Historic and Military Autographs, & Militaria

(1885 - 1966) American admiral, Commander in Chief of the U.S. Pacific Fleet during World War II and largely responsible for the successful "is...

(1904 - 1945) Austrian Nazi and later an SS leader. He was an acquaintance of Adolf Eichmann, who played a major role in the extermination of Jews and

The most unusual "short snorter" we have ever uncovered, a 1938 Russian one ruble note signed on the reverse by the man who pioneered the ...

(1889 - 1945) American Army general who also commanded Marines in the invasion of Guadalcanal to relieve the 1st Marine Div., headed the invasion land

(1885 - 1945) "Old Blood and Guts" was one of the finest tank commanders in history, rolling his forces through Tunisia, Sicily, France an...

(1890 - 1957) German field marshal who headed the 6th Army's drive on Stalingrad. Paulus found himself surrounded there and surrendered his star...

(1890 - 1957) German field marshal who commanded the Sixth Army's assault on Stalingrad. Approximately 270,000 soldiers under his command were e...

Accused of the massacre of American prisoners at Malmedy (1915 - 1976) SS-Standartenführer and the Waffen-SS's youngest regimental colonel...

(1897-1985) German general, he was awarded the Knights Cross in December of 1944 for preventing an encirclement by Soviet forces and successfully open

(1887 - 1966) British lieutenant general who commanded British forces in the battles of Malaya and Singapore. His surrender included the greatest numb

(1892 - 1951) Head of the Economic Office of the SS and ultimate overseer of the concentration camp system. It was Pohl who turned his victims' ...

(1892 - 1951) Head of the Economic Office of the SS and ultimate overseer of the concentration camp system. It was Pohl who turned his victims' ...

(1876 - 1960) Commander and Chief of the German Navy (1933 - 1943) who was largely responsible for its expansion. Retired over growing differences wit

(1876 - 1960) Commander and Chief of the German Navy (1933 - 1943) who was largely responsible for its expansion. Retired over growing differences wit

(1876 - 1960) Commander and Chief of the German Navy (1933 - 1943) who was largely responsible for its expansion. Retired over growing differences wit

(b. 1918) German fighter pilot and third highest ace with 275 "kills". Early S.P., possibly war-date, 3 1/2" x 5 1/2" b/w, a che...

b. 1918) German fighter pilot and third highest ace with 275 "kills". Fine S.P. 8" x 10" b/w, a composite photo boldly signed at...

(1891 - 1970) Generalleutnant in the Wehrmacht , a recipient of the Knight's Cross. Good content A.L.S. 1p. large 4to., [n.p.], July 8, 1968, in...

(1884 - 1942) German field marshal who commanded the Tenth Army in the invasion of Poland, and the Sixth Army in the invasion of France and in the tak

(1884 - 1942) German field marshal who commanded the Tenth Army in the invasion of Poland, and the Sixth Army in the invasion of France and in the tak

(1912 - 1997) Unrepentant Nazi who as a 31-year-old major helped Hitler retain control of Germany in the crucial hours following the failed assassinat

(1912 - 1997) Unrepentant Nazi who as a 31-year-old major helped Hitler retain control of Germany in the crucial hours following the failed assassinat

(1892 - 1988) German lieutenant general, he suffered massive troop losses in the Courland Pocket. Most remembered as one of the last defenders of Berl

(1892 - 1988) German lieutenant general, he suffered massive troop losses in the Courland Pocket. Most remembered as one of the last defenders of Berl

(1893 - 1946) Nazi foreign minister. First of the Nurenberg defendants to hang on October 16, 1946. Rare S.P. 3 1/2" x 5 1/2" b/w, a chest...

SS Officer and son of Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop, awarded the Knight's Cross for bravery in action at Kursk. S.P. 4" x 6"...

(1895 - 1945) German fighter ace during World War I and a general and field marshal during World War II, died while held in captivity by American forc

(1895 - 1945) German fighter ace during World War I and a general and field marshal during World War II, died while held in captivity by American forc

"M. B. Ridgway Major General Comdg 82d Airborne Division D-Day, 06 June 1944" (1895 - 1994) American Army general who led airborne assaul...

(1895 - 1970) German admiral who commanded the heavy cruiser Admiral Hipper which sank the British destroyer HMS Glowworm. Later commanding admiral of

(1887 - 1934) Nazi Brownshirt who organized, trained, and headed the SA, a friend of Hitler who was at his side in the 1923 Beer Hall Putsch, later se

(1901 - 1982) Russian commander of armored troops in the Red Army, led the 5th Guards Tank Army in the Battle of Kursk, and in Operation Bagration. Be

(1891 - 1944) German field marshal whose Afrika Corps threw back repeated British and American assaults in North Africa, later he defended Normandy an

(1891 - 1944) German field marshal whose Afrika Corps threw back repeated British and American assaults in North Africa, later he defended Normandy an

(1891 - 1944) German field marshal whose Afrika Corps threw back repeated British and American assaults in North Africa, later he defended Normandy an

(1887-1944) American general and son of the president, served with distinction in World Wars I & II, died leading his men ashore at Utah Beach a...

