AH flatware

[Knight_ridergta]

Oh ok, good to know.

Those were spoons and after taking a semi close look you can see the differences compared to an original of the same spoon.

[Brent Smith]

Fritz Sauckel Flatware Hoard from Veterans estate " Show & Tell "

Fritz Sauckel Flatware Hoard from Veterans estate " Show & Tell " All of this flatware came from the home of Fritz Sauckel.. The cool 1930's silver box was used to house it sometime after it was souvenired ..Thought I would share these pictures

[Brent Smith]

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[Knight_ridergta]

Wow what a collection!

[Br. James]

A fabulous collection, which I would have no trouble believing came straight out of Gauleiter Sauckel's house! It's quite similar to the AH Informal Pattern by Bruckmann. Jim Yannes shows an example in his "Encyclopedia," though his is silver-plated, unlike the AH pattern. Are these pieces plate or solid silver?

Br. James

[ErichS]

The Sauckel silverware are real pieces of history and fortunately they sell for far less than AH silverware.

[CPB]

Does anyone have any flatware from the Platterhof?

Knife and fork. "GEBR. HEPP 90"

[CPB]

I have 3 sets of these, and they came from another collector who lives in the Berchtesgaden area. He got them from locals there around 20 years ago.

[Thorsten B.]

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An amazing find!!

[Knight_ridergta]

Just imagine who ate with those!

Knife and fork. "GEBR. HEPP 90"

[Knight_ridergta]

It's bought this for $150 shipped, John over at German War Booty has one for sale for $295 I think.

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=736225

[CPB]

Wellner copper-bottomed warming plates, both serial numbered. These two came as a set.

The round one is the 16 inch type. The oval is 21 inches across.

Tablecloth is from the Eagle's Nest [ribbon pattern]. Flag is a Berghof bring-back by a 7th Infantry Regiment [3rd Infantry Division] Lt.

Anyone recognize the book?

[CPB]

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[CPB]

Another Platterhof piece....a cake mould from the kitchens.

[Eric Von Rader]