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München.

Lot 1431
19.02.2021 10:00UTC +01:00
Classic
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€ 1 500
AuctioneerAuktionshaus Kiefer
Event locationGermany, Pforzheim
Buyer Premium1. Nicht gekennzeichnte Nrn.: Aufgeld 23 zzgl. 7 Mwst;
2. Mit R gekennzeichnte Nrn.: 23 zzgl. 19 Mwst;
3. Mit D gekennzeichnte Nrn.: Aufgeld 33 inkl. MWSt%
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Lot 1431 | München.
München. Adressbuch der Stadt München und Umgebung 1932. Aus dem persönlichen Besitz von Adolf Hitler. Herausgegeben von der Industrie und Handelskammer, München. 2 Bände 4°. 9 Bl., 1199, 359, 192, 1079, 167 S. Spät. Hlwdbde., teilweise unter Verwendung des Original-Einbanddeckels, 1 Einbanddeckel faksim. (Etw. berieben, best. u. beschabt).
Provenienz: Aus dem Nachlass von Hitlers Haushälterin Anny Winter. Mit eigenhändiger Unterschrift von Adolf Hitler auf der Titelseite. Dabei: Original-Rechnung der Firma Fr. Ant. Prantl vom 11.12.1931 an Herrn Adolf Hitler, Prinzregentenplatz 16/2 über ein Münchner Adressbuch lt. Bestossung.(ellung) v. 24.9.31. Mit Stempel "Zur Zahlung eingewiesen und eigenhändiger Unterschrift von Adolf Hitler mit Datierung vom 19.12.1931. Beigegeben sind ferner: Auf Hitler maschinell adressiertes Original-Werbeschreiben für das Münchner Adressbuch, nebst Bestellkarte (unausgefüllt) der Firma Prantl, sowie auf Adolf Hitler maschinell adressierte Werbekarte für Gelegenheitsgeschenke. Der Freistaat Bayern verlor in den 1950er Jahren einen Prozess um den Nachlass Hitlers gegen Winter, welche laut dem Testament Hitlers durch Martin Bormann persönliche Gegenstände aus dessen Besitz erhielt. - Address book of Munich 1932. From the personal estate of Adolf Hitler. 2 vols. Later cloth, 1 board in facsimile (slightly rubbed, bumped and chafed). Provenance: From the estate of Hitler's personal housekeeper Anny Winter. With Hitler's signature of on the title of vol. 1 and the signed original invoice. Added: Original sales letter for the address book addressed to Hitler, as well as an order card and another sales letter addressed to Hitler. In the 1950s Bavaria lost a trial against Winter about the personal belongings of Hitler. Through Hitler's private secretary Martin Bormann, Winter received objects from the personal estate of Hitler on his personal demand.
Auction house category:Geography, Travel, History
Address of auction Auktionshaus Kiefer
Steubenstraße 36
75172 Pforzheim
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Buyer Premium 1. Nicht gekennzeichnte Nrn.: Aufgeld 23% zzgl. 7% Mwst;
2. Mit R gekennzeichnte Nrn.: 23% zzgl. 19% Mwst;
3. Mit D gekennzeichnte Nrn.: Aufgeld 33% inkl. MWSt
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