Historic and Military Autographs, & Militaria

(1897-1945) Nazi Minister of Propaganda with Hitler from the earliest days, a master of manipulation of the masses who took his life and those of his

The only surviving archives of Hitler's top commando, Otto Skorzeny - thousands of pages of letters, files, and documents, and 65 reels of film ...

An important lot of 64 reels of color film (plus one roll of 35mm. film exposed to light), all but one roll being 8mm. or "Super" 8mm. fil...

Hitler promotes ten Knight's Cross awardees (1889 - 1945) Fuhrer of Germany and Nazi Party leader, Hitler's bloody rise to power, his milit...

A signed photograph given to a UPI journalist (1889 - 1945) Dictator of Germany and Nazi Party leader, Hitler's bloody rise to power, his mili...

(1913 - 1985) Russian World War II ace, a three-time hero, and one of the first to fly a MiG-9.Unusual typed D.S. 4pp. 4to., Sept. 22, 1965, in Cyrill

(1888 - 1969) American general, commanded the First Infantry Division in North Africa and Sicily, 1942-43, later selected to lead the 104th Infantry D

(1892 - 1979) Army Chief of Staff during World War II, commanded the 92nd Infantry Division, made almost exclusively of African-American soldiers. I.S

(1910 - 1982) RAF ace credited with 20 aerial victories, four shared victories, six probables, one shared probable and 11 enemy aircraft damaged. Capt

(1871 - 1956) Italian soldier and politician, a member of the Fascist Party and commander of Italian troops under Mussolini in the Second Italo-Abyssi

(1871 - 1956) Italian field marshal who conspired with King Victor Emmanuel to depose Mussolini, succeeded Mussolini as Premier and surrendered Italia

(1897 - 1964) British General who commanded the 15th (Scottish) Division in northwest Europe which had the distinction to lead the three great river c

(1897 - 1985) Red Army general, held major commands during the battle for Crimea and for the Kerch Peninsula. Batov's forces were particularly c...

German Luftwaffe pilot, private pilot to Adolf Hitler. S.P. 8" x 10" b/w, a bust portrait in uniform, signed in old age. Fine. Estimate...

(1887-1993) German Luftwaffe pilot, private pilot to Adolf Hitler. His volume Mit Machtigen zwischen Himmel unde Erde("With Powerful Beetween H...

(1897-1993) SS Gruppenfuhrer and Hitler's personal pilot. Fine signed book, his volume Mit Machtigen zwischen Himmel und Erde ("With Powerf...

(1880 - 1945) Chief of the General Staff of the German Army, resigned in 1938 in protest of Hitler's decision to take Czechoslovakia. Beck joine...

(1880 - 1945) Chief of the General Staff of the German Army, resigned in 1938 in protest of Hitler's decision to take Czechoslovakia. Beck joine...

"...the Americans made very many friends in Australia (18814 - 1951) Australian field marshal, the only Australian to ever achieve that rank. ...

(1899 - 1943) SS-Brigadefuhrer, Fuhrer des SS-Abschnitts XX, Knights Cross awardee. D.S. 1p. 4to., [n.p., n.d.], Bock's "Fuhrer Fragebogen&...

(1878 - 1946) Minister of Defense and Supreme Commander of the German Armies early in Hitler's regime, resigned following accusations that he ha...

(1878 - 1946) Minister of Defense and Supreme Commander of the German Armies early in Hitler's regime, resigned following accusations that he ha...

(1897 - 1986) "Glubb Pasha", English general whose Arab Legion attacked Syria and Iraq, and later fought and took the Israeli West Bank an...

(1892 - 1967) German general, instrumental in planning the German invasion of Poland and France, participated in Operation Barbarossa, and afterward b

(1895 - 1966) Polish military leader who organized and ordered the Warsaw Uprising. It commenced on August 1, 1944, and the insurgents of the AK seize

(1900 - 1945?) Head of the Nazi Party Chancellery and private secretary to Adolf Hitler, by the end of World War II Bormann had become second only to

(1900 - 1945?) Head of the Nazi Party Chancellery and private secretary to Adolf Hitler, by the end of World War II Bormann had become second only to

(1900 - 1945?) Head of the Nazi Party Chancellery and private secretary to Adolf Hitler, by the end of World War II Bormann had become second only to

(1893-1981) American general of World War II who commanded the largest ground force ever led by one man. He was later Chairman of the Joint Chiefs. Fi

(1881 - 1948) German Commander in Chief of the Wermacht from 1938 to 1941 when Hitler personally assumed the post. Partly-printed war-date D.S., 1p. f

(1881 - 1948) German field marshal and commander in chief who formally led the campaigns against Greece, France, Poland and the USSR. War-date T.L.S.

(1881 - 1948) German field marshal and commander in chief who formally led the campaigns against Greece, France, Poland and the USSR. S.P. 3 1/2&quo...

