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A gold Andreas Huber reversible wristwatch gifted to Adolf Hitler himself on April 20th, 1933, his first birthday as Führer. One of a kind timepiece of unprecedented historical significance and conclusive provenance. Seized May 4th, 1945 at Hitler’s retreat in Berchtesgaden, Bavaria by a sergeant serving in the French 2nd Armored Division.
Autographed portrait of none other than Adolf Hitler himself within an official presentation frame emblazoned with an eagle and his initials “A H”. Photo by Heinrich Hoffman with dedication reading “Berlin dem 11 Mai” followed by the Führer’s signature.
A signed portrait of Reichsführer-SS Heinrich Himmler encased in a period silver frame. As head of the secretive paramilitary organization, the Schutzstaffel (SS), autographs of Himmler are considered exceptionally rare compared to that of more high-profile figures such as Hitler, Göring or other prominent military figures. As overseer of the many concentration camps and the Einsatzgruppen mobile death squads, he served as one of the main architects of the Holocaust. Himmler was guided by his interests in Germanic paganism, mysticism and the occult which he tied to his racialist philosophy in order to create a new, Germanic religion to replace christianity. Such esoteric rituals and symbolisms were incorporated into the SS, with the logo of the SS itself being comprised of two ancient Germanic sig (victory) runes.
Signed photograph of Hermann Göring contained within a period presentation frame. Depicts the Reichsmarschall half-length in full dress uniform c. 1940, his marshall’s baton and awards all readily visible. Presumed to be the first official photograph commemorating his 1940 promotion to ‘Reichsmarschall des Grossdeutschen Reiches’. The frame is adorned with an eagle clutching two crossed marshall’s batons and a swastika, a motif often used by the Reichsmarschall. Excellent condition.
Postcard commemorating successive Japanese victories in the Pacific. The Imperial Japanese Navy is personified here as a mighty samurai. The subsequent fall of British Malaya and Singapore to the Japanese was described as “the worst disaster and largest capitulation in British history” by Prime Minister Winston Churchill. Backed by the three flags of the main Axis powers, it highlights the supremacy and solidarity of the fascist triumvirate as they continued to enjoy victory on all fronts.
The Schutzstaffel (SS) was the Third Reich’s preeminent elite paramilitary organization, driven by its fanatical devotion to National Socialism underpinned by a nexus of esoteric, occult and mystical principles. This grouping consists of a black M34 helmet, chained dagger and autographed portrait of Reichsfuhrer-SS Heinrich Himmler, all laid upon the backdrop of a period SS banner.