A Selection of Third Reich Ephemera

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A SELECTION OF UNUSUAL THIRD REICH EPHEMERA

This page contains various pieces of ephemera from the Third Reich period.
Each item is explained and priced separately.

NAZI NEOPHAN SUNGLASSES
ADVERTISING BROCHURE

An excellent original 6-1/2 x 14 inch, 6-panel color Third Reich brochure for Neophan brand sun glasses manufactured by Auer in Berlin and worn by many members of the Wehrmacht, hunters, skiers, sportsmen, pilots and others during World War II. A rare advertising piece in excellent condition, offered for sale for $65.00 delivered in the USA.
We are happy to ship abroad. Please inquire about addition shipping cost.

1940 NAZI METAL
COLLECTION
DONATION
CERTIFICATE

This 5-3/4 x 8-1/4 inch one-sided green and tan certificate was given to participants of the National German Metal Collection held on Adolf Hitler’s 51st birthday, 20 April 1940. The beautiful design featuring a Hoheitszeichen (eagle and swastika) and scenes from inside an armament factory was by artist JAG.

Note the fascimile signature of Generalfeldmarschall Hermann Göring at the bottom. Very good condition with a few brown age spots. $45.00 delivered in the USA.
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GERMAN TOWN OF
JUDENBURG
- THE PROGRAM FOR AN
EVENING AT THE THEATER

This is the 5-3/4 x 8-1/4 inch, one-sided paper Programm for a Theaterabend or Concert / Show held to benefit the Nazi 3rd Kriegswinterhilfswerk (WHW) at 8 pm on 22 November 1941.

The “Evening Out” was at the factory community of the Styrian Cast Steel Works in a town with the unlikely name of Judenburg (literally Jew’s Fortress), Germany. The night’s entertainment included songs and plays involving quite a number of people.

No admission was charged but this program was sold for 0.20 Reichsmarks, the equivalent of 8 US cents.

Unusual Third Reich ephemera in very good condition, offered for sale for $35.00 delivered in the USA.
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SPECIAL INVITATION NS-VOLKSSPENDE
CHARITY PERFORMANCE MAY 1938, WIEN

This is a VIP invitation in the name of Mr. Dr. Verosta for a special charity performance honoring Mr. University Professor Alfred Orel on 17 May 1938 in Wien (Vienna, the second largest city in Hitler's Grossdeutschland after the April 1938 reunification of Germany and Austria) with the benefits of the performance going to the NS-Volksspende. The approximately 3-1/4 x 6-1/4 inch heavy deckel-edged cardstock invitation could be exchanged at the theater ticket office for actual tickets on 16 May 1938 or on the day of the Fest-Vorstellung itself. This original Ehrenkarte has an unusual Nazi eagle and swastika in the upper left corner and is offered for sale for $35.00 delivered worldwide.

COLORFUL DIRECT
MAIL OFFER FOR
BEE HONEY 1936

This is a rare Nazi era direct mail piece measuring 5-7/8 x 15 inches from Landhaus Jungborn in Oyten, Germany offering consumers the opportunity to buy five and ten pound (not kilogram) buckets of sweet, light Lüneburger Heide bee honey. It is a complete modern six-panel print sales pitch from 70 years ago!

It features a picture of the beautiful honey farm house, an offer for a silver plated honey server, the story of the Jungborn honey, testimonials, Government Certification (including eagles and swastikas), a price list and a tear-off postcard order form.

Very good condition,
$25.00 delivered
in the USA.

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