III. Reich 1933 - 1945

Fertigung aus Messing, farbig lackiert, ohne Tülle für die Fahnenspitze,  Länge ca. 26,5 cm. Zustand 2.

Constructed of non-ferrous metal, maker’s mark “Ges. Gesch. Otto Gahr”, the colored lacquer finish is no longer present, height approximately 37.5 cm. Complete with socket for flag pole. Condition 2-.

Fertigung aus Messing, farbig lackiert, mit Tülle für die Fahnenspitze,  Länge ca. 32,5 cm, Zustand 2-.

München, Zentralverlag der NSDAP, 494th - 498th edition, half leather binding, 781 pages, cover with coat of arms, gilt top edge, condition 2.

originally red tin donation box with embossed inscription "Kreis Arnsberg", repainted after the war, with DRK paper label. Condition 2.

Double-sided sewn pennant for bicycle, motorcycle, etc. Dimensions approximately 24 x 16 cm, woven emblem of the Reichsparteitag 1936 on the obverse, reverse with woven city view of Nürnberg. Condition 2+.

Large hand-carved wooden plate, decorated around the rim with ears of grain and the motto “Meine Ehre Heisst Treue” (My Honor is Loyalty), diameter 32 cm.

Heavy pattern construction in nickel with clipped-on star and large NSKOV emblem. Reverse with wear clip, somewhat loose blue fabric backing, on original neck chain. Worn condition, good state.

Aluminum, approx. 7.5 x 10 cm, lid hand-engraved with the Hamburg coat of arms, condition 2.

Circa 1935. From the Old Reich Chancellery. The handle features a relief national eagle with decorative border. Reverse stamped “Bruckmann” and “90” for the fine silver overlay, length 27.9 cm. Minor signs of use, condition 2.
This tableware was in use in the Old Reich Chancellery as well as in German embassies abroad.

We were able to acquire a small remaining stock from U.S. war spoils.

The canteen of the Reich Chancellery was under the direction of Arthur Kannenberg (born February 23, 1896 in Charlottenburg; died January 26, 1963 in Düsseldorf). Kannenberg was Adolf Hitler's house intendant. Kannenberg completed the Werdersche Oberrealschule in Berlin with a secondary school certificate and began an apprenticeship in 1912 in his father Oskar Kannenberg's gastronomic establishment. From 1915 he served in Telegraph Battalion I and was discharged in 1918 as a Gefreiter (lance corporal). From 1924 he managed his father's establishments, the Restaurant Kannenberg, Hotel Stadt Berlin, and the excursion restaurant Onkel Toms Hütte located in Grunewald, which went bankrupt in 1930.

As manager of Pfuhl's wine and beer taverns, where prominent Nazi figures such as Joseph Goebbels and Hermann Göring also frequented, he met Hitler, who offered him the management of the casino of the party headquarters Braunes Haus in Munich. He took up this position in 1931. Subsequently, he was also assigned management of the canteen of the NSDAP Reich Leadership School on Schwanthaler Strasse.

After Hitler became Reich Chancellor in 1933, Kannenberg became house intendant in the Reich Chancellery. He organized the operations of the Führer's household. This included particularly the hiring of personnel, procurement of food and beverages, and preparation of menus, but also the organization of catering at state receptions both in the Reich Chancellery and occasionally at the Berghof; during the war he then served at the Führer Headquarters in the Wolfsschanze and finally in the bunker of the Reich Chancellery in Berlin.

In May 1945 he was interned by the Americans and released on July 25, 1946.
Many pieces from the Reich Chancellery were popular souvenirs of the occupation troops after the war, but many Berliners also restocked their often bombed-out households with the remains of the Reich Chancellery.

Circa 1935. From the Old Reich Chancellery. The handle features a relief Reich Eagle with decorative border. Reverse stamped “Bruckmann” and “90” for the fine silver plating, length 25.5 cm. Minor signs of use, condition 2.
This silverware was in use in the Old Reich Chancellery as well as in German embassies abroad.

We were able to acquire a small remaining stock from U.S. war booty

The canteen of the Reich Chancellery was under the direction of Arthur Kannenberg (born February 23, 1896 in Charlottenburg; died January 26, 1963 in Düsseldorf). Kannenberg was Adolf Hitler's chief steward.
Kannenberg completed the Werdersche Oberrealschule in Berlin with a secondary school certificate and began an apprenticeship in 1912 in his father Oskar Kannenberg's gastronomic establishment. From 1915 he served in Telegraph Battalion I and was discharged in 1918 as a Gefreiter (Lance Corporal). From 1924 he managed his father's businesses, the Restaurant Kannenberg, Hotel Stadt Berlin and the excursion restaurant Onkel Toms Hütte located in Grunewald, which went bankrupt in 1930.

As manager of Pfuhl's Wine and Beer Taverns, where well-known Nazi leaders such as Joseph Goebbels and Hermann Göring also frequented, he met Hitler, who offered him the management of the casino at the party headquarters Braunes Haus in Munich. He took up this position in 1931. Subsequently, he was also assigned the management of the canteen of the Reich Leadership School of the NSDAP on Schwanthalerstraße.

After Hitler became Reich Chancellor in 1933, Kannenberg became chief steward in the Reich Chancellery. In this role he organized the operations of the Führer's household. This included particularly the hiring of personnel, the procurement of food and beverages and the preparation of menus, but also the organization of hospitality at state receptions both in the Reich Chancellery and occasionally at the Berghof; during the war he then served at the Führer Headquarters in the Wolfsschanze and finally in the bunker of the Reich Chancellery in Berlin.

In May 1945 he was interned by the Americans and released on July 25, 1946.
Many pieces from the Reich Chancellery were popular souvenirs of the occupation troops after the war's end, but many Berliners also re-equipped their often bombed-out households with the remnants of the Reich Chancellery.

Aircraft recognition panel, dimensions approximately 99 x 192 cm, red fabric with sewn-on Balkenkreuz (one side), with grommets for mounting on vehicles. Condition 2.

Short documentary film, UFA film company, 35mm film, box damaged, used condition.

White glazed porcelain, approx. 23 cm diameter, with continuous green border decoration.

Netzkater is a former villa resort near Ilfeld. After the partial destruction of the rocket development center at Peenemünde, in autumn 1943 the director of the V-weapons development office Wernher von Braun, as well as the directors of the Mittelwerk facility Rickhey and Sawatzki with their staffs, resided at the Hotel Netzkater.

Aluminum, dimensions approximately 18 x 10 cm. Condition 2.

circa 1938. Large desk decoration depicting a fireman with fire hose, the helmet bearing a swastika, a clock was subsequently installed in the base, not tested for functionality. Height 27.5 cm. Condition 2.

complete with color pages, condition 2

complete with color pages, condition 2.

Condition 2-.

Deutsche Verlags- und Druckerei-Ges. im Ostland m.b.H. Riga, condition 2-.

Deutsche Verlags- und Druckerei-Ges. im Ostland m.b.H. Riga, condition 2-.