(1893 - 1946) Nazi leader considered the ideologist of Nazism, Reichsminister of the eastern territories, executed at Nuremberg. A superb chest, up im

American press photographer who covered the Pacific during World War II, took the famous photograph of Marines hoisting the flag on Iwo Jima. A block

(1894 - 1985) Vice-admiral in the German Navy during World War II. A.L.S. on the verso of a postcard, Turingen, 1980, in English, largely friendly con

(1875 - 1953) German field marshal who led the blitzkrieg attack on France, seizing the country within two weeks, defeated by Allied forces in Normand

(1875 - 1953) German field marshal who led the blitzkrieg attack on France, seizing the country within two weeks, defeated by Allied forces in Normand

(1907 - 1974) Nazi leader of the Hitler Youth and Gauleiter of Vienna, sentenced at Nuremburg to twenty years for war crimes. Scarce, good content T.L

(1907 - 1974) Nazi leader of the Hitler Youth and Gauleiter of Vienna, sentenced at Nuremburg to twenty years for war crimes. S.P. 3 1/2" x 5 1...

German intelligence officer who, during World War II, carried out clever radio broadcasts begging for arms from Great Britain while posing as a Dutch

(1875 - 1947) National Treasurer of the Nazi Party from 1925 to 1945, convicted as a major offender and died in prison. S.P. 8" x 10" b/w,...

(1892 - 1946) Nazi occupation governor of Holland and deputy governor of Poland, executed as war criminal. A.N.S. on his personal correspondence card,

(1886 - 1975) Japanese ambassador to Nazi Germany during World War II and once his diplomatic code was broken, he became a major source of communicati

(1907 - 1976) Soviet general, took part in the operational planning of the battles for Crimea, the Caucasus and Stalingrad, escorted Stalin to the Teh

Skorzeny's bogus 1948 ID, used while on the run (1908 - 1975) Nazi officer and Hitler's chief and favorite commando, he made a daring mount...

(1908 - 1975) Nazi officer and Hitler's chief and favorite commando, he made a daring mountain-top rescue of Mussolini, placed English-speaking ...

"The Most Dangerous Man in the World" is given a permit to own shotguns! (1908 - 1975) Nazi officer and Hitler's chief and favorite c...

(1908 - 1975) Nazi officer and Hitler's chief and favorite commando, he made a daring mountain-top rescue of Mussolini, placed English-speaking ...

Collection of 12 2 1/2" dia. photos show Egyptian president Gamal Abdel Nasser, soldiers, tanks, paratroopers, artillery, etc. set into a circu...

(1891 - 1970) British lieutenant general, 13th Governor-General of Australia. Slim led the 14th Army, the so-called "forgotten army", in t...

(1882 - 1967) "Howlin' Mad" Marine Corp general, sometimes called the "father" of modern U.S. amphibious warfare. Commanding...

(1882 - 1949) British admiral, destroyed the cream of the French fleet at Mers-el-Kébir, played an important role in the pursuit and sinking of...

(1905 - 1981) Nazi German architect and Minister of Armaments and War Production, convicted of war crimes at Nuremburg. Good content T.L.S. on his let

Hitler seeks new sources of oil in Austria (1905-1981) Nazi German architect and Minister of Armaments and War Production, convicted of war crimes at

(1905-1981) Nazi German architect and Minister of Armaments and War Production, convicted of war crimes at Nuremburg. S.P. 6" x 9 1/2" b/w...

(1897 - 1984) German general, served in Russian and notably at Stalingrad, later with Rommel in France. T.L.S. 1p. oblong 8vo., [n.p., n.d.], in Germa

A wartime letter grouping from the Chief of Naval Operations (1880 - 1972) American admiral and Chief of Naval Operations during World War II. A lot

(1913 - 1946) Waffen-SS officer awarded the Knights Cross in April, 1942 while serving in the 8th Battery, 3rd SS Artillery Reg., Totenkopf Div. on th

(1883 - 1946) "Vinegar Joe", American Army general who commanded all American forces in the China-Burma-India theater in World War II; a b...

(1915 - 1990) British army officer and founder of the S.A.S. Before his capture, S.A.S. had destroyed over 250 aircraft on the ground, dozens of suppl

(1915 - 1990) British army officer and founder of the S.A.S. Before his capture, S.A.S. had destroyed over 250 aircraft on the ground, dozens of suppl

As see in Hamilton's Leaders & Personalities of the Third Reich (1885 - 1946) Nazi journalist and politician, editor of "Der Sturmer&q...

(1878-1948) German military commander of France during World War II. Stupnagel was, ironically, an opponent of Hitler's plan to eradicate the wo...

