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![A chrome Vulcan Bomber desk ornament on wooden oval base (18 cm height) and a pewter Lancaster Bomber. [2]](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/aa6edc87-a66d-4a93-8b5d-aeae00b799ba/c405ccf2-d2a9-408b-ae22-aecf0112f562/468x382.jpg)
![Two vintage desk clocks. [2]Condition Report: Clocks are not currently running, glass cracked to the circular cased example.](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/aa6edc87-a66d-4a93-8b5d-aeae00b799ba/9a8f50e5-16da-4e89-9c72-aed00096df89/468x382.jpg)
![Three desk clocks, largest 15.5 cm (d). [3]](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/aa6edc87-a66d-4a93-8b5d-aeae00b799ba/540729c5-4db6-4287-99b6-aed00097a6d7/468x382.jpg)
![An Edwardian perpetual desk calendar and one other, largest approximately 17 cm (h). [2]Condition Report: Mahogany cased exam](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/aa6edc87-a66d-4a93-8b5d-aeae00b799ba/1079c0e4-d81e-4b5e-ae07-aecf0112f1d5/468x382.jpg)
Lot 9
An Edwardian perpetual desk calendar and one other, largest approximately 17 cm (h). [2]Condition Report: Mahogany cased example has some losses to the case, a small split to one side and the date roll has become detached from one roller, the other has some loss to the paint in areas, the case is starting to separate to one side.
Lot 570
Red cloth armband, 7 x 5.5 in., bearing an embroidered BeVo style ‘ORG. TODT’ band at the top, lightly soiled. The red field features a printed white disc with a black swastika at the center. Well-preserved, still retaining bright colors. The armband comes from the estate of Lt. John McConn, who ‘liberated’ the Munich Pact desk set offered elsewhere in this auction. Included in this lot is a 4 x 6 in. b/w photo of Lt. McConn posing in uniform, along with one of his patches bearing the insignia for the 45th Infantry Division.
Lot 650
Nazi party flag, 75 x 31 in., double-sided cotton construction bearing a black dyed swastika on a white disc, then sewn on a red field. Very lightly soiled from use and age and displaying some trivial holes at the edges. Overall, very good. This flag hung in the ‘Fuhrerbau’ (‘the Fuhrer’s building’), the site of Hitler’s offices and where Neville Chamberlain and Hitler signed the infamous Munich Pact. The flag comes from the estate of Lt. John McConn, who ‘liberated’ the Munich Pact desk set offered elsewhere in this auction. Included also in the lot are seven 4 x 6 in. photos of McConn, the desk set, and a copy of a letter he sent his parents from the Fuhrerbau on Hitler’s personal letterhead.
Lot 783
A superlative Adolf Hitler relic, a fine 25 x 25 in. linen napkin in the 'floral and ribbon' pattern, with a stunning, raised and embroidered national eagle and swastika flanked on either side by Hitler's initials 'A H', the embroidered eagle measuring 1 3/8 x 1 in. overall. The floral and ribbon pattern is discreetly woven into napkin, which in all is a very high-quality piece of table linen, the finest that Hitler used. Very fine condition. This important relic was discovered at Hitler's private office in Munich (the 'Fuhrerbau') by Lt. John L. McConn, Jr. in the spring of 1945. McConn was in command of a detachment of soldiers ordered to occupy and guard the building, and McConn himself slept only a few doors from Hitler's office, where the Munich Pact had been signed seven years earlier. In exploring the building, McConn's men found a trove of Hitler's personal effects in the basement of the building, stored there to prevent damage from the incessant bombing by Allied forces. Among the items uncovered were mother of pearl and gold inlaid presentation lugers, an enormous gold and ruby ring, and most importantly, a huge collection of Hitler's purchased and stolen art intended for display in the never-constructed Fuhrermuseum. As did all soldiers, McConn wanted to return home with souvenirs from his service in Europe, and he found this napkin in the Fuhrerbau where it would have been used by Hitler and only a very small group of his closest advisors and top generals. McConn also mailed home the famous Munich Pact Desk Set - offered by us elsewhere in this sale. Sold with a copy of McConn's May 6, 1945 letter home to his parents, written on Hitler's private stationery found in his office.
Lot 798
GEN. CHARLES S. FERRIN DESK NAME PLATE CHARLES S. FERRIN (1892-1976) was a highly-decorated Army brigadier general, who most notably served as the Provost Marshal of Tokyo after war's end and charged with the security of the International Military Tribunal, Far East, during the incarceration of the Japanese war criminals. During World War II, he was an Assistant Plans Officer at Pearl Harbor and the Artillery Commander of the 27th Infantry Division which fought with distinction at Eniwetok, Saipan and Okinawa. Desk name plate used by Gen. Ferrin while serving in Tokyo, a painted triangular piece of wood 15 in. long labelled 'BRIG. GEN. CHARLES S. FERRIN' on one side with the equivalent in kanji on the other side. Very good.
