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The Nazi Era

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Waffen Issue Lighter

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Luftwaffe Ring 1 Pre-WW2

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Luftwaffe Ring 2 Pre-WW2

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Kriegsmarine Ring

Marked
WIR FAHREN GEGEN ENGELLAND

We Go Against England

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Mothers Cross
3rd Design
Silver 16 Dezember 1938

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Hindenburg Cross w Swords

Marked R.V.67
PFORZHEM
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Adolph Hitler Photo
The cover this photo is in is marked
BEARLE & AMOS, PHOTO, 1608 BROADWAY, DENVER, COLO.
Circa 1930's
A nice piece of history that shows a country torn by differing beliefs then brought together by war

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Third Reich Coins
L to R
Row 1:
1942 50 Pfennig (Aluminum)
1935 50 Pfennig (Aluminum)
1937 2 Mark (Silver)
1938 5 Mark (Silver)
1936 5 Mark (Silver)
Row 2
1940 10 Pfennig (Zinc)
1943 10 Pfennig (Zinc)
1941 10 Pfennig (Zinc)
1943 10 Pfennig (Zinc)
1938 10 Pfennig (Bronze)
Row 3
1944 1 Pfennig (Zinc)
1943 1 Pfennig (Zinc)
1942 1 Pfennig (Zinc)
1937 1 Pfennig (Copper)
1938 2 Pfennig (Copper)
1943 5 Pfennig (Zinc)

Note:
As the War progressed it is interesting to note that precious metals as Silver and Copper were replaced by Zinc.
Also note the Lack of Swastika on the 1936 5 Mark coin.
This was added in 1937 even though the name was changed to Reich-Mark in 1936.

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Pre-War Bond
100,000 Marks

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Pre War-100 Mark Note
Berlin November 1920
The Nasdap has just taken power, yet has not added the Party symbol (Swastica) to currency.
This would not take place for another 15 years.

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Reichs Finanz Seal

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Post-War Tour book from Orandour
Tragedy of the Massacre of Oradour sur Glane
Are the SS totally responsible?
Click here to visit the story of Orandour
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Here is a Rare and interesting item.
What it shows is just how deeply the National Government was involved in everyday life of the people and thier activities.
I will tell you what they are after the pictures.

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These are Rabbit Registration Cards
Under Control of the Realm Specialized Group

Original 1934 NSDAP book with forword from Generalfeldmarschall HERMANN GOERING, Leader of the new Airforce, which details the life of WW1 fighter ace hero with 44 victories.

RUDOLF BERTHOLD. Rudolf after the 1ST World War became a street fighter hero in the FREIKORPS Hamburg Altona area. Many Freikorps members went on to become members of the Party. Rudolf was eventually murdered in the pitched battles with left wingers and was made into a Party Martyr in 1933. Many excellent photos of WW1 Aircraft and Uniforms Medals and Freikorps Units from 1919-1934.
Book was published by Schlieffen Verlag, Berlin 1934
Rare book which focuses on the time between the World Wars.

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Anti-Nazi Propaganda Souvenir

Produced by Depose of Belgium the ashtray depicts the famous Manneken Pis (Pissing Boy) of Belgish Folklore urinating on the Swastika.

The Manneken Pis became the symbol of the city of Brussels Belgium rebellious spirit over the centuries.

You can read more about the Pissing Boy on Wikipedia and many other sites over the net.

This was made circa 1944 as a souvenir for troops that liberated Belgium from the Nazi Occupation in September 1944.

There are numerous versions of the boy and swastika produced.

This is unique in that the boy is wearing an American Helmet and it is tipped to one side as was popular amongst GI’s of the period.

Obviously this combination was aimed at American Soldiers in the country.

Interestingly America has it’s own version of the Manneken Pis.

Calvin

Tinnies or Day Badges
(Badges awarded for Participating in a particular event)

Misc Items