(1878 - 1948) German military commander of France during the Second World War. Despite his refusal to permit the looting of art, murder of hostages, a

A very rare war-date letter (1889 - 1952) French military hero of World War II, led Free French in the taking of Corsica, then landed in Provence and

(1890 - 1967) British air marshal who led air support at El Alamein and in the Tunisian and Sicilian campaigns, and was crucial in the Normandy landin

(1887-1942) Native American airman during World War II, killed in combat during an attack on the Japanese at Midway Island. Tinker was the highest-ran

(1914 - 2005) Third most successful of German U-boat commanders, recipient of the Knight's Cross with Oak Leaves and Swords. He sank 35 ships fo...

(1891 - 1981) Highly decorated Generalleutnant in the Wehrmacht during World War II who commanded several divisions. He was also a recipient of the Kn

(1895 - 1965) U.S. Army general, commanded the 3rd Infantry Division, VI Corps, Fifteenth Army and Fifth Army. Truscott was conspicuous in the invasio

German general of flak troops, awarded the Knights Cross on Dec. 4, 1942 for leading his 2,000 man force made up of Luftwaffe and Organisation Todt me

(1910 - 1944) Lieutenant Colonel in the Waffen SS awarded the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves. Appointed temporary commanding o...

(1911 - 1944) Luftwaffe fighter pilot, recipient of the Knights Cross with Oak Leaves. He claimed 110 victories in over 500 combat missions. Shot down

(1896 - 1941) German aviator and combat flyer. Flying a Fokker D.III, he scored his first victory on 18 March 1916 in a lone attack against 22 French

(1901 - 1988) British major general, prominent for his role commanding the British 1st Airborne Division during Operation Market Garden. For nine days

(1887-1973) United States Marine Corps general, he commanded the 1st Marine Division to victory in its first ground offensive of World War II, the Bat

(1883 - 1953) "Skinny", American general who defended Bataan and Corregidor after MacArthur's withdrawal early in World War II. I.S.P....

(1894 - 1976) German officer, Senior Operations Staff Officer to Keitel, a member of Hitler's inner circle, tried at Nuremberg. S.P. 4" x 6...

(1883 - 1950) World War II Commander in Chief of British forces in the Middle East, India, and Burma; destroyed Italian forces in North Africa until d

(1881 - 1954) German field marshal and a recipient of the Knight's Cross with Oak Leaves. For the invasion of Poland, Weichs was appointed head ...

(1900 - 1982) German general, chief of Staff of the First Panzer Army and of Army Group South Ukraine. With Gen. Felix Steiner, he commanded the 11th

(1867 - 1965) French general who fought under Foch at the Marne, and in World War II replaced the panic-stricken Gamelin as chief of the general staff

An prophetic signed quotation (1867 - 1965) French general who fought under Foch at the Marne, and in World War II replaced the panic-stricken Gameli

(1887 - 1949) Fourth son of Kaiser Wilhelm II; against his father's will, he joined the "dangerous, revolutionary" NSDAP on April 1, 1...

(1881 - 1964) British field marshal, commander in chief in the Middle East and supreme Allied commander in the Mediterranean. Fine S.P. "Wilson...

(1881 - 1964) "Jumbo". British field marshal, commander in chief in the Middle East and supreme Allied commander in the Mediterranean. S.P...

(1881 - 1944) German field marshal implicated and recipient of the Knights Cross for his decisive actions in the conquest of France. A key planner in

(1881 - 1944) German general whose forces broke the Maginot Line forcing the surrender of three French division. Involved in the July 20 plot on Hitle

(1886 - 1950) Luftwaffe general, commander of Luftgau X and XI covering Hannover and Hamburg. War-date D.S. in pencil, 1p. 8vo., Hamburg, Oct. 26, 194

"My opinion of the infamous Nuremburg trials...was that our country could never live down its participation in such a shameful travesty of just...

(1891 - 1963) General of the Waffen-SS and commander of the 4th SS Police Panzergrenadier Division, awarded the Knight's Cross with Oak Leaves. ...

"The Tiger of Malaysia" (1885 - 1946) Japanese general of World War II, the "Tiger of Malaysia" led forces in the capture of Ma...

(1898 - 1972) Marshal of the Soviet Union, Chief of Staff of the Kalinin Front and the Steppe Front where he helped plan a number of brilliant operati

(1895 - 1963) General in the German Reichswehr (and its successor the Wehrmacht), most prominent for being the Chief of the Army General Staff from 19

(1896-1974) Soviet field marshal, perhaps the greatest general of World War II, he survived crushing poverty and Stalin's purges to command the ...

Fine original Hoffman S.P., a press photo, 9" x 7" b/w, showing and signed by: Naval Adjutant KARL-JESKO VON PUTTKAMER (1900-1981) who ser...