Extremely Rare Complete Box Of Herman Goering’s Personal Cigars Taken From His Train Car By A U.S. Soldier

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Extremely Rare Complete Box Of Herman Goering’s Personal Cigars Taken From His Train Car By A U.S. Soldier. A box of Herman Goering’s personal cigars with his crest on the box and individual cigars. Each cigar is enclosed in it’s own clear tube with foil. Several boxes where “liberated” from his train car in Bertadgaden Germany in May of 1945 by U.S. soldiers, but this is the only one we have seen with ALL cigars intact. Extremely rare! Soldiers were celebrating the end of the war and almost all of the “liberated” Herman Goering cigars were smoked in the celebrations! A very rare opportunity to own a cigar/WWII collector’s dream relic. Dr. Mark Griffith collection. Dr. Mark Griffith wrote several books on WWII and 2 books specifically on Adolf Hitler’s silver and artifacts. 100% guaranteed to be authentic complete museum documentation (COA) provided. An amazing historical artifact from the Nazi party’s number 2 person.   Goering   items always sell very fast when we get them. Don’t miss your chance to own a real museum authenticated Goering   piece with solid U.S. Veteran provenance. Goering   personal items are a great investment item and the prices keep going up and with real historically accurate U.S. Veteran provenance making the investment potential endless. Very limited.   See our other pieces on our web site.    Also note when browsing our web site there are several pages of items, at the bottom of the list look for other page numbers.

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An open wooden box filled with cigars labeled Sonderanfertigung fur Reichsmarschall Hermann Goring from a World War II collectionIntricate coat of arms emblem featured on Hermann Göring personal cigar boxClosed brown wooden cigar box featuring an ornate crest in the center and decorative paper trim along the edgesInside lid of a cigar box printed with Sonderanfertigung fur Reichsmarschall Hermann Goring and coat of armsAn open decorative box containing personal cigars individually wrapped in foil and cellophane with red and gold bandsA cigar wrapped in silver foil inside a clear glass tube with decorative red and gold bands next to a rulerClose up of a paper cigar band featuring a red emblem with a gold eagle crest on a glass vial containing a historic cigarTop lid of a vintage cigar box reading 10 Cremas Finas with decorative printed bordersAutographed black and white portrait photograph of Hermann Göring wearing a military uniform and a Knight's Cross medal