Adolf Hitler bust, metal bronzed, on 2 specialty tapped granite base, reverse at the base of the neck artist signature \"Schmidt Hofer\" beneath stamp \"HB\", Kopfgröße approximate 23 x 13 cm, overall height approximate 39 cm, weight approximate 12, 5 kg, bronzing with many missing parts and spalling, pedestal rotatable and loose, condition 3.

Ashtray, about 1920, glass, with textured finished iron cross 1914 in the base, diameter approximate 13 cm, weight approximate 870 g, a number of chips, used, condition 3.

Picture the S. M. S. Arkona, title: \"S. M. S. Arkona happens on the summer travel to Norway the Levensauer high bridge in the Emperor Wilhelm canal\", right under picture \"Herm. Jansen, photographer, Kiel, Flemish street 10. \", photo size 28 x 20 cm, total size 40, 5 x 33, 2 cm, slight mould stain, condition 2.

Picture the S. M. S. Gdansk, title: \"S. M. S. Gdansk Return from emperor maneuver at the 8. September 1907 in the Emperor Wilhelm canal at the Grünthaler high bridge\", photo size 28 x 20 cm, total size 40, 5 x 33, 2 cm, slight mould stain, condition 2.

Picture from Emperor Wilhelm II. And Paul from Hindenburg in uniform, black framed, frame above with incised iron cross and at the bottom 1914-1915, oval, on the reverse side with marked adhesive label \"to the examples the war welfare Auguste Victoria, Posen 1915\" mass approximate 44 x 32 cm, condition 2.

Portrait Adolf Hitler, lower right lettering \"H. Hoffmann Munich 2 N. W. \", framed size photo 29 x 23 cm, size total 44 x 35 cm, left adhesive residue on the glass, condition 2.

Wooden model the Tirpitz on pedestal, home-made, size 120 x 18 x 32 (including masts and so on), various defects and dusted, with some abandon you can here again a jewel thereof make, to the history of the ship quote we from Wikipedia: the Tirpitz was an in the second world war used battle ship of the German war navy. They belonged the Bismarck Class at and was after the German secretary of the navy and Admiral of the Fleet Alfred from Tirpitz titled. Through smaller construction improvements negligible heavily as Your sister ship Bismarck, is the Tirpitz until today the largest ever in Europe finished battle ship. Due to the size and pettishness only to be picked up by the customer!