Reverse side inscribed in felt-tip pen, from sample board 17820 of Deumer Company Lüdenscheid, diameter approximately 3.8 cm, condition 2+
from the former collection of Peter Groch, Berlin

Toned metal plaque. Design: National eagle over electric railcar, below large locomotive with swastika. Inscription “Unserem lieben Berufskamerade Karl Torngind zum 25. jährigen Dienstjubiläum Betriebsgemeinschaft des Bahnbetriebswerkes Altona 1.8.1941”. In original black wooden frame approx. 29 x 34 cm, with wall hanging fixture on reverse, maker “Richard Münchberg Plaketten Berlin”. Condition 2.

München, Zentralverlag der NSDAP, red full cloth binding, 781 pages, condition 2.

printed in color on both sides, made of gabardine, 17.5 x 34 cm, complete with snap hook and retaining cord, used condition.

Red artificial silk with fringe, sewn-on swastika at center, printed “Arado Flugzeugwerke G.m.b.H.”. Dimensions: Length approx. 59 and 65 cm. Used condition.

circa 1940. Large red leather portfolio, front cover with large embossed national eagle, reverse with artist signature “H.F. Wagner”. The inside of the cover with light brown, gold-bordered leather inlay, center with embossed Iron Cross before swastika, below the years “1930 - 1940”. On the right side inserted the large certificate on parchment, hand-lettered with calligraphic text: “As editor of the National Socialist campaign newspaper of Gau Schlesien ‘Schlesischer Beobachter’, Party Comrade ERICH GOEBEL entered into service 10 years ago today, on 15 Feb. 1930, for the dissemination of our Führer’s idea in Schlesien.
In recognition of his many years of commitment to the Schlesische Gau press, this commemorative document is presented to him today. Breslau 15 February 1940. - Gauverlag NS-Schlesien G.m.b.H.” with original signature of the Gau publishing director. Dimensions 38.5 x 31.5 cm. Complete in the linen-covered protective case.
In mint condition. A rare individual piece.

machine embroidered, approx. 5 x 5 cm, condition 2-

printed tissue paper, diameter 90 mm, with advertising imprint of Herm. Otto Ceasar Kaffee-Großrösterei Köln.
45 Euro each

“Güterannahme Güterausgabe” (Freight Acceptance Freight Dispatch), slightly curved, 40 x 60 cm, with mounting holes in all 4 corners for building attachment, only minimal signs of age, manufacturer marking at bottom “Ernst Heene Emailschildderfabrik Germersheim a./Rh.” Condition 2.
Extremely rare.

Large commemorative plaque, approx. 18 cm, “Kriegsweihnacht 1939 - Reichsbahndirektion Posen” (War Christmas 1939 - Reich Railway Directorate Posen), oval brass casting, probably manufactured directly at the Reichsbahndirektion Posen, mounted on black wooden board approx. 24 x 16 cm, with dedication plaque “Bez. Lokf. J. Schmitz” (District Locomotive Engineer J. Schmitz), dimensions 16.5 x 24 cm. Included is the membership book “Verein Deutscher Lokomotivführer” (Association of German Locomotive Engineers) as well as 5 photographs of Locomotive Engineer Schmitz in front of his locomotives “Deutsch PM 36” and “Deutsch Pt 31”, in old glass frame, 26 x 32.5 cm.

The PKP Class Pt31 were express passenger tender locomotives of the Polish State Railways (PKP), which were taken over by the Deutsche Reichsbahn after the Polish Campaign of 1939. Comparable to the development of standard locomotives in Germany, specifications for standard locomotives were also established in Poland. A total of 98 locomotives were manufactured between 1932 and 1939 by Fablok in Chrzanów. After the occupation of Poland in 1939, 54 Pt31 locomotives came into German possession and 36 into Soviet possession.

Nickel-plated case, reverse with chamber number D11481266H, black dial with subsidiary seconds, Arabic numerals and seconds display. Screw-down case back, in working order, condition 2.

Plastic, complete with socket for flagpole, with additional engraving "46 Res Div Felsburg", four drill holes for attachment, overall height approx. 24.5 cm, condition 2.

These flag finials were the replacement for the German veterans' associations, which donated their finials in 1940 as a metal donation for the German war economy. The flag finials were then replaced with the plastic finials "1940 - Symbol Becomes Weapon".

brown leather, with double-prong buckle, used condition

Brass construction, color lacquered, length approximately 25.5 cm, condition 2.

Wood, diameter approx. 50 cm, condition 2.

Only 500 copies were published in a small print run, magazine size 36 x 27 cm

circa 1935. Silver-plated silverware from the canteen for employees of the Old Reich Chancellery. Cake fork, with relief national eagle on the handle and decorative border. Stamped on reverse “Bruckmann” and “90” for the fine silver plating, length 15.5 cm. Minor signs of use, condition 2.
This silverware was in use at the Old Reich Chancellery.

The Reich Chancellery canteen was under the direction of Arthur Kannenberg (born February 23, 1896 in Charlottenburg; died January 26, 1963 in Düsseldorf). Kannenberg was Adolf Hitler's house steward. Kannenberg completed his education at the Werdersche Oberrealschule in Berlin with intermediate school certificate and began an apprenticeship in 1912 at his father Oskar Kannenberg's gastronomy business. From 1915 he served in Telegraph Battalion I and was discharged in 1918 as a Gefreiter (lance corporal). From 1924 he managed his father's businesses, the Restaurant Kannenberg, Hotel Stadt Berlin, and the excursion restaurant Onkel Toms Hütte located in Grunewald, which went bankrupt in 1930. As manager of Pfuhl's Wine and Beer Taverns, where prominent Nazi figures such as Joseph Goebbels and Hermann Göring also frequented, he met Hitler, who offered him the management of the casino of the party headquarters Braunes Haus in Munich. He took up this position in 1931. Subsequently, he was also assigned management of the canteen of the NSDAP Reich Leadership School on Schwanthalerstraße. After Hitler became Reich Chancellor in 1933, Kannenberg became house steward at the Reich Chancellery. He organized the operation of the Führer's household, which included hiring staff, procurement of food and beverages, and preparation of menus, as well as organizing hospitality at state receptions both at the Reich Chancellery and occasionally at the Berghof; during the war he was then active at the Führer Headquarters in the Wolfsschanze and finally in the bunker of the Reich Chancellery in Berlin. In May 1945 he was interned by the Americans and released on July 25, 1946.
Many pieces from the Reich Chancellery were popular souvenirs of the occupation troops after the war's end, but many Berliners also refurnished their often bombed-out households with remnants from the Reich Chancellery.

Aircraft recognition panel, dimensions approx. 95 x 190 cm, red fabric with sewn-on Balkenkreuz (one side), with grommets for mounting on vehicles. A few holes, slightly stained, condition 2.

Short documentary film, UFA film company, 35 mm film, box damaged, used condition.

