Okay strictly speaking this is a 'paper piece', but I figured political collectors and fellow AH silverware/crystalware/etc folks would enjoy seeing it.
It's a letter written by a GI on June 22 1945 (exactly 74 years ago tomorrow) on a sheet of AH's personal letterhead removed from the Berghof.
He writes: "I thought perhaps you might be interested in a sheet of Hitler's personal stationery. It was left behind by the old fellow at his mountain retreat at Berchtesgaden."
Compared to some of the treasures that were removed from the Berghof, many would consider this small-fry - but for me this is a truly iconic piece, and perfectly sums up that particular chapter in history.
It's a letter written by a GI on June 22 1945 (exactly 74 years ago tomorrow) on a sheet of AH's personal letterhead removed from the Berghof.
He writes: "I thought perhaps you might be interested in a sheet of Hitler's personal stationery. It was left behind by the old fellow at his mountain retreat at Berchtesgaden."
Compared to some of the treasures that were removed from the Berghof, many would consider this small-fry - but for me this is a truly iconic piece, and perfectly sums up that particular chapter in history.
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