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These 4 Photos measure 5x 7 inches and average out to 35.00 each bought as 1 lot
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Here is a group of 11 Nazi War criminals death photos that were hung at the Nuremberg Trials. all measure approx 4 x 5 inches .
Hans Frank, Keitel, H. Goering, A. Rosenberg, J. Striecher, F. Sauckel,A. Seyss-Inquart,W. Frick, A. Jodl, and another I can read and 200.00E. Kaltenbrunner (Sold)
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This WWII Vintage original oil on canvas s very well done and depicts this battle ship flying two Kriegsmarine battle flags. Frame is a later replacement that couldn't have been a better choice. Top shelf example that would look great in any collection. Measures 13 x 27 inches framed ....
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HERE IS A VERY COOL PAINTED US 3RD DIVISION SOLDIERS TRUNK ..NAMED TO MIKE CAUTILLO SERIAL NUMBER 32925330. HAS STARS PAINTED WITH "ANZIO, ROME, FRANCE, GERMANY , AFRICA" UNDER EACH STAR ...SEEMS TO HAVE BEEN MADE OUT OF AIRCRAFT METAL OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT
THE 3RD DIVISION HAS A GOOD BATTLE HISTORY AND THIS WOULD MAKE A NICE DISPLAY PIECE FOR ANY WWII COLLECTION MEASURES 8 X 23 X 15 INCHES Shipping Weight:
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$795.00 USD
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HERE IS A BETTER THAN NORMAL EXAMPLE IF YOU NEED ONE FOR A CLEAN JAPANESE TYPE 99 JAPANESE COMBAT RIFLE
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Here is a rare chance to own a rare Buchenwald Concentration Camp Wool Jacket With ID and research paperwork from the National Archives researcher Ross Kelbaugh. I purchase this jacket about 5 years ago and have kept it in my personal collection since. At the time I ask Ross if he could help me with the research of the original owner being we knew he was in Buchenwald. He was able to help . Original owners name was Lothar Reigmann , Buchenwald Inmate No. 46 772 Birthdate 27 March 1917 Type of Prisoner Code: BV , Berufsverbrecher ( Professional Criminal ) they labeled him. Buchenwwald Incarceration Dated 6 April 1944 Transfer from Buchenwald 12 March 1945 .
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WWII German Army Officer Blotter
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$395.00 USD
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$350.00 USD
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Metal plaque device is artist signed.
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Nicely detailed plaque device mounted onto an Italian marble base. Condition is very good. Please see lot #112 for a similar plaque by different maufacturer.
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WWII German Kriegsmarine Minesweeper Photo Album With 85 Photos + Illustrations Very Cool Album Measures 13 x 9 and features more than original snapshots and artwork pertaining to one man's service on a Mine Sweeper . The photographs are a combination of shipboard, coastal, battle damage photo's. There are also photos which were taken in the aftermath of Dunkerque. The overall condition is very good++
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$650.00 USD
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Rare Original WWII German SA Leader Victor Lutze Personal Presentation Photo Album With 82 Pics Pictures show with with Adolf Hitler and many other known Third Reich personalities. Very Important AlbumNazi Party and SA[edit]Lutze joined the National Socialist German Workers Party (NSDAP; Nazi Party) in 1922, and the SA in 1923.[1] He became an associate of Franz Pfeffer von Salomon, the first leader of the SA. Together, they determined the structure of the organisation. He also worked with Albert Leo Schlageter in the resistance/sabotage of the Belgian and French occupation of the Ruhr in 1923. He became the deputy Gauleiter for the Ruhr in 1926.[2] His organization of the Ruhr for the SA became a model for other regions. In 1930, he was elected to the Reichstag as a representative for Hannover-Braunschweig.[2] In October 1931, he organized a huge joint rally in Braunschweig (Brunswick) of SA and SS men to show both strength in strife-weary Germany and loyalty to their leader, Adolf Hitler. This was before Hitler came to national power as Chancellor of Germany in January 1933.[3] Over 100,000 men attended the rally hosted by SA-Gruppe Nord under the leadership of Lutze. At the rally, the SA assured Hitler of their loyalty and Hitler in turn increased the size of the SA with the creation of 24 new Standarten (regiment-sized formations). Hitler never forgot this show of loyalty by Lutze. A badge was made to commemorate the event.[4] Lutze rose through the ranks and by 1933 was a SA-Obergruppenführer. In March 1933, he was appointed police president of Hanover and later its provincial governor and state counselor.[5] Purge of Röhm[edit]Lutze played an important part in the Night of the Long Knives (June–July 1934): he informed Hitler about Ernst Röhm's anti-régime activities. In preparation for the purge, both Heinrich Himmler and his deputy Reinhard Heydrich, chief of the SS Security Service (SD), assembled dossiers of manufactured evidence to suggest that Röhm planned to overthrow Hitler.