Location Villach, Gau Kärnten, circa 1938. Double-sided sewn construction, aluminum rings marked "RZM M3/40/37", top with white tabs and black embroidered numbers "28/564". Dimensions 117 x 170 cm. Stained, condition 2.
Very rare.

circa 1936. Vehicle pennant in the form of the Reich Service Flag. Double-sided sewn construction, the national eagle and large swastika in the center in chain stitch embroidery. Complete with metal frame and damaged celluloid protective cover. Dimensions 20 x 30 cm. Light signs of use, condition 2.

Berlin, Heinrich Hoffmann Verlag, 1941, softcover, without dust jacket, unpaginated, illustrated volume, condition 2.

complete with color pages, condition 2.

Condition 2-.

Deutsche Verlags- und Druckerei-Ges. im Ostland m.b.H. Riga, condition 2-.

Deutsche Verlags- und Druckerei-Ges. im Ostland m.b.H. Riga, condition 2-.

Deutsche Verlags- und Druckerei-Ges. im Ostland m.b.H. Riga, condition 2-.

Deutsche Verlags- und Druckerei-Ges. im Ostland m.b.H. Riga, condition 2-.

Deutsche Verlags- und Druckerei-Ges. im Ostland m.b.H. Riga, condition 2-.

Diessen, Raumbildverlag Schönstein, 1938, bound edition, half-linen binding, 191 pages, 200 stereo images, complete with viewing glasses, foil cover, lightly rubbed with minor adhesions on reverse, Condition 2.

Pencil and watercolor on cardboard, signed at right with artist's monogram “HF 1943”, mounted on cardboard. Dimensions 47.5 x 34 cm. Condition 2.
This work was created by a Hamburg anti-fascist who worked in England as an émigré. The poster designs were never published.

Berlin, Verlag Grenze und Ausland, 1941 2nd edition, half-linen binding, 40 pages + 48 partially colored plates (Blood and Soil motifs), condition 2.

complete with color pages, condition 2.

Heavy-duty execution in nickel with applied star and large NSKOV emblem. Reverse with 2 suspension clips, blue cloth backing. Complete with original neck chain. Worn in good condition.

Aluminum, 22 mm, “Toward Freedom - Help the Released Comrades”, Condition 2.

circa 1936/38, elaborately crafted folding leather portfolio, dimensions (closed) 36 x 27 cm, interior with various compartment inserts, front embossed with large national eagle, only very slight signs of use.

partially glued, but easy to remove, 10 pieces, condition 2.

glued but easily removable, condition 2.

Munich, Verlag Franz Eher Nachfolger, 349th - 351st edition, blue full cloth binding, 781 pages, Condition 2- Text block exterior slightly foxed

Munich, Verlag Franz Eher Nachfolger, 360-364th edition, blue full cloth binding, 781 pages, Condition 2-, book block exterior slightly foxed

Munich, Verlag Franz Eher Nachfolger, 102 - 106 edition, blue full cloth binding, 781 pages, dedication and bookplate on front endpaper, condition 2.

Munich, Zentralverlag der NSDAP Franz Eher Nachfolger, 641 - 645 edition, blue full cloth binding, 781 pages, condition 2

München, Zentralverlag der NSDAP, 286th - 290th edition, half-leather binding, 781 pages, dedication page and Hitler portrait page removed, gilt top edge, spine slightly stained, condition 2-.

Munich, Zentralverlag der NSDAP, 390th - 394th edition, half-leather binding, 781 pages, dedication page removed, gilt top edge, cover with coat of arms of the city of Düsseldorf, condition 2-.

circa 1934. Heavy nickel construction with applied gilt star and medallion 1st Model, the Party eagle with sun wheel, 2 applied decorative rosettes, reverse with dark blue felt backing and RZM plaque, felt backing with adhesive residue, on long heavy nickel chain. Overall surface tarnished and oxidized. Condition 2-.

Munich, Zentralverlag der NSDAP, half-leather binding, 781 pages, dedication page not filled in, without city coat of arms on title cover. Condition 2+.

Double-sided printed execution on cotton cloth, dimensions approximately 120 x 135 cm. Marking “ges. gesch.” (registered trademark). A few holes, used condition.

printed in color on both sides on fine silk, 15 x 25 cm, used condition.

72 mm, embossed aluminum, center color lacquered, condition 2-.
Ldsgr. Wttbg./Hohenz. = Landesgruppe Württemberg-Hohenzollern (Regional Group Württemberg-Hohenzollern)

circa 1935. From the Old Reich Chancellery. Relief national eagle on the handle with decorative border running around. Stamped on reverse "Bruckmann" and "90" for the fine silver plating, knife length: 17 cm, slight signs of use, condition 1-
This tableware was in use in the Old Reich Chancellery, as well as in German embassies abroad.

We were able to acquire a small remaining stock from US war trophy materials.

The canteen of the Reich Chancellery was under the direction of Arthur Kannenberg (* February 23, 1896 in Charlottenburg; † January 26, 1963 in Düsseldorf). Kannenberg was Adolf Hitler's household intendant. Kannenberg graduated from the Werdersche Oberrealschule in Berlin with his intermediate school certificate and began an apprenticeship in 1912 in his father Oskar Kannenberg's gastronomy business. From 1915 he served in Telegraph Battalion I and was discharged in 1918 as a Gefreiter (lance corporal). From 1924 he managed his father's establishments, the Restaurant Kannenberg, Hotel Stadt Berlin and the excursion restaurant Onkel Toms Hütte located in Grunewald, which went bankrupt in 1930. As manager of Pfuhl's Wine and Beer Taverns, which was also frequented by prominent Nazi figures such as Joseph Goebbels and Hermann Göring, he met Hitler, who offered him the management of the casino of the party headquarters Braunes Haus in Munich. He took up this position in 1931. Subsequently, he was also given management of the canteen of the NSDAP Reich Leadership School on Schwanthalerstraße. After Hitler became Reich Chancellor in 1933, Kannenberg became household intendant in the Reich Chancellery. In this capacity he organized the operation of the Führer's household. This included in particular the hiring of staff, procurement of food and beverages and preparation of menus, but also the organization of catering at state receptions both in the Reich Chancellery and occasionally at the Berghof; during the war he then worked at the Führer Headquarters in the Wolfsschanze and finally in the bunker of the Reich Chancellery in Berlin. In May 1945 he was interned by the Americans and released on July 25, 1946.
Many pieces from the Reich Chancellery were popular souvenirs of the occupation forces after the war's end, but many Berliners also restocked their often bombed-out households with the remains of the Reich Chancellery.

Circa 1935. From the Old Reich Chancellery. The handle features a relief national eagle with surrounding decorative edge. Reverse stamped “Bruckmann” and “90” for the fine silver overlay, length 21 cm. Light signs of use, condition 2.
This silverware was in use in the Old Reich Chancellery as well as in German embassies abroad.

We were able to acquire a small remaining stock from U.S. war trophy material.

