Berghof postcard plus piece of Hitler's desk

[Br. James]

Hi Geoff,

Are you referring to the restaurant in the Kehlsteinhaus?

Happy holidays, my friend,

Br. James

[byterock]

I sometimes think there are more pieces of that desk around than pieces of the 'True Cross'.

Over the years I have seen these come up many many times, a few a number of times.

caveat emptor is all I have to say.

[Geoff Walden]

Hi Geoff,
Are you referring to the restaurant in the Kehlsteinhaus?
Happy holidays, my friend,
Br. James

Hi James,

Best wishes to you and yours for a wonderful holiday season!

I was referring to a different restaurant in the area, that Obersalzberg mentioned (don't know if he wants to remain anonymous here, and not name that restaurant, but I know which one he's talking about).

Geoff

[Obersalzberg]

Hi James,

Best wishes to you and yours for a wonderful holiday season!

I was referring to a different restaurant in the area, that Obersalzberg mentioned (don't know if he wants to remain anonymous here, and not name that restaurant, but I know which one he's talking about).

Geoff

I'm not being all mysterious and secretive...its just he'd probably rather not have the information made public.

[GELIS44]

I sometimes think there are more pieces of that desk around than pieces of the 'True Cross'.

Over the years I have seen these come up many many times, a few a number of times.

caveat emptor is all I have to say.

I'm sure you have...

If the price was over $50 I wouldn't have bought it. The postcard is orignal so we know the GI was in Berchtesgaden and walking around the Berghof. I would like to know what type of wood it is ... and if the nails are " period". I have many interior shots of the Berghof ... maybe I can find a desk that the wood could have come from.

I'm just going to convince myself it's real.