]
- Luggage tag from the third reich period with edelweiss logo.
- Classic berchtesgadener hof fork with design wedge shaped flatwar post 1941.
- This large Führerbau Table Spoon measure 10 inches in length. The plain handle is decorated with the monogram “F. B.”. The reverse of the spoon is […]
- Grouping silverware from Rasthaus am Chiemsee. CHIEMSEE is a large resort lake in southern Bavaria, and was chosen by Adolf Hitler to be the site of […]
- The ‘Adolf Hitler Haus’ was located in Frankfurt-Main, on Gutleutstraße 8-12. It originally opened as a luxury hotel in 1907, and was later purchased by the […]
- Coffe pot from the Der Deutsche Hof (also seen as Der Deutscher Hof Hotel on some pieces) was Hitler’s favorite hotel and was located in the […]
- Fish knife silver version from Himmler castle Wewelsburg. On the handle of each “SS” Runa with “Wewelsburg” lettering and identification of the manufacturer “WMF – 90”.
- Postcards of “fhoto Hoffman Munchen”, depicting the interiors of the “Neue Reichskanzlei” Berlin.
- The Berchtesgadener Hof hotel had previously been the “Grand Hotel Auguste Victoria,” popular with visiting royalty. The Nazis bought it in 1936, remodeled it and renamed […]
- 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 […]
- Albert Speer fork, he personally designed the monogram of the intertwined, block AS.
- 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 […]
- While in Nürnberg, Hitler stayed at the Deutscher Hof Hotel, near the Bahnhof (train station). He had a large room on the first floor, with windows […]
- Letter from the Fuhrer congratulating someone for what looks like reaching his 90th. Nice “Der Fuhrer und Reichskanzler” headed notepaper. Adolf Hitler printed signature Envelope has […]
- Adolf Hitler from the Reichskanzlei of the “Chancellery of the Führer” Stationery from the office of the leader of the NSDAP in Berlin marked on the […]
- Professor Heinrich Michaelis was one of Hitler’s prized architects, responsible for the design of many key party buildings on the Obersalzberg, including the Kehlsteinhaus (Eagle’s Nest) […]
- Adolf Hitler Führerhauptquartier, Rastenburg Leonard Pesch was an electrician at the “ Wolfsschanze “ He was decorated on 20 April 1942 with KVK with swords. During […]
- 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 […]
- Room Key from Berchtesgadener Hof from the time of the American occupation.
- Adolf Hitler Aspic Server formal pattern removed from Eagle’s Nest May 1945 GI Clarence Overman joined the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment of the 101st Airborne. During […]
- Adolf Hitler Fork Fish formal pattern removed from Eagle’s Nest May 1945 GI Clarence Overman joined the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment of the 101st Airborne. During […]
- EAGLE’S NEST CURTAIN USED TO WRAP AH SILVERWARE This is the exact curtain featured in Dr Mark Griffith’s book Collector’s Guide to Liberated Adolf Hitler Memorabilia. […]