The canteen of the Reich Chancellery was under the direction of Arthur Kannenberg (born February 23, 1896 in Charlottenburg; died January 26, 1963 in Düsseldorf). Kannenberg was Adolf Hitler's house steward.
Kannenberg graduated from the Werdersche Oberrealschule in Berlin with intermediate school-leaving certificate and began an apprenticeship in 1912 in his father Oskar Kannenberg's gastronomic business. From 1915 he served in Telegraph Battalion I and was discharged in 1918 as a Gefreiter (lance corporal). From 1924 he managed his father's establishments, the Restaurant Kannenberg, Hotel Stadt Berlin, and the excursion restaurant Onkel Toms Hütte located in Grunewald, which went bankrupt in 1930.

As manager of Pfuhl's Wine and Beer Taverns, which were also frequented by prominent Nazi leaders such as Joseph Goebbels and Hermann Göring, he met Hitler, who offered him the directorship of the casino of the party headquarters Braunes Haus in Munich. He took up this position in 1931. Subsequently, he was also given management of the canteen of the NSDAP Reich Leadership School on Schwanthalerstraße.

After Hitler became Reich Chancellor in 1933, Kannenberg became house steward in the Reich Chancellery. In this capacity he organized the operations of the Führer's household. This included particularly the hiring of personnel, procurement of food and beverages, and preparation of menus, but also the organization of catering at state receptions both in the Reich Chancellery and occasionally at the Berghof; during the war he was then active at the Führer Headquarters in the Wolfsschanze and finally in the bunker of the Reich Chancellery in Berlin.

In May 1945 he was interned by the Americans and released on July 25, 1946.
Many pieces from the Reich Chancellery were popular souvenirs of the occupation troops after the war's end, but many Berliners also restocked their often bombed-out households with the remains of the Reich Chancellery.

Pedestal beaker of colorless glass, partially overlaid with honey-yellow on the exterior. Inscriptions and emblems on the glass are hand-engraved. Manufacturing Gau: Sudetenland. In the center of the glass is a hand-engraved lion on a yellow background; height 11.5 cm, condition 2.

Diameter approx. 39 cm, Condition 2+

circa 1938. Large expressive and very detailed porcelain figure of a BDM (Bund Deutscher Mädel) girl with open climbing vest, bread bag and canteen, ready to march out. Signed on reverse “Erich Oehme 1938”, above it the crossed swords mark with designation “weiß”. On underside crossed swords mark in blue, incised mark and factory number “0.294 43.” Height approx. 32 cm. Undamaged, condition 2+. Very rare.

Double-sided sewn construction on cotton fabric with sewn-in elements. Dimensions: approx. 28.5 x 20 cm. Condition 2-3.

Diessen, Raumbild-Verlag Schönstein, 1937, hardbound edition, full cloth binding, 100 images, without viewer, used condition

circa 1936. The blade and fork of fine steel, the handles of white plastic in ivory appearance, bottom marked with round stamp “Guesthouse Reichsparteitag”. With signs of use. Very rare.

The guesthouse for the Reich Party Rallies was built in 1935/36 and was located directly next to the Grand Hotel at Bahnhofsplatz in Nuremberg and is today used as a hotel (Hotel Park Plaza). It accommodated high-ranking invited guests of the Party from Germany and abroad during the Nuremberg Party Rallies until 1938; among others, Göring had a suite here.

Brochure, large format, 29 pages, condition 2.

Condition 2.

“NSBO Kreis Leipzig Betriebszelle - Berger & Wirth”, circa 1934. White chain stitch embroidery on black felt cloth, dimensions approximately 23 x 34 cm. Cut from the flag after 1945, condition 2.

blue decoration under glaze, crossed swords mark on reverse. Undamaged, condition 2+.

complete with color plates, condition 2-.

with signs of use.

Fine zinc, partially lacquered, reverse with pin back and manufacturer marking of Hermann Aurich in Dresden, somewhat corroded, condition 2-3

The Plaue powder factory was transferred to the Reich Railway Administration in 1919 and operated under the name Railway Works Brandenburg-West. A facility for the maintenance of locomotives was established, which commenced operations in 1924. In addition, a maintenance works, a switch workshop, a chemical testing facility, and other workshops were established on the extensive grounds. From 1926, the facility was called Reichsbahn Railway Repair Works Brandenburg-West. 2,500 employees were employed here. Locomotives and railroad cars were maintained and repaired here using the most modern methods, partially on assembly lines. Significant changes occurred in 1942. The locomotive works were completely dismantled and transported on 276 railroad cars toward Ukraine. However, it was never rebuilt there. The Brandenburger Eisenwerke GmbH took over the remaining facilities. Prisoners of war and forced laborers were employed here for the production of tank components and tanks. The production facilities of the tank works were dismantled immediately after the war's end and transferred to the USSR. The Soviet occupation forces then established a tank repair works on the grounds.

Parallel to this, the Reichsbahn resumed work in the remnants of the former works. 

Condition 2-.

Red rayon with fringe, silver print, sewn-on, dimensions approximately 5.5 x 140 cm, printed with “Dem Sieger im Schlussrennen 5.10.41” and “Sportbezirk Dresden”. Used condition.

glazed porcelain plaque, 75 mm, with 3 holes, manufactured in the distressed area of Bayerische Ostmark 1, condition 2.

8 mm Film, mit Blechrolle, und Pappbehälter, Zustand 2

complete with color plates, condition 2.

Non-ferrous metal, dimensions 58 x 55 mm, reverse side with manufacturer marking "FMK", condition 2.

Volkssozialistische Selbsthilfe Rheinpfalz, 1933/34. The Socialist Self-Help organization was established as a social policy project by Palatinate Gauleiter Josef Bürckel in the summer of 1933. The Volkssozialistische Selbsthilfe obligated every Palatinate resident to donate a fixed sum of money monthly for state measures in the labor market, housing construction, for the needy, and similar purposes. Due to fierce resistance from Munich and Berlin, Bürckel had to discontinue his project in the summer of 1934.

circa 1934/35. A very fine genre painting of a well-known Munich newspaper vendor, holding in his hand the Münchner Illustrierte Presse with portrait "Reichspräsident v. Hindenburg," color postcard of Adolf Hitler, tucked under his arm the "Münchner Neueste Nachrichten" with headline ".. Printing of the Chancellor's Speech" (by Adolf Hitler), signed lower right "Peter Kraemer München," complete in the original frame. Dimensions of the painting approximately 18 x 21 cm, with frame 39 x 42 cm. Condition 2.

Peter Kraemer (Philadelphia 1857 - München 1941), figure and history painter. K. studied from 1871 at the Stuttgart Academy under C. Neher, from 1874 in München under A. Straehuber and O. Seitz. Reference: Thieme-Becker. Kraemer was known as a Munich genre painter; the painting "The Newspaper Vendor" was painted by him several times over the years, already in World War I, then each time with the current newspapers of the period. In his painting of the same name from 1916, for example, Generalfeldmarschall von Mackensen appears on the newspaper. His last painting was auctioned at "Van Ham" for EUR 2,300.

