ID 1035341
Lot 5094 | Adolf Hitler - feldgraue Feldbluse, März 1940
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€ 150 000
Brief Ben E. Swearingens an Dr. Lattimer, 7. November 1971, in dem er schreibt, er habe die Feldbluse von Dr. W.A. Luz aus Berlin bekommen, der aber gestorben sei, bevor er Ben Swearingen schreiben konnte, welcher deutsche General die Feldbluse aus Frankreich mitgebracht habe. Brief Ben E. Swearingens an Dr. Lattimer, 17. November 1971, in dem er die Provenienzfolge der Feldbluse schildert: Dr. W.A. Luz, Berlin. Robert Abels, New York. Colonel Edward A. Schaefer, Arlington, Virginia. Ted Lenkel, New Jersey. Ben E. Swearingen. Brief Edward P. Rich, New York, 18. November 1971, in dem er Dr. Lattimer versichert, Hitler habe diese Feldbluse im Frankreichfeldzug getragen.
Abgebildet und beschrieben in John K. Lattimer, Hitler and the Nazi Leaders - A Unique Insight into Evil, S. 43, Fig. 19. In der Bestätigung von Dr. W.A. Luz ist zu lesen, Hitler habe diese Feldbluse im Frankreichfeldzug 1940 getragen, sie müsste demnach im Führerhauptquartier "Wolfsschlucht" bei Bruly de Peche von Hitler benutzt worden sein und tatsächlich zeigen Aufnahmen Hitler am 21. Juni 1940 bei der Verlesung der Präambel zum Waffenstillstandsvertrag im Eisenbahnwaggon von Compiègne durch Generaloberst Keitel ihn einer sehr ähnlichen Feldbluse. Der Schnitt mit den übergroßen breiten Schoßtaschen, den geraden Taschenklappen und den langen Ärmelaufschlägen ist ebenfalls typisch für Hitler, genauso wie der feingewebte Stoff. Unseres Wissens ist diese Feldbluse die einzige bekannte militärische Uniformjacke Hitlers, der ja alle seine Kleidungsstücke bei Kriegsende vernichten ließ. Von besonderem Interesse ist diese Feldbluse dadurch, dass Hitler sie im Frankreichfeldzug getragen hat. Bedeutendes, museales, gut dokumentiertes, historisches Objekt.
Provenienz: Dr. W.A. Luz, Antiquitätenhändler, Berlin.
Robert Abels, New York.
Colonel Edward A. Schaefer, Arlington, Virginia.
Ted Lenkel, New Jersey.
Ben E. Swearingen, Lewisville, Texas.
Sammlung John K. Lattimer.
Hermann Historica Auktion "Sammlung John K. Lattimer" am 18.06.2016, Los 9058.
Adolf Hitler - a field grey tunic, March 1940
Custom-tailored in fine woven field grey cloth, two superimposed breast and flap pockets, the left breast pocket with insertion holes for the Party Badge, the Iron Cross 1st Class and the Wound Badge in Black, the sleeves with wide facings, the right shoulder with loop for the shoulder strap, the left sleeve with silhouette of the sleeve eagle, grained gilt buttons "RZM UE 65", tailor label in the collar "Wilhelm Holters - Berlin W 50 - Tauentzinstr. 16", in the left breast pocket a label for "Adolf Hitler - Nr. 1857 - Mai 1940", partial field grey silk-like liner. Length 80 cm. Extensive documentation is included: A handwritten letter from Dr. Lattimer to Ben E. Swearingen dated 3 November 1971, in which he sends a check for the tunic and a watercolour by Hitler. A letter from Ben E. Swearingen dated 27 March 1982 in which he offers Dr. Lattimer Hitler's black trousers (also in the present auction) and again clarifies the provenance of the tunic. Also, photocopies of validations by Dr. W.A. Luz, Berlin, Robert Abels, New York, 1969. Stephen W. Bumball, 1962 and 1963 (notarized). Julius Schaub, 1963. Anny Brunner-Winter, 1962. Otto Günsche. Hans Baur, 1965. Further, two older black and white photos of the tailor labels. The following original confirmation are no longer available: a letter from Edward P. Rich, New York, to Dr. Lattimer dated 26 October 1971 in which Mr. Rich (Ben E. Swearingen's mediator) thanks Lattimer for his interest in Hitler's tunic. A letter from Edward P. Rich to Dr. Lattimer dated 3 November 1971 with reference to former owners of the tunic, like Robert Abels and Stephen W. Bumball. A letter from Ben E. Swearingen to Dr. Lattimer dated 7 November 1971 in which he writes that he acquired the tunic from Dr. W.A. Luz of Berlin, who is now deceased, before he was able to write Ben Swearingen telling him which German general had brought back the tunic with him from France. A letter from Ben E. Swearingen to Dr. Lattimer dated 17 November 1971 in which he describes the provenance of the tunic: Dr. W.A. Luz, Berlin. Robert Abels, New York. Colonel Edward A. Schaefer, Arlington, Virginia. Ted Lenkel, New Jersey. Ben E. Swearingen. A letter from Edward P. Rich, New York dated 18 November 1971 in which he assures Dr. Lattimer that Hitler wore this tunic during the Campaign in France.
Pictured and described in John K. Lattimer, Hitler and the Nazi Leaders - A Unique Insight into Evil, p. 43, Fig. 19. In the statement by Dr. W.A. Luz we read that Hitler wore this tunic during the Campaign in France in 1940, and that it therefore must have been used by Hitler at his "Wolfsschlucht" HQ near Bruly de Peche, and indeed Hitler is shown in images taken on 21 July 1940 at the reading out of the preamble to the armistice agreement by General Keitel in the railway car at Compiègne to be wearing a very similar tunic. The type with the oversized wide flap pockets, the straight pocket flaps and long cuffs is likewise typical for Hitler, in the same way as the finely woven cloth. To our knowledge, this is the only known military uniform jacket of Hitler, because all of his other clothing pieces were destroyed by the end of the war on his own order. It is also of special interest that Hitler wore this tunic during the Campaign in France. An important, museum-quality, well-documented historical object.
Provenance: Dr. W.A. Luz, antique dealer, Berlin.
Robert Abels, New York.
Colonel Edward A. Schaefer, Arlington, Virginia.
Ted Lenkel, New Jersey.
Ben E. Swearingen, Lewisville, Texas.
Collection John K. Lattimer.
Hermann Historica auction "Collection John K. Lattimer" on 18 June 2016, lot 9058.
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