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Royalty

Great Britain

King George III - nice vellum commission in which the King appoints a lieutenant of volunteers as Great Britain expands its home defense during the Napoleonic Wars, 6-27-1798, unframed

King Edward VIII - The Duke of Windsor - bold handwritten sentiment signed and dated by the former King in April 1951, when he released his memoir, A Kingʼs Story, unframed

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh - very scarce typed letter signed sending thanks for an art print while nonetheless offering to give it up for charity, 11-19-1982, unframed

World Leaders

Austria

Kurt von Schuschnigg - scarce signed postcard photograph of the Austrian chancellor who opposed Hitlerʼs takeover of Austria, unframed

Canada

Brian Mulroney - beautiful inscribed, signed formal portrait of the conservative Canadian Prime Minister, unframed

Cuba

Fidel Castro - Castro signs, in person, a copy of the centerpiece of his revolutionary reforms: the Cuban Agrarian Reform Act of 1959, with documents of provenance, unframed

Germany

Adolf Hitler - scarce early Nazi party document expelling a member for failure to attend an SA meeting, signed by Hitler and Nazi party Supreme Court president Walter Buch, 3-31-1927, unframed

[Adolf Hitler] - Hitler’s personal war-related books—three concerning Nazi Germany’s military operations during World War II—from his massive personal library

Philippines

Carlos P. Romulo - typed letter signed regarding his appearance on the television reality show This Is Your Life, 1-15-1959, unframed

Russia / Soviet Union

Vyacheslav Molotov - in his role as Chairman of the Council of People’s Commissars, Molotov forwards to Soviet statesman Anastas Mikoyan, an Armenian, a three-page letter of complaint by the prominent Armenian writer Nairi Zarian, circa December 1937, unframed

World Military

Germany

Werner von Blomberg - rare personal handwritten letter by the German Minister of War and Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces, 7-1-1938, unframed

[Hermann Göring] Emmy Göring - extremely rare, perhaps unique, oversize signed photograph of the second wife of Nazi Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring, together with an unsigned family portrait, unframed

Albert Speer - Hitlerʼs chief architect and Nazi Reich Minister of Armaments sends thanks for reviews likely of his first book, Inside the Third Reich, 3-24-1971, unframed

Holocaust and WWII Related Items

Adolf Eichmann - rare and important war-dated directive by Eichmann to Theodor Dannecker, Nazi head of the Jewish Department in Paris, to create a register of Jews for efficiency in actions against Jews, 9-28-1941, unframed

Rudolf Höss - extremely rare letter by Höss, the Commandant at Auschwitz, requesting the assignment of more staff officers for the infamous Nazi extermination camp, 7-16-1944, unframed

Pastor Martin Niemöller - autographed letter signed on a postcard by the German anti-Nazi dissident sending birthday greetings to a friend, 6-15-1976, unframed

Miscellaneous World History Fields

Authors

Brendan Behan - typed letter signed to the editor of The Atlantic Monthly expressing his eagnerness to write an article, 5-18-1958, unframed

Alexandre Dumas, fils - autograph note signed by the author of The Lady of Camellias—Camille—expressing his regret at missing a visitor, unframed

T. S. Eliot - typed letter signed declining to publish the poems of Howard Nemerov, later a Pulitzer Prize winner, 10-26-1955, unframed