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Eva Braun was the mistress and wife of Hitler. They met in 1930 when Braun worked for Hitler’s personal photographer, Heinrich Hoffman. Within a couple years Braun was living with Hitler, but didn’t make any public appearances together. Braun was not interested in politics or a member of the Nazi party. She had no influence on Hitler’s political life and wasn’t allowed in rooms during political decisions and discussions. Braun displayed her loyalty to Hitler when she followed him to Berlin as Nazi Germany was coming to an end. They were married for less than two days before committing suicide together at Hitler’s air raid shelter.
Nate D. Sanders Auctions sold a postcard signed by Eva Braun for $756. Please see item details below:
Eva Braun Autograph Postcard Signed to Her Parents, Circa mid-1930s
Eva Braun autograph postcard signed to her parents, undated by circa mid-1930s as Braun was traveling with Hanni Morell, wife of Adolf Hitler’s physician Dr. Theodor Morell who began treating Hitler in 1936. Braun writes in German, ”Dear Parents! / We are sitting here, having coffee, after a wonderful trip. Next, we’ll travel on to Venice. / Warm greetings / Eva.” Morell then adds a note as does a third person possibly by the name of Allie. Photo of Cortina, Italy appears on front of card, which measures 5.25” x 3.5”. A few spots of discoloration, overall very good condition. With full translation. Sold for $756.
We also sold the following autograph items:
Fascinating two-volume set of Hitler’s ”Mein Kampf,” each volume signed ”Adolf Hitler” by the Nazi Fuhrer following his release from prison for high treason, and shortly after his public speaking ban had been lifted. Both volumes published by Franz Eher Nachfolger: Munich: 1926-1927. Volume II is a first edition and Volume I is a second edition; each volume contains a pre-publication presentation inscription by Hitler to Josef Bauer, one of the first members (#34) of the Nazi party and one of the leaders of the Beer Hall Putsch in 1923, when Hitler and his cohorts attempted to overthrow the Bavarian government by gunpoint. Here, in these volumes, Hitler signs the fly-leaf, sending his best wishes to Bauer for the Christmas season. He dates his autograph inscription 1925 in the first volume, and 1926 in the second. Bound in red cloth boards with gilt lettering, both volumes measure 9” x 12”. Sunning to backstrips, else very good condition. An ominously signed set of books that futilely warned the world of Hitler’s intentions. Made even more scarce as signed in 1925 to a fellow Nazi leader. Sold for $64,850.
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Adolf Hitler document signed from 23 November 1934 from Berlin, appointing a German representative to the Republic of Cuba. Official stationery is printed with Hitler’s name, along with his title of German Chancellor, in large Gothic lettering. Two page document measures 8.25” x 11.5”. Foxing and toning, with paperclip impressions, and filing holes to left side. Document has a light, flexible coating on the paper, perhaps removable. Overall in good condition. With University Archives COA. Sold for $3,656.
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Document signed “Af Hitler” as Fuhrer and Chancellor, datelined Berlin, 17 March 1938. With large 3″ blind stamped seal depicting the German Eagle atop a swastika. In German, document translates in part, “Attached are the lists 190, 191, 192, 194, 197, 198, 199, 200, 201 / In the Name of the German Reich. I am awarding to the 25 foreign nationals specified in the attached list the Order of the German Eagle…” Also included in lot is a photocopy of a 7 March 1938 document signed by Hitler awarding the Eagle to “Herrn Prescott Bush,” who appears to have received the “honor” with other Americans including Henry Ford, Charles Lindbergh and IBM President Thomas J. Watson; lot also includes a replica of the German Eagle. Single page document measures 8.25″ x 11.5″. Two file holes in blank left margin and paper clip indentation at upper right. Light soiling and small tear in creased upper portion. Penciled notation in German on two lines in lower blank area, not in Hitler’s hand. Three folds. Very good condition. Sold for $2,685.
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