Third Reich Propaganda. One carton loaded with over 1,300 mass-produced collector images and cards, including assorted cigarette photos, press photos, and postcards from Germany in the 1930s and 1940s. Mixed condition, with many obvious copies and reprints. Intriguing compilation of propaganda drawings, photos of the 1936 Olympics, images of Hitler before and during the existence of Nazi Germany, memorial cards, pictures of members of the military on duty and at leisure, and documentation of political rallies. We also noticed some reproductions of Communist cards and posters from different dates and locations. Housed in protective sleeves and pages. Neat, clean, and ready for your evaluation. (Image)

Germany Third-Reich Insurance Premiums. Over thirty official cards showing proof of payment of premiums for disability or salaried employees’ insurance. Features hundreds of assorted revenue-type stamps affixed to the various cards, along with numerous official markings. Unusual holding with historical, political, cultural, and philatelic importance. (Image)

Labels, Cinderellas, and More. One pizza box with hundreds of assorted stamp-like items. From Central Europe, especially Germany and Austria; other countries are also represented. In glassines, on stock pages, and on sales cards. Some duplication. Colorful range of topics, including Esperanto, trade fairs, and rocket mail. F-VF throughout. (Image)

Four Land Grants signed by Governors of Virginia in a small box. Includes May 17, 1788, signed by Edmund Randolph, November 1, 1798 signed by James Wood, March 28,1834 signed by Littleton Tazewell, and June 16, 1857 signed by Henry Wise. Also, contains two other period documents. In remarkable condition for their age having soiling and foxing but no apparent tears. Outstanding historical documents which an aficionado of Virginia history will enjoy. (Image)

Third Reich Potpourri. Unusual grouping of WWII-era items. Includes four letters from a German soldier to his fiancé, an advertisement for combat-inspired adventure novels, an issue of Der Schulungsbrief, the Nazi Party’s monthly magazine for political education, and an issue of Germanien, a monthly periodical covering German culture and history from a Third-Reich perspective. Mixed condition. Conversation starters for a future informal get together of WWII enthusiasts. (Image)