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Original framed print from the personal collection of Hermann Göring at Berghof
Original framed print from the personal collection of Hermann Göring at Berghof
Original framed print from the personal collection of Hermann Göring at Berghof
Original framed print from the personal collection of Hermann Göring at Berghof
Original framed print from the personal collection of Hermann Göring at Berghof
Original framed print from the personal collection of Hermann Göring at Berghof
Original framed print from the personal collection of Hermann Göring at Berghof
Original framed print from the personal collection of Hermann Göring at Berghof
Original framed print from the personal collection of Hermann Göring at Berghof

Original framed print from the personal collection of Hermann Göring at Berghof

$ 448.8

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Conflict: WW II (1939-45)
  • Condition: The framed print: size 5.9 in X 4.3 in (15 cm X 11 cm); good condition (slight soiling and very slight tears). The paper support: stains and light folds. Paint shine on the frame.
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Theme: Militaria
  • Modified Item: No

    Description

    17th century framed print from the personal collection of Hermann Göring at Berghof.
    It is a prize of war of the 2nd Division Blindée (=Armored Division) with the autograph of Général de division (=Major General) Leclerc; we find the official stamp of the 2nd D.B (photo 3) and the original signature in pencil of General Leclerc (photo 4 & 9). These prize of war were made official in order to allow the fighters of the 2nd D.B. to bring home a souvenir of their exploits.
    For info
    :
    Philippe Leclerc
    (photo 5)
    was appointed major general on May 25, 1943 and on April 10, 1944, the 2nd Armored Division began its embarkation for England, where it was assigned to the 3rd American Army under General Patton.
    As part of General Patton's 3rd Army, Leclerc's division, or “Cross of Lorraine division”, sometimes even became the spearhead of American attacks.
    On the night of May 4 to 5, 1945, they seized Adolf Hitler's Kehlsteinhaus (
    Eagle's Nest
    ) in Berchtesgaden, Bavaria, and held it until May 10, when they were replaced by American troops.
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    Photos 6 & 7 are two examples of General Leclerc’s signature on official documents
    This set was auctioned at a Sales Hotel (french auction house) and I bought it.  So I have the invoice that certifies the origin, the price and the authenticity. (photo 8)
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    For details of the object, see the "Condition description"
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    The shipping costs will be 35 dollars for a shipment including tracking and insurance.
    Other great sales to come (
    Signet ring of a member of the "1st SS Panzer Division Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler")