Hermann Göring - silberner Geschenkrahmen an General Ōshima - photo 1
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Hermann Göring - silberner Geschenkrahmen an General Ōshima

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€ 9 500
Auction dateClassic
26.11.2021 10:00UTC +02:00
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Hermann Historica
Event location
Germany, Grasbrunn / München
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ID 661477
Lot 4013 | Hermann Göring - silberner Geschenkrahmen an General Ōshima
Hermann Göring - silberner Geschenkrahmen an General Ōshima
Portraitfoto Görings als Generaloberst im "kleinen" Generalsrock mit angelegten Orden. Das Passepartout mit eigenhändiger Tintenwidmung "General Oshima in aufrichtiger Kameradschaft - Hermann Göring - 1936 - Generaloberst ". Gehämmerter Silberrahmen von Hermann Görings "Hofjuwelier" Professor Herbert Zeitner mit oberseitig aufgelegtem, vergoldetem Luftwaffenadler. Der Aufsteller der schlichten Rückplatte fehlt. Seitlich runde Feingehaltspunze "835" mit Halbmond, "Zeitner Berlin" und Meistermarke "HZ". Maße 40,5 x 30 cm.
Ōshima Hiroshi (1886 - 1975), 1923/24 Militärattaché in Budapest und Wien, 1926 Oberstleutnant, 1934 Oberst und Militärattaché in Berlin, 1935 Generalmajor, 1938 - 1945 japanischer Botschafter in Berlin.

Zustand: II -
Hermann Göring - a portrait in a silver frame, presented to General Ōshima
The portrait photo shows Göring as Generaloberst in the "small" general's uniform with medals and decorations. The passepartout with a handwritten dedication in ink (tr.) "To General Oshima in sincere comradeship - Hermann Göring - 1936 - Generaloberst". The hammered silver frame made by Hermann Göring's "court jeweller" Professor Herbert Zeitner, with a gilt Luftwaffe eagle appliquéd on the top. The stand is missing from the plain back panel. The circular mark of fineness "835" on the side, with the crescent, "Zeitner Berlin" and master's mark "HZ". Dimensions 40.5 x 30 cm.
Ōshima Hiroshi (1886 - 1975) was military attaché in Budapest und Vienna in 1923/24, promoted to lieutenant general in 1926, colonel and military attaché in Berlin in 1934, major general in 1935, Japanese ambassador in Berlin from 1938 to 1945.

Condition: II -
Auction house category:Third Reich contemporary history
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