(1885 - 1945) German field marshal, served under List during the invasion of Poland and the following year led the German 16th Army during the Western

(1883 - 1973) Soviet field marshal and Commander in Chief of the Southwestern Front. An inept leader, Budenny allowed Von Rundstedt's army to di...

(1895 - 1945) German general and Hitler's Chief Adjutant, escorted Rommel when the latter was forced to commit suicide, and sat on the tribunal ...

"In the Solomons campaign in World War II Admiral Halsey dubbed me '31 Knot' Burke. In battle that is a good speed to operate..." ...

(1885 - 1945) German field marshal, served under List during the invasion of Poland and the following year led the German 16th Army during the Western

(1887-1945) German admiral and head of the German intelligence agency Abwehr. T.L.S. "Canaris" in indelible pencil on Reichskriegsminister...

Canaris and Himmler feel out Austrian political sentiment (1887 - 1945) German admiral and head of the German intelligence agency Abwehr. Implicated

(1901 - 1963) American general, his 116th Infantry was chosen as the first to land at Omaha beach on D-Day. Shortly after hitting the beach, Canham wa

(1893 - 1970) 19th Commandant of the Marine Corps, led the 1st Marine Reg. at Guadalcanal, then took command of the 4th Marine Div. in the Marianas op

Killed in action leading his men (1894 - 1945) American rear admiral, commanded battleship and cruiser divisions in both the Atlantic and Pacific Fle

(1890 - 1958) American Army aviator who established the volunteer-staffed Flying Tigers to fight the Japanese invasion of China. He has also been (uno

The man who refused to destroy Paris (1894 - 1966) German military governor of Paris during the closing days of the Occupation of that city during Wo

(1900 - 1982) Russian general who was an essential planner and director of the battle of Stalingrad, his forces headed the spearhead to Berlin, where

(1900 - 1982) Russian general who was an essential planner and director of the battle of Stalingrad, his forces headed the spearhead to Berlin, where

ELYESA BAZNA "Cicero" (1904-1970) German spy of Turkish origin, information that he leaked is believed to have been potentially among the ...

MARK CLARK (1896 - 1984) American Army general, commanded the landings at Salerno and Anzio against the forces of Kesselring. S.P., 8" x 10&quo...

(1893 - 1971) American admiral and carrier commander, the first Native American to graduate from the Naval Academy. Clark commanded Task Force 58 in t

(1888 - 1965) Canadian general and the country's leading field commander in World War II. He commanded the I Canadian Corps in England and then ...

ALEXANDER A. DRABIK (1910 - 1993) The first American soldier to cross the Rhine River into Germany. Under heavy machine-gun fire, Drabik dashed across

(1881 - 1942) French naval officer, Admiral of the Fleet, and a major figure of the Vichy regime. Compelled by the American and British to comply, he

(1887 - 1979) American army general and commander of army forces in North Africa, also led the landings in southern France. I.S.P. 8" x 10"...

(1899 - 1985) Artist and SS soldier responsible for much of the Third Reich SS regalia, including the SS officer's dagger scabbard. Diebitsch wo...

(1892 - 1966) German SS general, one of Nazi Germany's most decorated soldiers. Prior to 1929 he was Hitler's chauffeur and bodyguard but re...

(1876-1944) German general and commander of the German 7th Army at the time of the D-Day landings, with direct responsibility for the defense of the N

(1883 - 1959) "Wild Bill", American brigadier general chosen by Roosevelt to head the O.S.S. (precursor to the C.I.A.). Donovan planted ov...

(1891 - 1980) German admiral who headed the U-Boat arm of the German Navy, later succeeded Hitler as Fuehrer after Hitler's suicide. A.L.S. in G...

(1891 - 1980) German admiral who headed the U-Boat arm of the German Navy, later succeeded Hitler as Fuehrer after Hitler's suicide. S.P. 4"...

(1891 - 1980) German admiral who headed the U-Boat arm of the German Navy, later succeeded Hitler as Fuehrer after Hitler's suicide. S.P. 5"...

(1891 - 1980) German admiral who headed the U-Boat arm of the German Navy, later succeeded Hitler as Fuehrer after Hitler's suicide. T.Ms.S., 13...

(1896 - 1993) American aviator who gained fame both as a racing pilot and as leader of the first air raid on Tokyo during World War II. Commemorative

(1891 - 1945) American general, a commander of the 96th Infantry Division ("Deadeyes"), awarded the Legion of Merit at the close of the Le...

Supposedly impregnable Belgian fortress manned by 1200 Belgian soldiers during World War II. In 1940, it was captured by approximately 78 glider-borne

(1892 - 1943) Infamous commander of Dachau, Eicke encouraged his concentration camp staff to live up to their death's head symbol and treat Dach...

