The fate of the Diamonds.

[chen]

...it's not missing, it's in a privat collection.
Pieter.

[nostromo]

very interesting post!! nice jobs of investigation

[Sepp45]

Lent's diamonds.

[Sepp45]

Rudel's diamonds!

[Sepp45]

Marseille's piece?

[Sepp45]

Mölder's diamonds!

[Sepp45]

Gollob's diamonds!

[Sepp45]

Model's diamonds!

[Sepp45]

lent's diamonds.

[Leroy]

Marseille's piece?

Never presented to anyone. Marseille's parents were divorced and nothing was delivered to them.

[chen]

...i wonder what an original ( very important) platinum piece would bring at auction, as the first type are offered at the starting price of € 150.000 . They are so much nicer.
Pieter.

$ = w.p.

[Sepp45]

Never presented to anyone. Marseille's parents were divorced and nothing was delivered to them.

I remember reading that the diamonds were given to his brother, or I'm just saying nonsense?

[Leroy]

Marseille did not have a brother. His younger sister, Inge, with whom he was very close, died only a few months before he did.

[Sepp45]

Marseille did not have a brother. His younger sister, Inge, with whom he was very close, died only a few months before he did.

Muchas gracias

[Sepp45]

I found this while reading Robin Lumsden's "Medals and Decorations of Hitler's Germany" about the Diamonds of Marseille.