Gilt aluminum, with 4 holes, condition 2.

Manufactured from aluminum, color painted, length approx. 26.5 cm. Denazified, swastikas were removed bilaterally from the upper sovereignty badge of the NS-Kyffhäuserbund, condition 2-.

Double-sided appliquéd center with printed swastika, dimensions 17 x 128 cm. Moth damage, staining, condition 2.

Manufactured by M. Hohner. Harmonica with inscription "Wenn wir marschieren, M. Hohner" (When We March). Original cardboard box with image of marching soldiers, interior with manufacturer's marking "Hohner Harmonikas...", dimensions: 14.8 x 3.7 cm, height approx. 2.8 cm. Condition 2.

circa 1936. Fine steel, the handle made of white plastic in ivory appearance, bottom with round mark “Gästehaus Reichsparteitag”. With signs of use. 

The guesthouse for the Reichsparteitage (Nazi Party rallies) was built in the years 1935/36 and was located directly next to the Grand Hotel at Bahnhofsplatz in Nuremberg and is today used as a hotel (Hotel Park Plaza). High-ranking invited guests of the Party from home and abroad frequented it during the Nuremberg Party rallies until 1938; among others, Göring had a suite here.

circa 1935. Silver-plated flatware from the canteen service for staff of the Old Reich Chancellery. Fish knife, the handle featuring relief eagle with national emblem and decorative border. Reverse stamped “Bruckmann” and “90” indicating fine silver plating, length 21 cm. Light signs of use, condition 2.
This silverware was in use at the Old Reich Chancellery.

The Reich Chancellery canteen was under the direction of Arthur Kannenberg (born February 23, 1896 in Charlottenburg; died January 26, 1963 in Düsseldorf). Kannenberg was Adolf Hitler's house steward.
Kannenberg completed his secondary education at the Werdersche Oberrealschule in Berlin and began an apprenticeship in 1912 at his father Oskar Kannenberg's restaurant business. From 1915 he served in Telegraph Battalion I and was discharged in 1918 as a Private First Class. From 1924 he managed his father's establishments, the Restaurant Kannenberg, Hotel Stadt Berlin, and the Grunewald excursion restaurant Onkel Toms Hütte, which went bankrupt in 1930.

As manager of Pfuhl's Wine and Beer Taverns, frequented by prominent Nazi figures such as Joseph Goebbels and Hermann Göring, he met Hitler, who offered him the management of the casino at the party headquarters Braunes Haus in Munich. He assumed this position in 1931. Subsequently, he was also given management of the canteen at the NSDAP Reich Leadership School on Schwanthalerstraße.

After Hitler became Reich Chancellor in 1933, Kannenberg became house steward at the Reich Chancellery. He organized the operations of the Führer's household, including staff recruitment, food and beverage procurement, menu planning, and organizing hospitality at state receptions both at the Reich Chancellery and occasionally at the Berghof; during the war he served at the Führer Headquarters at Wolfsschanze and finally in the bunker of the Reich Chancellery in Berlin.

In May 1945 he was interned by the Americans and released on July 25, 1946.
Many pieces from the Reich Chancellery were popular souvenirs for occupation troops after the war, and many Berliners also restocked their often bombed-out households with remnants from the Reich Chancellery.

30 erasers, manufacturer “J.H.F.”, in cardboard box. Box damaged, condition 2.

Color poster, dimensions approximately 61 x 81 cm, imprint "Avec L'ouvrier Soldat Pour Le Socialisme", Wieland G 251, manufacturer "O. Platteau & Co. 3 - 5, Vleminckveld - Antwerpen.". Edges slightly damaged, condition 2.

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München, Zentralverlag der NSDAP, red full cloth binding, 781 pages, condition 2-.

Fine zinc, partially lacquered, reverse with pin attachment and manufacturer marking J.Preissler Pforzheim, somewhat corroded, condition 2-3

The company founder was Friedrich Heinrich Flottmann (1844–1899), who in 1872 acquired an existing brass foundry and metal turning shop in Bochum and continued it under the firm name Metallgießerei H. Flottmann.[1] After his death, his widow Emilie Flottmann (1852–1933) continued the business. The eldest son Otto Heinrich Flottmann (1875–1944) received the Reich patent in 1904 for the “compressed air hammer drill with ball control and automatic conversion,” which among other things revolutionized Ruhr mining. Otto Heinrich Flottmann relocated the works to Herne due to lack of expansion possibilities at the original location.

Manufactured from aluminum, maker “RZM 3/46/3”. Some dents and signs of use, condition 3. Very rare.

French newspaper for Russian emigrants in Paris in Cyrillic script, condition 2-.

Condition 2-3.

Deutsche Verlags- und Druckerei-Ges. im Ostland m.b.H. Riga, condition 2-.

Deutsche Verlags- und Druckerei-Ges. im Ostland m.b.H. Riga, condition 2-.

Deutsche Verlags- und Druckerei-Ges. im Ostland m.b.H. Riga, condition 2-.

Deutsche Verlags- und Druckerei-Ges. im Ostland m.b.H. Riga, condition 2-.

Waterproof pouch, snap fasteners present, reverse with 2 leather straps, the pouch is very fragile, front snaps should not be operated as there is risk of further damaging the pouch, with manufacturer “Funk Hülle DRGM Berlin Schöneberg....”, Condition 3.

Pencil and watercolor on cardboard, signed at right with artist's monogram “HF 1943”. Depiction of steel helmet and barbed wire, overgrown by nature, mounted on cardboard. Dimensions 47.5 x 34 cm. Condition 2.
This work was created by a Hamburg anti-fascist who worked in emigration in England. The poster designs were never published.

Memorial days from theater life, compiled by Ludwig Brauner, Publisher: Fachschaft Bühne in der Reichstheaterkammer Berlin W 62, weekly sheets, complete, condition 2/2-.

, 50.5 x 68 cm including fabric-covered mat, without picture frame. The certificate itself is a black and white print: “The Municipal Council of the Municipality of Kembach, Administrative District of Wertheim am Main (Baden) hereby appoints Mr. Reich Chancellor Adolf Hitler as Honorary Citizen for his services to the salvation of the German people and Fatherland. Kembach, March 21, 1933 The Municipal Council”. Condition 2.
Kembach is a municipality in the third-largest German federal state of Baden-Württemberg. Kembach is located in the Main-Tauber-Kreis district.

circa 1934. Watered red silk with terminating gold bullion trim. Left side with applied gold embroidered national eagle on red cloth. On the right side a window with cellophane and portrait photo of the deceased Political Leader in uniform. Tied into a bow at top. Overall length of wreath ribbon approximately 55 cm, width 14 cm. Minor signs of age, in good condition. In modern glass frame, dimensions 57 x 70 cm. Condition 2.
The wreath ribbons were used only for funerals of Political Leaders as well as high-ranking personalities. Very rare.

circa 1936. Manufactured from aluminum. Small round dish for nuts, or an underplate for a glass or bottle. Diameter 85 mm. Stamped on reverse with Zeppelin and inscription “Zeppelin” as well as article number. Light signs of use, condition 2.

circa 1938. Elegant silver finger ring with enameled HJ emblem at center. Worn condition, enamel damaged, Condition 2-.

