Rare Herman Goering’s Personal Signature Calling Card With Full U.S. Veteran Capture History Certified By The Gettysburg Museum Of History

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Rare Herman Goering’s Personal Signature Calling Card With Full U.S. Veteran Capture History Certified By The Gettysburg Museum Of History. A white calling card of Herman Goering the number two man in the Third Reich. The card has Goering’s embossed personal Reichmarshall Baton with Swastika and Eagle. Printed boldly on the card are the words “Heil Hitler” and the PRINTED full signature of “Herman Goering” This signature is printed into the card. These calling cards were used for calling and for sending gifts as a card also they were placed with funeral wreaths that Goering sent. These cards were captured with Goering and taken by a U.S. soldier who was tasked with flying the captured Goering to his debriefing. This U.S. Officer eventuality became a General, his biography and photo is printed in this listing (see photos). THIS TYPE GOERING calling card is VERY RARE! We have never seen this type before we ! In fair but used condition, a few small storage wear spots and a mild crease but in displayable condition.   This is the one you will get.  100% guaranteed to be authentic complete museum documentation (COA) provided. An amazing historical artifact from the 20th century’s most infamous characters.  Goering personal items always sells very fast when we get it. Don’t miss your chance to own a real museum authenticated piece with solid U.S. Veteran provenance. Please see our other items on the web site. Third Reich artifacts are a great investment item and the prices keep going up and with real historically accurate U.S. Veteran provenance makes this a rare and desirable piece. Very RARE!

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