Adolf Hitler’s Personal Silver Asparagus Server “Apartment Block A.H.” Pattern Brought Home By A U.S. Veteran Certified By The Gettysburg Museum Of History

$1,479.00

Adolf Hitler’s Personal Silver Asparagus Server  Apartment Block A.H.  Pattern Brought Home By A U.S. Veteran Certified By The Gettysburg Museum Of History. A silver  Asparagus Server with Adolf Hitler’s personal “AH” monogram used for informal lunches and dinners at his apartment in Munich. This is the pattern Hitler used personally. This pattern was only found in his personal apartment in Munich. This piece has all the proper hallmarks (see photos) 11″ inches long (nice big piece). Does have a few very small scratches and marks from use. Brought home by a U.S. Veteran as a trophy of war. 100% guaranteed to be authentic complete museum documentation (COA) provided. Offering for one block pattern Hitler piece as pictured. An amazing historical artifact from the 20th century’s most infamous person. This pattern is pictured in Dr. Mark Griffith’s new  book on Hitler and Third Reich silver (see photos)   Hitler items always sell very fast when we get them. Don’t miss your chance to own a real museum authenticated Hitler piece with Museum provenance. If you ever wanted a Hitler item that he most likely used, this is as good as it gets. Hitler personal items are a great investment item, and the prices keep going up and investment potential endless. This is one of the rarest patterns only found at his Apartment in Munich.   See our other pieces on our web site. SERVING PIECES FROM THIS SET ARE VERY RARE!

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