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Hi Guys and Gals!
We've decided to do some Spring Cleaning in this category of the website.
You are the beneficiary! We've selected certain items and reduced the
prices. Act now while the selection is good! Even with the reduction in price,
we'll still allow our generous Layaway plan.
In order to make it easier to find exactly what you are looking for, we have separated the Documents section into categories:
Army
Promotion and Award Documents
Army Soldbuchs/Wehrpasses Letters,
Etc. from Walter Hewel
Luftwaffe Promotion and
Award Documents
Luftwaffe Soldbuchs/Wehrpasses
Navy Promotion and Award
Documents
Navy Soldbuchs/Wehrpasses
Police Promotion and Award
Documents
Political/Para-Military Identification Books, etc.
Political/Para-Military
Promotion and Award Documents
SS Promotion and Award Documents
SS Soldbuchs/Wehrpasses
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Letters, Etc... from WALTER HEWEL A Definite Member of the Inner Circle
Walter Hewel was a very good friend of Hitler and an extremely
early Party member, who participated in the Munich "putsch". In the
1930’s he became a member of the Reich’s Foreign Ministry - ostensibly as an
assistant to von Ribbentrop - and in the Foreign Ministry was given the official
rank of “Vortragenden Legationsrat” – which was publicly announced by
Hitler (Lecturing Legation Councilman of some sort – the word
Legationsrat does not seen to be in use any longer…it’s not in a dictionary
…though “Rat” means “Council” or “Advisor”). He was later promoted
to “Ambassador” (“Gesandter”), though he never received an official
assignment to any country. He was known on occasion to refer to himself as an
“Ambassador to Nowhere”. Hewel also held an honorary SS rank (like von
Ribbentrop). As the war progressed, Hewel’s relationship with von Ribbentrop
deteriorated. He eventually ended up on Hitler’s staff, where he later worked
in the bunker in the capacity of Hitler’s Major Domo (this according to Traudl
Junge’s recollection). He is, allegedly, the last person to have had any sort
of conversation with the Führer before the latter’s suicide. The common
opinion among jealous detractors was that Hewel owed his success only to the
fact of his friendship with Hitler and his low NSDAP party number.
Hewel had indeed joined the Nazi party as one of the first – he was still a
teenager at the time – and thus became personally acquainted with Hitler in
those close early quarters. A certain degree of friendship formed, and it
was these two factors to which those later detractors referred. In the foreign
ministry he never received any official “portfolio” as the official term
goes - i.e. meaning that he was never given official credentials for any
specific Ambassadorial assignment. Hewel was among those who, at the end of the
war, broke out of the bunker in the group led by SS General Mohnke. However,
during the attempted break out he decided to commit suicide - and did so. Some
sources even indicate that Hitler had made him promise this - giving him the
weapon to use, and a cyanide capsule to complete the task. And so ended
Hewel’s life, amidst the rubble of the Reichshauptstadt - a fitting end it
seems, for a man whose cause – the one he had followed for most of his young
life – lay piled among the ruins around him.
The following documents come from Hewel’s personal files out of the Foreign
Ministry office and, in most cases, consist of letters to him or from him to
various high ranking individuals while he was still serving in the Foreign
Ministry. Likely each of the writers was aware of Hewel’s close association
with Hitler, so there was a certain degree of political maneuvering in this. The
documents contain either thanks (for this or that), or congratulations on a
promotion.
If you watch the movie "Downfall"
you can see just how much he was involved at the very end. He was a part of
several of the last meetings held in the BUNKER. This is an excellent opportunity to acquire signed documents to a member
of the “Inner Circle”.
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D-001 Letter from the Reichsminister and Chief of the Reichs Chancellery Dr. Hans Lammers |
$795.00 PHOTOS |
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D-002 Letter from the Leader of the NSFK, General der Flieger Christiansen |
$650.00 PHOTOS |
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D-003 Letter from the Leader of the NSFK, General der Flieger Christiansen |
$650.00 PHOTOS |
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D-005 Letter from The “Secretary of State, Foreign Ministry”, with a Pair of Business Cards Attached |
$675.00 PHOTOS |
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$495.00 PHOTOS |
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D-007a Telegram to Hewel with Congratulations on Promotions from “Heydrich SS-Gruppenfuehrer” |
$750.00 PHOTO |
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$450.00 PHOTOS |
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D-010 Letter from Reichsminister Dr. Arthur Seyss-Inquart, Thanking Hewel for Congratulations |
$1,095.00 PHOTO |
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D-010a Letter from Dr. Arthur Seyss-Inquart, Congratulating Hewel on His Promtion |
$1,095.00 PHOTOS |
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$995.00 PHOTOS |
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D-012 Telegram to Hewel with Birthday Congratulations from Dr. Josef Goebbels |
$750.00 PHOTO |
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$450.00 PHOTO |

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$5,200.00 PHOTOS |
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$1,150.00 PHOTOS |
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D-105 Extremely Nice SS Soldbuch for a Member of the 13th SS Division “Handschar” |
$1,400.00 PHOTOS |
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D-107 Wehrpaß and Soldbuch for SS Medical Rottenführer Ignatz Gundelach, Assigned to the LSSAH |
$1,650.00
PHOTOS |

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$260.00 PHOTOS |
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D-119 Wehrmacht Driver’s License (with Possible Bullet Hole Damage?) For Edward Furlius |
$45.00 PHOTOS |
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$355.00 PHOTOS |
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$395.00 PHOTOS |

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Luftwaffe Soldbuchs/Wehrpasses
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$360.00 PHOTOS |

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Political/Para-Military Identification Books, etc.
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$70.00 PHOTOS Reduced Price: $50.00 |
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D-171 Work Document Grouping for a Female Worker, Aniela Jaruzel |
$150.00 PHOTOS |
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$490.00 PHOTOS |

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D-174a Kriegsmarine (Navy) U-Boot Soldbuch for Oberfunkmaat Karl Brezmann |
$985.00 PHOTOS |
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$325.00
PHOTOS |

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$495.00 PHOTOS |
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$3,250.00 PHOTOS |
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D-183 Award Cassette and Outer Storage Case for a Combined Pilot / Observer Badge with Diamonds |
$4,000.00 PHOTOS |
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D-184 Letter from Karl Wolff to “Likus”, with Original Karl Wolff Signature |
$495.00 PHOTOS |
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$16,500.00 PHOTOS |
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$995.00 PHOTOS |
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$1,295.00 PHOTOS |
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$995.00 PHOTOS |
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D-189 Incredible Document Grouping for Athlete Lilli Unbescheid |
$2,200.00 PHOTOS |
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$375.00 PHOTO |
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$500.00 PHOTOS |
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D-203 Letter from SS General Karl Wolff to a Fellow Named “Likus”, with Original Wolff Signature |
$1,225.00 PHOTOS |
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$1,250.00 PHOTOS |

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Army Promotion and Award Documents
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$290.00 PHOTOS |
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D-213 Nice Document Grouping for Army Signals Leutnant Gernot Adler |
$450.00 PHOTOS |
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D-215 Three-Document Award Certificate Set for Army Unteroffizier (an NCO Rank) Ewald Köpke |
$595.00 PHOTOS |
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D-223 Two Document Set for Obergefreiter Rupert Neuhauser, of Eisenbahnpionier Kompanie 74 |
$120.00 PHOTOS |
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$120.00 PHOTOS |

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Luftwaffe Promotion and Award Documents
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$600.00 PHOTOS |
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D-233 Photo and Document Grouping for a Man in the Hitler Jugend/Luftwaffe |
$375.00
PHOTOS |
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$1,150.00 PHOTOS |
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D-237 Document for Luftwaffe Obergefreiter Ludwig Grünbeck (Unit-Made Membership Certificate) |
$75.00 PHOTO |

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Navy Promotion and Award Documents
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$95.00 PHOTOS |

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SS Promotion and Award Documents
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D-256 SS Officer Promotion Recommendation to Obersturmführer for Otto Lück |
$150.00
PHOTO |

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Political/Para-Military Promotion and Award Documents
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$365.00 PHOTOS |
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$115.00 PHOTOS |
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D-262 BDM Leader’s Pentathlon Participation Certificate to Margarete Scherbaum |
$195.00 PHOTOS |
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D-263 25-Year Faithful Service Award Document to Locomotive Engineer Franz Reilander |
$175.00 PHOTOS |
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D-265 Reichsbann Certificate for Ending a Reichsbahn Service Assignment |
$85.00 PHOTOS |
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D-266 Qualification Identification Booklet for Certification in Basic Level of Life Saving Skills |
$110.00 PHOTOS |
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D-269 Notification Document from Reichsminister Goebbel’s Office; Approximately 5.75” by 8.25” |
$120.00 PHOTOS |
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D-272 Pass
Document from the Flossenburg Concentration Camp System |
$295.00 PHOTOS |

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Police Promotion and Award Documents
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$650.00 PHOTOS |
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$150.00 PHOTOS |
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D-288 Police Service Award First Class Document, with Autopen Hitler (Facsimile) Signature |
$200.00 PHOTO |
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D-289 Promotion Document for Kurt Meyer, from The Reichsminister of the Interior |
$325.00 PHOTOS |
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D-292 Document/Photo Grouping for Army General Konrad's 70th Birthday |
$145.00 PHOTOS |

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RUPTURED DUCK TIDBIT....here
are some World War Two posters that I recently uncovered.
I have always loved these because they are
a) colorful,
b) graphic,
c) filled with patriotic propaganda
and symbolism,
d) dated,
e) in many cases signed by the
artist,
f) made of paper so how they
survived still amazes me!
I consider them to be an inexpensive and desirable collectible which enhances
any collection. When I took the
pictures, I had to do them on the floor and the lighting is not the best.
The colors are in most cases better than I show.
I hope my description, combined with the one image, will convey their
importance.
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D-305 “All for Norway!” Norwegian Poster, Approximately 18” by 26” |
$120.00 each PHOTO |
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D-306 “Till We Meet Again” - Contribution Poster; 35” Wide by 60” High |
$125.00 PHOTO |
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$100.00 PHOTO |
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