Germany, Third Reich. A Piece of Unused Führer Chancellery Stationery, Canadian Veteran Retrieval GTRexclude It is dated to Berlin

It is dated to Berlin on 18 January 1900 and signed in black ink by Emperor Wilhelm II

with some fraying visible to the ribbon which has partially detached the pin

topped by a Junkers Ju 52-style aircraft

the twelve o’clock arm topped by an integral loop and suspension ring retaining a period original bow tie-style ribbon

Affixed to the tunic through the second buttonhole is a 1939 Iron Cross II Class ribbon

Germany, Third Reich. A Piece of Unused Führer Chancellery Stationery, Canadian Veteran Retrieval GTRexclude It is dated to Berlin(Kanzlei des Fhrers Briefpapier). Constructed of off white paper stock with black ink, the obverse bearing the letterhead of AH in the Berlin Fhrer Chancellery, with a large unused space for the addition of a handwritten inscription, measuring 21 cm (w) x 19. 5 cm (h), a perfectly preserved example retrieved by a Canadian war correspondent, in mint condition.