[6] Meanwhile, Göring, Himmler, Heydrich and Lutze (at Hitler's direction) drew up lists of those who should be liquidated, starting with seven top SA officials and including many more. The names of eighty-five victims are known; however, estimates place the total number killed at up to 200 persons.[7]After the purge Lutze succeeded Röhm as Stabschef SA, but after the Night of the Long Knives, the SA no longer had as prominent a role as it had in the early days of the party.[5] Lutze's major tasks included overseeing a large reduction in the SA, a task welcomed by the SS and by the regular armed forces. On 30 June 1934 Hitler issued a twelve-point directive to Lutze to clean up and re-organize the SA.[2] At the Nazi Party Congress in Nuremberg in September 1934, William L. Shirer observed Hitler speaking to the SA for the first time since the purge (Hitler absolved the SA from crimes committed by Röhm). Shirer also noted Lutze speaking there (Lutze reaffirmed the SA's loyalty). Shirer described Lutze as possessing a shrill unpleasant voice, and thought the "SA boys received him coolly". Leni Riefenstahl's film Triumph of the Will, however, shows the SA mobbing Lutze as he departs at the end of his evening-rally speech. His automobile can barely make it through the crowd. Alone among the speakers (apart from Hitler) Lutze receives the dramatic low-angle shots while standing solo at the podium. Riefenstahl's footage shows only Hitler, Himmler, and Lutze in the march to the World War I cenotaph, where they lay a wreath. The makers of the film give the then little-known Lutze some of the prestige of a party leader, so as to draw attention away from the former SA leader, Ernst Röhm. (Röhm had appeared often by the side of Hitler in the previous Riefenstahl film of the 1933 Party Congress Der Sieg des Glaubens, but that film was withdrawn[by whom?] from circulation. Hitler ordered the destruction of all prints after Röhm's murder; the film is known today only from a copy found in Britain in the 1990s. Foreign organisation[edit]After the Anschluss, Lutze traveled to Austria to help reorganise the SA there. In September 1938, SA Stabschef Lutze travelled to Passau to welcome Nazis who had returned from the Reichsparteitag in Nuremberg. Lutze stayed at "Veste Oberhaus" and seized the opportunity to meet Johann Nepomuk Kühberger, who had once helped to save Hitler from drowning in the Inn river. Now, he was a priest, and played the organ at Passau cathedral.[8] The reintroduction of military conscription in 1935 reduced the size of the SA significantly. Its most visible role after the purge was in assisting the SS in perpetrating the Kristallnacht in November 1938. In February 1939, Lutze reviewed a parade of 20,000 Blackshirts in Rome and then set off for a tour of Italy's Libyan frontier with Tunisia. Lutze's death and funeral[edit]
In January 1939, the role of the SA was officially mandated as a training school for the armed forces with the establishment of the SA Wehrmannschaften (SA Military Units).[9] Then in September 1939 with the start of World War II in Europe, the SA lost most of its remaining members to military service in the Wehrmacht (armed forces).[10] Lutze maintained his position in the weakened SA until his death. On 1 May 1943 he was driving a car near Potsdam with his entire family. Driving too fast on a curve caused an accident that badly injured Lutze as well as killed his older daughter Inge and badly injured his younger daughter. Viktor Lutze died during an operation in a hospital in Potsdam the next evening. News reports stated that the accident involved another vehicle, keeping the news of reckless driving from the public. Hitler ordered Joseph Goebbels to convey his condolences to Viktor's wife Paula and son Viktor. Goebbels, in his diaries, had described Lutze as a man of "unlimited stupidity" but upon his death decided he was a decent fellow. At the time of the accident, Lutze was 52 years old. Hitler ordered a lavish state funeral on 7 May 1943 to take place in the Reich Chancellery. Hitler attended in person, something he rarely did at that stage in the war, and posthumously awarded Lutze the highest award of the Nazi Party, the German Order, 1st Class.[11] Thereafter, Hitler appointed Wilhelm Schepmann to succeed Lutze as Stabschef SA, but by that time the organization had been thoroughly marginalized.[12] Decorations and awards[edit]
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WWII German Luftwaffe K-98 Rifle Cleaning Kit From 30th Division Vets Estate
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German Army 25 Year Long Service Medal
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Nice Original German WWI Soldier Dogtag As US Captured From Battle Field Dead German
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#2 Rare Named Higher Quality WWII Japanese Binoculars with case .. Outstanding Optics.. These are the type Japanese High ranking Col. and Generals used
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Rare SS Soldiers NSDAP Membership ID Card Dated 1934
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