(1890 - 1969) 34th President of the United States, Supreme Commander of Allied forces in Europe during World War II and largely responsible for the su

(b. 1921) American Army Air Corps officer, navigator of the Enola Gay during its mission to Hiroshima on August 6, 1945. Fine signed baseball, a Rawli

A great composite S.P. 8" x 10" b/w, top image shows the devastation of Hiroshima after the blast on Aug. 6, 1945, while the bottom shows ...

Good lot of five items signed by crewmembers of the Enola Gay, the plane which dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima on Aug. 6, 1945. Included is: PAUL

Great item signed by three members of the crew of the Enola Gay, the plane which dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima on Aug. 6, 1945. Signers include

Fine group lot of items signed by members of the crew of the Enola Gay, the plane which dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima on Aug. 6, 1945. Signers

S.P. 8" x 10" b/w showing the "mushroom" cloud above the devastated city of Hiroshima, signed by Pilot PAUL TIBBETS, navigator T...

S.P. 10" x 8" b/w, depicts the Enola Gay full-length on the tarmac at Tinian, signed by pilot PAUL TIBBETS, navigator THEODORE VAN KIRK an...

(1915 - 2008) American bomber pilot of the Enola Gay which delivered the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima, August 6, 1945. His autobiography, Enola Gay

(1878 - 1966) German infantry general awarded the Pour le Merite in World War I. Assigned the military command in Belgium and northern France 1940-44,

(1885 - 1968) German general who planned 'Operation Weserübung', the invasion of Denmark and Norway in 1940, later he became commander ...

Fegelein seeks French horses for his mounted brigade (1906 - 1945) Nazi military leader and SS-Gruppenfuhrer, a Knight's Cross winner with Oak ...

(1913 - 1944) German major, a Panzer tank officer awarded the Knights Cross with Oak Leaves, awarded his Swords after being killed in action when a Ru

(1891 - 1947) German general of Luftwaffe, a recipient of the Knight's Cross with Oak Leaves. Commanded KG 4 in the battle of the Netherlands, b...

(1915-2003) American marine corps officer and the leading ace during World War II. Personally credited with 26 victories over Japanese aircraft while

(1900 - 1946) Nazi occupational Governor of Poland partly responsible for the genocide perpetrated there. War-date T.L.S. "Frank" on his G...

(1894 - 1945) Waffen-SS brigadefuhrer, commander of the "Galicia" Division, and Knights Cross recipient. Served on the Eastern Front on an...

(1889 - 1945) Kriegsmarine admiral and a recipient of the Knight's Cross. Named commander of the Marinegruppenkommandos Süd, killed in the ...

(1888 - 1945) German Commander in Chief of the Replacement Army (Ersatzheer). Though he was aware that some of his subordinates - most notably, Claus

WALTHER FUNK(1890 - 1960) Nazi Minister of Economics who confiscated goods of imprisoned Jews to the Reichsbank via Himmler. Sentenced to life impriso

(1911 - 1994) German fighter ace of World War II and general of fighters. S.P. 21" x 16", a print of an excellent portrait of Galland in f...

(1872 - 1958) French general, chief-of-staff of the army and president of the Supreme War Council, botched the defense of France during World War II a

(1888 - 1974) American designer of firearms best known for creating the first successful semi-automatic rifle to be widely used in active military ser

(1907 - 1990) American general and commander of the 82nd Airborne at Normandy and in the Battle of the Bulge. Good content T.L.S. on his corporate let

(1917 - 1994) Navy pilot, who operated from the USS Hornet at Midway. Of the 30 VT-8 aircrew from Hornet that participated in that battle, Ensign Gay

(1902 - 1979) German general, served as chief of intelligence-gathering on the Eastern Front. Gehlen was heavily involved in the July 20 plot, but was

(1897 - 1966) Germany SS tank commander who headed the "Viking" Division, made up of thousands of European volunteers, during the Russian ...

(1879 - 1949) French general who was captured in both World Wars, but escaped both times. He negotiated with Eisenhower the surrender of Vichy forces

(1897-1945) Nazi Minister of Propaganda with Hitler from the earliest days, a master of manipulation of the masses who took his life and those of his

(1912 - 1987) German Luftwaffe ace, rose to the position of General der Jagdflieger, one of only 27 to receive the Knight's Cross with Oak Leave...

(1893 - 1946) German politician who began his career as an ace in World War I, rose to become Hitler's right-hand man and head of the Luftwaffe,...

(1893 - 1946) German politician who began his career as an ace in World War I, rose to become Hitler's right-hand man and head of the Luftwaffe,...

(1897 - 1957) Marshal of the Soviet Union, commanded an army during the battle of Moscow, commanded the Leningrad Front from April 1942 to the end of

(1899 - 1945) Reichsphysician SS and police official, Grawitz advised Heinrich Himmler on the use of gas chambers and carried out brutal medical exper

He planned the attack on Pearl Harbor (1904 - 1989) Japanese military aviator and politician, best known for planning the Pearl Harbor attack. He rec