[Below: This is a 1938 Reichs Party Day postcard.]
[Below: 'Aufwärts zur Erbgesundheit durch die N.S. Volkswohlfahrt' = 'Upward To Hereditary Health by the N.S. People's Welfare'.]
[Below: 'In Memory of the National Socialist Revolution'.]
[Below: This is a Reichsparty Day postcard, but oddly it is undated.]
[Below: 1936 five Reichsmark silver coin.]
[Below: 1933 commemorative coin.]
[Below: Another undated Reichs Party Day postcard.]
[Below: Wow, looks magical...]
[Below: This eagle was at the end of a 1935 Christmas in Berlin film.]
[Below: This is the Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring's 2nd model insignia.]
[Below: A beautiful marble/bronze desk eagle.]
[Below: Here is a template from the Gustav Fischer company for a Luftwaffe cape. The strange feathered section at the lower right was to be sewn onto the eagle to give it added depth.]
[Below: Here's an eagle from a 1936 Olympic games edition of Die Woche.]
[Below: Here's an eagle from a silver gravy boat from the Reich Chancellery (Reichskanzlei).]
[Below: A Hitler Youth eagle.]
[Below: Okay, not exactly an eagle, but who is complaining? This is an NSFK book.]
[Below: Inside of NSFK book.]
[Below: A fantastic wooden eagle.]
[Below: A very... well rather crude, sad eagle. I feel kinda sorry for him. He is kinda cute in a pathetic way. Anyway, this is an NS book catalogue.]
[Below: This is a beautiful deluxe telegram folder. April 18, 1935.]
[Below: Inside telegram folder.]
[Below: Back of telegram folder.]
[Above: Postcard showing the state headquarters of Blood and Soil in Goslar, a historic town in Lower Saxony, Germany. It is situated at the foot of the Harz mountains.]
[Below: Blood and Soil eagle.]
[Below: Ration coupons for marmalade and sugar.]
[Below: 1941 receipt for old clothing and textile collection drive.]
[Below: A 1936 police document - 'Führungszeugnis' means 'Criminal Record'. Look closely at the green tax stamp on the bottom, the eagle is also at the very top, but super small.]
[Below: A 1941 police document - 'Führungszeugnis' means 'Criminal Record'. Note that this document has a different tax stamp then that above. Front.]
[Below: A 1941 police document - 'Führungszeugnis' means 'Criminal Record'. Note that this document has a different tax stamp then that above. Reverse.]
[Below: This fairly odd paper says 'Universal Rechen und Raumlehrmittel' and translates as 'Universal arithmetic and spatial teaching aid'. Front.]
[Below: This fairly odd paper says 'Universal Rechen und Raumlehrmittel' and translates as 'Universal arithmetic and spatial teaching aid'. Reverse.]
[Below: This is a postcard depicting a unique eagle from the NS Rechtswahrerbund, or National Socialist Legal Guardian Association, or perhaps National Socialist Association of Lawyers.]
[Below: Here is a picture of an engraving found on a eating utensil from the NS Rechtswahrerbund.]
[Below: The symbol of the NS Rechtswahrerbund.]
[Below: Wow, this is cool seeing the Rechtswahrerbund eagle at a rally.]
[Below: This postcard bears a beautiful cancel celebrating the fortifications of the Westwall.]
[Below: Banner hanging in the Reichschancellory.]
[Below: A certificate for the donation of metal.]
[Below: A certificate for the donation of fabric.]
[Below: Another certificate, this time for wool and fur and winter clothing, no eagle here, but I didn't think you woud mind since it is such a charming piece. It says 'Certificate - In the Name of the Führer I thank...']
[Below: This is an official NSDAP document. It says 'Anstellung des Schrankenwärter-Anwärters...'
(Employment of the crossing keeper applicant).
Note: The word 'Schrankenwärter' describes an occupation that is no longer needed in our days. It
means 'crossing keeper'. The 'Schrankenwärter' was responsible for closing and opening the
gates at a crossing before and after a train was passing by.
[Below: This is a 'Kaufantrag für Motorräder' (Purchase request for motorcycles).]
[Below: Beautiful German Third Reich lottery ticket held by the NSDAP, circa 1933.]
[Below: Beautiful German Third Reich lottery ticket held by the NSDAP, circa 1934.]
[Below: Beautiful German Third Reich lottery ticket held by the NSDAP, circa 1935.]
[Below: Beautiful German Third Reich lottery ticket held by the Luftshutz (Air Defense), circa 1934. No eagle, but it does have a guy shooting at birds.]
[Below: Here is a Third Reich lottery ticket from Bohemia and Moravia (what was once Czechoslovakia). Sorry no eagle, but still neat.]
[Below: Here is a philatelic envelope from 1940 with overprinted Hindenburg stamps for occupied Poland. It has some interesting eagles...]
[Below: Here is an interesting booklet for stamp collectors from 1946. It had a pretty cool graphic combining the Third Reich and Fascist Italy.]
[Below: Close-up.]
[Below: Third Reich stock certificate from 1938. Note the huge eagle in the background.]
[Below: Third Reich stock certificate from 1938. These are the actual coupons that mature from 1938-1946. Note the embossed eagle seal.]
[Below: Third Reich stock certificate from 1939. Note the 'Gott mit Uns' style eagles and the embossed eagle seal.]
[Below: Third Reich stock certificate from 1939. Another huge eagle in the background and an embossed eagle seal.]