Eva Braun’s Personally Owned “EB” Butterfly Monogram LARGE CASSEROLE SERVER SPOON Taken By A U.S. Soldier Certified

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Eva Braun’s Personally Owned “EB” Butterfly Monogram Casserole Server Spoon Taken By A U.S. Soldier. A silver massive casserole server owned by Eva Braun with her “EB” butterfly monogram designed for her by Albert Speer. This piece was taken by a U.S. Solider and was part of the Dr. Mark Griffith collection who wrote 2 books on Hitler and Third Reich silver. This piece has the proper maker mark for this piece.  This piece was recovered in the basement bomb shelter of the Berghof. The Berghof was Hitler’s home at the Obersalzberg Mountain near Berchtesgaden. This item along with several other items was “liberated” in May 1945 by a U.S. Solider. Hitler and Braun items were the ultimate war trophy for U.S. soldiers. 100% guaranteed to be authentic complete museum documentation (COA) provided. Offering for one Eva Braun piece as pictured. An amazing historical artifact from the wife of 20th century’s most infamous person. Hitler and Braun items always sell very fast when we get them. Don’t miss your chance to own a real museum authenticated piece. Eva Braun personal items are a great investment item, and the prices keep going up and investment potential endless.   See our other pieces on our web site. See our videos on Third Reich silver. NICE BIG SERVING PIECE! SERVING PIECES ARE VERY RARE!

 

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Polished silver large casserole server spoon with EB monogram on the handle tip next to a ruler, representing historical WWII artifactsLarge silver casserole server spoon engraved with an EB monogram near the handle base, a piece of World War 2 artifacts historyBack side of a polished silver casserole serving spoon, one of several rare world war 2 artifactsClose up of engraved EB butterfly monogram on a silver spoon, one of many WWII artifactsSilver casserole serving spoon with an engraved EB monogram, one of many world war 2 artifacts, resting on a dark surfaceAdolf Hitler memorabilia guidebook cover, black and white image from Gettysburg Museum of History. NEITH STATE SILVER medal with a portrait of a man in military uniform.