Lot 7174

The great "Wappen von Lübeck"
Euro 7.500

Lot 7411

Hermann Göring, a hunting knife
Euro 12.500

Lot 7424

Hermann Göring, his Grand Cross of the Iron Cross 1939 in Gold and Onyx
Euro 28.000

Lot 7460

Adolf Hitler, a water colour, the "Karlstor"
Euro 8.000

Lot 7508

Albert Speer and Adolf Hitler, "The Nero Order"
Euro 5.000

Lot 7634

"The Pilot", Allach Porcelain Factory
Euro 7.000

Lot 7784

A Combined Pilot/Observer's Badge in Gold
Euro 17.500

Lot 8256

A Signals Unit standard
Euro 15.000

Lot 8622

A "Stowa" chronometer
Euro 2.500

Lot 8854

Trude Bürkner-Mohr, Her Hitler Youth Golden Honour Badge
Euro 6.000

This catalogue comprises some 2200 lots. The dispersion of a significant naval collection of some 150 objects will prove especially attractive to the enthusiasts for maritime antiquities. For example, the precise and lovingly crafted votive ship model , The Great "Wappen von Lübeck" (Euro 7,500).
The leading personalities of the Third Reich are represented by some remarkable things, including a hunting dagger belonging to Hermann Göring with a damascus blade and silver scabbard (Euro 12,500) and his Grand Cross of the Iron Cross in gold and onyx (Euro 28,000). The watercolour "München Karlstor" (Karlstor in Munich) by Adolf Hitler was done around 1910 (Euro 8,000). Of incomparably greater historical significance, however, is the fateful so-called "Nero Order" from 1945, in which Hitler ordered the destruction of Germany. A short time before, Speer had handed Hitler a memo on Germany's economic situation for March - April 1945, and a signed copy of it is offered in this auction (Euro 5,000).

On May 1, 1944, the Volkswagen Factory was awarded the honourary title "Exemplary National Socialist Operation', the corresponding award certificate is offered at a starting price of 3,500 Euros.
The Allach Porcelain Factory produced a special gift vase for Hitler's 50th birthday on 20 April 1939, (Euro 8,500).
The medals and decorations have a special place here, including Field Marshal Sperrle's Spanish Cross in Gold with Diamonds (Euro 12,500), a wound badge "20 July 1944" in Black (Euro 15,000), and Generaloberst Deßloch's Combined Pilots/Observer's Badge with Diamonds (Euro 17,500).
Of extraordinary rarity is the signals unit standard embroidered on lemon-yellow silk fabric (Euro 15,000), and during the war, a Luftwaffe Generalmajor (Brigadier) in the occupied Netherlands had the white summer uniform offered here made to measure (Euro 9,500).
The Hitler Youth Golden Honour Insignia with Oak Leaf Rim comes from the possessions of the national councilor for the BDM (League of German Girls), Trude Bürkner-Mohr along with the corresponding award certificate (Euro 6,000).