Manufacturer “Hanhart Anker 11 Steine”, functional, case worn, with case, condition 2-.

Solid brass construction with national eagle, 3rd model with upright swastika, without belt carrying loop, 1 hook missing, worn. Condition 2

Aluminum construction, manufacturer “RZM 3/27”. Only light signs of use, condition 2. Very rare.

Exceptional aluminum construction. Unlike the 1st Model, the 2nd Model features decorative side buttons. Reverse with green “Kaliko” linen backing, suspension clip marked with maker “C.E. Juncker Berlin”, complete with original suspension chain. Unworn, in mint condition!

Extremely rare, in over 35 years of business this is the first example we have offered, only very few examples are known worldwide.

Performed by the Music Corps of Infanterie Regiment Großdeutschland, the record is housed in a private protective sleeve and is in good condition.

Manufactured from aluminum, gilt overlay with enameled center and jubilee number, on gilt suspension chain, reverse with blue cloth, worn, with light signs of age. Condition 2

This is a unique piece created by the Munich master goldsmith Max Olofs, circa 1940. The casket is made of heavy hand-raised and hammered silver with gilded inner edges and border decorations as well as precious amber inlays. The lid is stepped in three levels, with a centerpiece depicting a national eagle with swastika and the initials “K S” (Karl Strölin), composed of various amber plates. The individual amber pieces were cut so that when assembled they form the eagle and the initials. Additionally, in the four corners are four round amber “buttons” in the same technique, where the assembled amber pieces each form a swastika. The four amber “buttons” are also found on the underside of the casket; the eight “buttons” on the front and back serve as feet and to protect the casket when it is opened. On the underside at the right edge of the base plate, hallmarked with the city mark of Munich and the artist's signature of the goldsmith Max Olofs.
The inner lid of the casket is gilded and fastened with screws engraved with swastikas. In the corners are gilded oak leaf decorations.
Inside the casket is an inset certificate of parchment,
with a golden Mercedes star, the emblem of Daimler Benz AG
and dedication text in black and red ink as well as gold lettering (similar to Knight's Cross presentation folders):
To the highly meritorious Lord Mayor of the City
of Germans Abroad and Home of the Automobile
Dr. Karl Strölin on his 50th Birthday
dedicated with the most cordial congratulations.
May you as a loyal fighter and pathfinder
of the Führer be granted many more years of health and
strength to continue working for a long time
on the construction of Greater Germany.
Stuttgart, October 21, 1940.
Management and Workforce of Daimler-Benz Aktiengesellschaft

With the original signatures of the Chairman of the Board Wilhelm Kissel and the Board Member and General Inspector of the Führer for Motor Vehicle Affairs Jakob Werlin. The certificate is signed at the bottom by the artist “Leonhard”.
Weight 6.2 kg. Only slight signs of age, in very good condition. Impressive presentation casket of outstanding silversmith and jeweler quality. One of the very few large-format works by Max Olofs, most of his works are in museum or state collections.
Included are two contemporary photographs of the casket (as reproduction photos) as well as a contemporary report about the artist Max Olofs.

Karl Emil Julius Strölin (born October 21, 1890 in Berlin; died January 21, 1963 in Stuttgart) was a German National Socialist politician and Lord Mayor of Stuttgart from 1933 to 1945.
Karl Strölin was born in 1890. As the son of a later general, he received a place in the Prussian Cadet Corps and entered the officer career path. Promoted to the rank of Hauptmann (captain), he participated in the First World War. In 1923 he joined the NSDAP for the first time and then again in 1931. After the National Socialist “seizure of power,” the Württemberg Reichsstatthalter Wilhelm Murr appointed him on March 16, 1933 as State Commissioner for the administration of the city of Stuttgart. On July 1, 1933, he was appointed by Murr as Lord Mayor of Stuttgart for life. Strölin rose to the Reich leadership of the NSDAP.
Strölin had contact with the former Leipzig Lord Mayor Carl Friedrich Goerdeler, who was significantly involved in the assassination attempt on Adolf Hitler on July 20, 1944. On behalf of Goerdeler, Strölin transmitted on April 14, 1944 to Generalfeldmarschall Erwin Rommel an inquiry about a meeting between Rommel and the former Reich Foreign Minister Konstantin von Neurath for a discussion about a political overthrow in Germany. Rommel, out of political caution, did not come himself but sent his Chief of Staff, Hans Speidel, to the meeting with Neurath and Strölin on May 27, 1944 in Freudenstadt. Speidel on Strölin's statements at the meeting: “Lord Mayor Dr. Strölin pointed out above all the central problem of the person Adolf Hitler, with whom foreign countries would not make political agreements. Only his elimination would enable a new creative policy.” – “Both men [Neurath and Strölin] asked to transmit, intended for the Field Marshal, the urgent appeal to make himself available for the salvation of the Reich, whether as Commander-in-Chief of the Wehrmacht or as interim Head of State.”

After the attack of July 20, there was also a house search at Strölin's residence, which however produced nothing incriminating against him. Nevertheless, he was dismissed from the NSDAP Reich leadership in 1944 with revocation of his party rank. However, he remained Lord Mayor of Stuttgart.
Shortly before the end of the war:
When French and American troops advanced on Stuttgart in April 1945, the National Socialists declared the city a fortress and demanded that it be defended with all available means.

Strölin therefore secretly made contact with the French Army and offered the peaceful surrender of his hometown. In doing so, he consciously risked his life, as he was defying the express order to hold out from the NS leadership. In fact, the Geheime Staatspolizei learned of Strölin's contacts with the enemy army and obtained an arrest warrant against him. However, the radio operator who received the telegraphically transmitted arrest warrant in Stuttgart made it disappear. Thus he saved not only Strölin from summary execution, but also the city from destruction. On April 21, 1945, French troops were able to occupy the Stuttgart inner city areas largely without combat. One day later, Strölin officially handed over the city to a French general.

Circa 1935. From the Old Reich Chancellery. Relief national eagle on the handle with decorative border. Reverse stamped “Bruckmann” and “90” for fine silver plating, length 26.5 cm. Light signs of use, condition 2.
This tableware was in use in the Old Reich Chancellery as well as in German embassies abroad.

