Historic and Military Autographs, & Militaria

(1892 - 1945) German Field Marshal and last head of the Luftwaffe, a Knights Cross winner involved in the invasion of Poland, the Battle for Norway, t

(1892 - 1945) German Field Marshal and last head of the Luftwaffe, a Knights Cross winner involved in the invasion of Poland, the Battle for Norway, t

(1892 - 1969) SS officer famous for carrying the Blutfahne, the blood-stained flag from the "Beer Hall Putsch" in which Grimminger had als...

(1893 - 1977) German aviator and military officer, a co-pilot and member of the crew of the first plane to circomnavigate the earth flying west to eas

(1896 - 1970) American general who, with Robert Oppenheimer, headed the Manhattan Project in the development of the first atomic bomb. S.P. 5 3/4&qu...

(d. 1953) German general and Hitler's Army Chief of Staff, the inventor of the "blitzkrieg" who commanded panzers in the Poland and Fr...

(d. 1953) German general and Hitler's Army Chief of Staff, the inventor of the "blitzkrieg" who commanded panzers in the Poland and Fr...

(1914 - 1982) German Luftwaffe ace of World War II with 108 victories in some 560 missions, awarded the Knights Cross with Oak Leaves before being cap

(1884 -1972) One-time German chief of staff until transferred to the reserves by Hitler due to policy disputes. Suspected of plotting against Hitler...

(1892 - 1984) "Bomber Harris", British Air Marshall and head of the RAF Bomber Command in which capacity he oversaw the first 1,000-bomber...

(1895 - 1977) Commander of the 14th Panzer Div. at Kharkov and Rostov, later commanded the 48th Panzer Corps at Stalingrad where he was unjustly blame

(1886 - 1971) German general awarded the Knights Cross with Oak Leaves and Swords, fought throughout the war, in France, during Barbarossa, and at Smo

He invaded Poland…a week early! HANS-ALBRECHT HERZNER (1907-1942) German Abwehr officer who led a commando raid into Poland one week before the actua

(1875 - 1955) Nazi head of the German Labor Service, promoted the compulsory use of girls and women for production. Tried and convicted at Nuremberg.

(1897 - 1952) SS-Obergruppenführer and chief of the SS Office of Race and Resettlement. As a war criminal he was found guilty of kidnapping of ...

(1900 - 1945) Hitler's Chief of the Gestapo placed in charge of security and responsible for the construction and operation of extermination cam...

(1900 - 1945) Hitler's Chief of the Gestapo placed in charge of security and responsible for the construction and operation of extermination cam...

(1900 - 1945) Hitler's Chief of the Gestapo placed in charge of security and responsible for the construction and operation of extermination cam...

(1900 - 1945) Hitler's Chief of the Gestapo placed in charge of security and responsible for the construction and operation of extermination cam...

(1900 - 1945) Hitler's Chief of the Gestapo placed in charge of security and responsible for the construction and operation of extermination cam...

Himmler and Wolff open a secretive bank account HEINRICH HIMMLER (1900 - 1945) Hitler's Chief of the Gestapo placed in charge of security and r...

PAUL VON HINDENBURG (1847 - 1934) German general and politician, crushed the Russians at Tannenburg and in Poland, forced to yield the Chancellor...

PAUL VON HINDENBURG (1847 - 1934) German general and politician, crushed the Russians at Tannenburg and in Poland, forced to yield the Chancellor...

Hitler's personal correspondence card, 7 1/2" x 5", Berlin, December, 1939, bears a printed greeting: "Greetings for Christmas an...

(1893 - 1957) British Seacretary of State for War, dismissed from office for what some claimed was interference in military affairs, others contend it

(1891 - 1971) German panzer general who drove his forces through France to the Channel, headed Panzer Group 3 in Barbarossa and later besieged Staling

(1912 - 1999) British Army officer who led a glider-borne assault on two bridges between Bénouville and Ranville in Normandy, one of which beca...

(1890 - 1944) "The Man", Nazi one-armed Panzer general who fought in Poland and the Ukraine, flown out of Stalingrad at the last minute to...

(1882 - 1971) British Field Marshal, Chief of the Imperial General Staff upon the outbreak of war, 1939. A.L.S. 2pp. 8vo., Norwich, Nov. 30, 1957. In

(b. 1938) British writer, author of 30 books on Nazi Germany including The Destruction of Dresden, Hitler's War, and Churchill's War, accuse...

(1890 - 1946) Hitler's Chief of Operations who signed the act of military surrender, tried at Nuremburg for war crimes and executed. Perfect sig...

(1888 - 1967) French marshal, commanded the French Expeditionary Corps in the US Fifth Army. Juin made the plan to break the Gustav line; took the Bel

(1896 - 1986) German general, developed the defensive "Kammhuber Line" for the air defense of Germany. S.P. 4" x 5 1/2" b/w, a c...

(1903 - 1947) Ambassador of the Third Reich to Croatia during World War II, tried for "complicity in deportations and murders" by a Yugosl...

(1882 - 1946) German field marshal and army chief of staff under Adolph Hitler, convicted of war crimes and executed at Nuremburg. Rare S.P. 3 1/2&q...

(1881 - 1954) German military officer, the top Panzer commander in the German Army and superior to Guderian and Hoth, invaded France and later the Ukr

(1881 - 1954) German military officer, the top Panzer commander in the German Army and superior to Guderian and Hoth, invaded France and later the Ukr

(1910 - 1975) Hitler's personal chauffeur from 1934 to 1945. Following the suicides of Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun, Kempke delivered 200 liters o...

(1889 - 1977) Army Air Forces general during World War II, best known as the commander of the Allied Air Forces in the Southwest Pacific Area. Fine ty

(1885 - 1960) Field Marshal in the Luftwaffe and at Nuremburg was tried for war crimes. Death sentence commuted due to ill health. Fine S.P., 4"...

(1885 - 1960) Field Marshal in the Luftwaffe and at Nuremburg was tried for war crimes. Death sentence commuted due to ill health. A.L.S. on the verso

(1878 - 1956) American admiral, commander in chief of the Atlantic fleet and chief of naval operations (1942-45). War-date A.N.S. at the bottom of a s

(1882 - 1973) German general, fought with distinction in the invasion of France and in the defense of Tobruk. War-date S.P. 3 1/2" x 5 1/2"...

(1881 - 1954) German military officer, the top Panzer commander in the German Army and superior to Guderian and Hoth, invaded France and later the Ukr

(1907 - 1945) Lieutenant Colonel in the Waffen-SS, awarded the Knight's Cross. Kleffner took over the command of his motorcycle battalion at Bja...

(1881 - 1954) German military officer, the top Panzer commander in the German Army and superior to Guderian and Hoth, invaded France and later the Ukr

(1912 - 1945) German SS officer and Knights Cross with Swords winner, he captured Belgrade with only a dozen men, killed in action near Herxheim. S.P.

A D-Day damage report signed eight days before his suicide (1882 - 1944) "Cunning Hans", Nazi general who led a field army in Poland, Bel...

FRANK K. KNOX (1874 - 1944) Secretary of the Navy in Franklin D. Roosevelt's cabinet, staunch Republican and political reformer. A neat World Wa...

(1879 - 1948) Leading automotive industry executive, commissioned a Lieutenant General in the U.S. Army, the only civilian ever to join the Army at su