We were able to acquire a small remaining stock from U.S. war booty

The canteen of the Reich Chancellery was under the direction of Arthur Kannenberg (born February 23, 1896 in Charlottenburg; died January 26, 1963 in Düsseldorf). Kannenberg was Adolf Hitler's house steward. Kannenberg graduated from the Werdersche Oberrealschule in Berlin with intermediate school certification and began an apprenticeship in 1912 in his father Oskar Kannenberg's restaurant business. From 1915 he served in Telegraph Battalion I and was discharged as a Private First Class in 1918. From 1924 he managed his father's businesses, the Restaurant Kannenberg, Hotel Stadt Berlin and the excursion restaurant Onkel Toms Hütte located in Grunewald, which went bankrupt in 1930. As manager of Pfuhl's Wine and Beer Taverns, where prominent Nazi figures such as Joseph Goebbels and Hermann Göring frequented, he met Hitler, who offered him the management of the casino at the party headquarters Braunes Haus in Munich. He took up this position in 1931. Subsequently, he was also given management of the canteen of the NSDAP Reich Leadership School on Schwanthaler Strasse. After Hitler became Reich Chancellor in 1933, Kannenberg became house steward in the Reich Chancellery. He organized the operation of the Führer's household. This included in particular the hiring of personnel, procurement of food and beverages, and preparation of menus, but also organizing catering at state receptions both in the Reich Chancellery and occasionally at the Berghof; during the war he then worked at the Führer Headquarters in the Wolfsschanze and finally in the bunker of the Reich Chancellery in Berlin. In May 1945 he was interned by the Americans and released on July 25, 1946.
Many pieces from the Reich Chancellery were popular souvenirs of the occupation troops after the war's end, but many Berliners also restocked their often bombed-out households with the remains of the Reich Chancellery.

4 x 6 cm, with illustrations of Adolf Hitler giving a speech; Condition 2 - title page missing, first page worn
Manufacturer Erich Bethe, Filmblockverlag, Hamburg 23 D.R.G.M.
In the series "Leading Men of the Third Reich" the following were published: 
"The Führer Speaks"
"The Führer Salutes"
"Dr. Goebbels"
"Hermann Göring"
"Dr. Ley"

Sheet metal construction, gilt eagle on silver field, gilt rim. Reverse with dark blue felt backing, stamped “RZM 87” (= Karoline Gahr Company, München). Complete with original nickel-plated suspension chain. Only lightly worn, condition 2. Very rare.

Leather approximately 130x100x20 mm, the closure flap with embossed emblem of the Saargruben: the Prussian eagle with swastika above the inscription “Saargruben” and crossed hammer and pick surrounded by the designation Saargruben-Verwaltung Saarbrücken.

circa 1936. Flag made of red linen with double-sided sewn center featuring the black NSRL eagle. Complete with attachment hooks. Dimensions approximately 220 x 370 cm. Stained, small patched area, condition 2-.

circa 1936. The blade and fork made of fine steel, the handles made of white plastic in ivory appearance, bottom with round mark “Guesthouse Reichsparteitag”. With signs of use. Very rare.

The guesthouse for the Reich Party Rallies was built in the years 1935/36 and was located directly next to the Grand Hotel at Bahnhofsplatz in Nuremberg and is today used as a hotel (Hotel Park Plaza). It hosted high-ranking invited guests of the Party from home and abroad during the Nuremberg Party Rallies until 1938; among others, Göring had a suite here.

The flute made of black ebony with nickel silver fittings. Complete in black leather case with belt carrying loop. The bottom of the case has a hole, condition 2.

Ceramic, diameter approximately 25 cm.

complete with color pages, condition 2.

French newspaper for Russian émigrés in Paris in Cyrillic script, condition 2-.

Condition 2-.

Condition 2-.

Deutsche Verlags- und Druckerei-Ges. im Ostland m.b.H. Riga, condition 2-.

Deutsche Verlags- und Druckerei-Ges. im Ostland m.b.H. Riga, condition 2-.

Reverse side written with felt-tip pen, from sample board 17888 of Deumer Lüdenscheid, diameter approx. 3.4 cm, condition 2+
from the former collection of Peter Groch, Berlin

Berlin, Verlag Weller, 1933, full cloth binding, large format, 262 pages, with illustrations, condition 2.

circa 1942. Fine zinc, painted red/silver, reverse with horizontal pin, maker marked “H. Aurich Dresden”, with stamped number 7288. Worn condition, Grade 2. Rare.

Watered red silk with gold fringe trim. On the right side with applied hand-embroidered gold national eagle on red cloth over gold print “Der Führer”. On the left side the applied standard of the Führer and Supreme Commander of the Wehrmacht in gold embroidery on silk rep. Total length of the wreath sash approximately 400 cm, width 27 cm. Minor signs of age, in good condition.
The large wreath sashes were only used at funerals of high-ranking personalities and war heroes such as Werner Mölders or Generalfeldmarschall Rommel. Very rare.

Pencil and watercolor on cardboard, signed at right with artist's monogram “HF 1943”, depicting Germany as one single prison, above it swastika and SS flags, flanked by gallows and guillotine, mounted on cardboard. Dimensions 47.5 x 34 cm. Condition 2.
This represents the work of a Hamburg anti-fascist who worked in England in emigration. The poster designs were never published.

Pencil and watercolor on cardboard, signed at right with artist's monogram “HF 1943”, mounted on cardboard. Dimensions 47.5 x 34 cm. Condition 2.
These are the works of a Hamburg anti-fascist who worked in emigration in England. The poster designs were not published.

complete with color plates, condition 2.

complete with color pages, condition 2.

Sheet iron with celluloid, maker: Paulmann & Crone Lüdenscheid, condition 3.

Large tablecloth made of white linen with surrounding red decorative lines and border, embroidered in one corner with Robert Ley's personal coat of arms: the KdF sun wheel above the initial “L”.
Dimensions 125 x 125 cm. Minor signs of use, condition 2.
We were able to acquire several items from the estate of Dr. Robert Ley directly from the family. To this day, very few items belonging to Robert Ley have surfaced. Very rare.

Dr. Robert Ley (born February 15, 1890 in Niederbreidenbach, Rhine Province; died October 25, 1945 in Nürnberg) was, in his positions as Reichsleiter of the NSDAP and head of the unified organization Deutsche Arbeitsfront, one of the leading politicians of the Third Reich.

The Ley-Haus, the Ley-Siedlung settlement type, and the KdF passenger ship Robert Ley were named after him. He was among the 24 persons indicted in the Nuremberg Trial against the major war criminals before the International Military Tribunal and took his own life before the trial began.

Cake fork. Silver, obverse with Ley's personal coat of arms: the KdF sun wheel above the initial “L”. Reverse stamped “Bruckmann” crescent moon, crown “800” the Reichsadler. Length 15.5 cm. Minor signs of use, condition 2.
We were able to acquire several pieces from the estate of Dr. Robert Ley directly from the family. To this day, only very few pieces belonging to Robert Ley have surfaced. Very rare.

Dr. Robert Ley (born February 15, 1890 in Niederbreidenbach, Rhine Province; died October 25, 1945 in Nürnberg) was, in his positions as Reichsleiter of the NSDAP and head of the unified organization Deutsche Arbeitsfront, one of the leading politicians of the Third Reich.

The Ley-Haus, the Ley-Siedlung settlement type, and the KdF passenger ship Robert Ley were named after him. He was among the 24 persons indicted in the Nuremberg Trial against the major war criminals before the International Military Tribunal and killed himself before the trial began.

Detmold, Lippische Staatszeitung/NS.-Verlag, undated 1939, full cloth binding, large format, 386 pages, with numerous illustrations, with mounted dedication page “In Remembrance of the Reich Journey of the Alte Garde in Gau Westfalen-Nord”. Minor signs of aging. Condition 2.

circa 1936. Manufactured from aluminum. Small round dish for nuts, or a saucer for a glass or bottle. Diameter 85 mm. Reverse stamped with Zeppelin and inscription “Zeppelin” as well as article number. Light signs of use, condition 2.

Ceramic stein approx. 19 cm high, with blue decoration under glaze, ceramic lid with cork seal, maker's mark on base, condition 2

circa 1940. Charcoal on illustration board. Scene from the end of the French Campaign of 1940: an artillery fire direction center in a deceptively peaceful atmosphere with a family of geese waddling around the position. Against the backdrop of the French coast with fishing boat, canteens and mess kits hanging above, beside the gun a Landser sunbathing in a deck chair. Lower right the signature “Liska”. Inscribed below by the artist “Shortly after the clearing of the coast, makeshift coastal defense is established - and remains idle”. The picture slightly spotted, modernly framed. Dimensions 67 x 52 cm.
Hans Liska, student of Emil Pretorias, Walter Teutsch and Bertholf Löffler, was a propaganda painter during the Second World War.

Made of nickel, partially blackened, without the sleeve for the flagpole, height 13 cm, with the mounting screw 18.5 cm. On the reverse side with heavier signs of age, condition 2-3.

Interior marked by manufacturer "A.Fischer Berlin 1938", with applied aluminum police eagle. The material is hardened, lid broken off, condition 3-.

“I believe in Germany and fight for it today and tomorrow and in the future until victory is ours”, at the neck with artist's signature “W. Wolff 33” and on reverse very faint “ges. gesch.” (legally protected), blackened iron relief, 21.5 x 32 cm, weight 1.7 kg, with wall hanger, condition 2.

Colored depiction of the well-known painting of Hermann Göring as Generalfeldmarschall on a white porcelain plaque, inscribed on the reverse “Generalfeldmarschall Hermann Göring” along with the Rosenthal factory mark. Dimensions without frame 24 x 30 cm. Complete in the original gilt wooden frame by Rosenthal 36 x 42 cm. Undamaged, condition 2.
The porcelain plaque is still mounted in the frame on the reverse with the original paper backing, which has become somewhat brittle. We recommend additionally securing the plaque with adhesive tape.

The Rosenthal company created colored porcelain plaques featuring paintings of important historical figures in the 1930s: Frederick the Great, Generalfeldmarschall Hermann Göring, and Adolf Hitler. The plaques were available in 2 different sizes, 20 x 25 cm and 24 x 30 cm, each with silver-plated or gilt frames respectively.

In memory of the Swedish King Gustav Adolf. Oval medal made of cast iron, in beige case with imprint on the lid and green lining.

Bakelite housing, manufacturer "Philips", function not tested, power cord missing, dial plate is loose. In damaged transport case, condition 2-.

circa 1936. Fine steel, the handle made of white plastic in ivory appearance, marked at the bottom with round stamp “Guesthouse Reich Party Rally” (Gästehaus Reichsparteitag). Shows signs of use. 

The guesthouse for the Reich Party Rallies was constructed in 1935/36 and was located directly next to the Grand Hotel at Bahnhofsplatz in Nuremberg and is today used as a hotel (Hotel Park Plaza). It accommodated high-ranking invited guests of the Party from domestic and foreign countries during the Nuremberg Party Rallies until 1938; among others, Göring maintained a suite here.

Circa 1935. From the Old Reich Chancellery. The handle features a relief Reich Eagle with decorative border. Reverse stamped “Bruckmann” and “90” for the fine silver plating, length 25.5 cm. Light signs of use, condition 2.
This silverware was in use in the Old Reich Chancellery, as well as in German embassies abroad.

We were able to acquire a small remaining stock from US war booty

The canteen of the Reich Chancellery was under the direction of Arthur Kannenberg (* February 23, 1896 in Charlottenburg; † January 26, 1963 in Düsseldorf). Kannenberg was Adolf Hitler's House Intendant. Kannenberg graduated from the Werdersche Oberrealschule in Berlin with a secondary school diploma and began an apprenticeship in 1912 in his father Oskar Kannenberg's gastronomic business. From 1915 he served in Telegraph Battalion I and was discharged in 1918 as a Gefreiter (lance corporal). From 1924 he ran his father's establishments, the Restaurant Kannenberg, Hotel Stadt Berlin and the excursion restaurant Onkel Toms Hütte located in Grunewald, which went bankrupt in 1930.

As manager of Pfuhl's Wine and Beer Taverns, where well-known Nazi leaders such as Joseph Goebbels and Hermann Göring also frequented, he met Hitler, who offered him the management of the casino of the party headquarters Braunes Haus in Munich. He took up this position in 1931. Subsequently, he was also given management of the canteen of the NSDAP Reich Leadership School on Schwanthalerstraße.

After Hitler became Reich Chancellor in 1933, Kannenberg became House Intendant in the Reich Chancellery. In this role, he organized the operations of the Führer's household. This included in particular the hiring of personnel, procurement of food and beverages and preparation of menus, but also the organization of catering at state receptions both in the Reich Chancellery and occasionally at the Berghof; during the war he was then active at the Führer Headquarters in the Wolfsschanze and finally in the bunker of the Reich Chancellery in Berlin.

In May 1945 he was interned by the Americans and released on July 25, 1946.
Many pieces from the Reich Chancellery were popular souvenirs of the occupation troops after the war's end, but many Berliners also restocked their often bombed-out households with the remains of the Reich Chancellery.

Munich, Raumbild-Verlag Schönstein, 1940, bound edition, full cloth binding, complete with 100 images, with viewing glasses,
Book block nearly detached from front cover, otherwise minor signs of use.
Condition 3

Aircraft recognition panel, dimensions approximately 92 x 156 cm, red fabric with sewn-on Balkenkreuz (single-sided), with grommets for mounting on vehicles. Small holes, stained, condition 2-.

Circa 1939, large sewn flag with silver fringe around the perimeter. Center is appliquéd on both sides, complete with 6 sewn-in flag rings. Dimensions: approximately 122 x 135 cm. Only minor signs of age, in good condition, very rare.
Only the 2nd time offered by us in over 30 years.

interior marked with manufacturer A.Fischer Berlin 1937, chamber stamp Po, with applied aluminum police eagle, the substitute material is hardened, condition 2

The standard reference work for collectors of German edged weapons by R. Siegert in A4 format (landscape), hardbound, 1st limited edition No. 13 of 30 from 2014 with 420 pages, several hundred photographs in color and b/w, complete with slipcase; Condition 2.

The flute made of black ebony wood with nickel silver fittings. Carrying case of brown leather. One fitting is damaged and loose, condition 2.