Lot 810
PHOTO OF HEINRICH HIMMLER TAKEN FROM HIS OWN DESK Original, fine seated portrait of HEINRICH HIMMLER (1900-1945), taken from Himmler's desk at his home, most likely 'Lindenfycht' near the shore of the Tergensee, and sent home by a GI to his wife as a souvenir. The 7 x 9.25 in. b/w photograph is a rare image of Himmler seated with his hands in his lap, his face shown in profile. On the verso appears a Heinrich Hoffmann studio stamp. The American sergeant who took the photograph was apparently placed in charge of securing the Nazi's office. He writes on the verso: 'May 6, 1945 Germany To my wife Florrie - Taken from Himmler's desk at his home where old man Ducker now has his office - [Signed] F/Sgt. Ducker' The photo bears a horizontal crease, probably from having been folded for mailing, and small creases at the corners, else fine.
Lot 851
GERMAN EAGLE AND SWASTIKA DESK EAGLE Fine German Reichsadler with mobile swastika and oak leaf wreath, copper construction with heavy silver wash, 9.25 in. wide and 5 in. tall, not including a 1 in. machine screw fitting at bottom. Made by HB in Gladbeck, Germany. At one time, this piece was lacquered. Very good.
Lot 855
Tischernsprecher Model 38 metal desk phone, 10 x 8 in., painted black with a bakelite receiver and wall mount bakelite junction box. The original braided cloth covered receiver cord is present, as well as the cloth covered extension and main line cables which run through the junction box, with crank handle on the right side. The face of the phone displays a card titled: ‘SS-Oberabschnitt Alpenland’ (‘SS-Upper Section of Alpine Country’) indicating this desk phone was for the SS headquarters in Austria. This model replaced the insufficient Feldfernsprecher 33. The black paint has chipped away in some places, else very good.
Lot 864
ITALIAN BRASS FASCES DESK ORNAMENT Fine brass and steel Italian desk ornament, a nicely crafted depiction of fasces, a bundle of rods with a projecting axe blade, carried by a lictor in ancient Rome as a symbol of a magistrate's power, and used as an emblem of authority in Fascist Italy. The fasces are mounted atop a 3.25 x 3.25 x 1.25 piece of striated beige marble. Lacquer has darkened slightly in a few places, but the entire piece could be easily stripped and cleaned if desired.
Lot 883
NUREMBERG DESK EAGLE Period Nuremberg desk eagle, roughly 5.5 in. tall and 4.75 in. wide, modeled after the bronze Nuremberg eagles positioned to each side of the main podium at the Nuremberg rally grounds. The eagle is a silver-frosted heavy cast bronze, slightly cracked and distorted at the base where an impatient souvenir hunter pried the the piece from its base. Almost all of the silvering remains intact. Nuremburg desk eagles were often given as prizes for competitions held at the Nuremberg rallies, and also as presentations to members of the political elite.
Lot 110
(1900 - 1966) American military cartoonist, a Navy captain who invented the naval character, 'Eggburt of the Navy,” who, like the Army’s 'Sad Sack,' entertained service men and women around the world. Lot of three items includes an I.S.P. 8 x 10 in. b/w, a wartime image of the artist seated at his desk and surrounded by his works, with two wartime compilations of his works, each inscribed and signed 'Earle' on the cover. Very good.
Lot 468
Victorian Walnut veneered davenport desk with small top section, four drawers and galleried centre over a sloped writing surface opening to a birdseye maple veneered interior with further small drawers, the main body with one small and four large drawers raised on out swept legs 58cm x 96cm x 58cm
Lot 480
Victorian walnut veneered ladies writing desk formed of two sections, the top section with galleried shelf over two glazed doors opening to a shelved interior and two further small drawers, the base with slide-out writing surface with leather covering and a single frieze drawer raised on tapering cabriole legs with floral carved knees 76cm x 137cm x 46cm
Lot 157
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY PEDESTAL DESK BY JAMES WINTER & SONS 19th century, the top with a gilt-tooled leather inset writing surface, above a series of short drawers, the central frieze drawer stamped to the top 'JAMES WINTER & SONS 101 WARDOUR ST SOHO LONDON', on pedestal bases and castors, 77cm high x 122cm wide x 75cm deepProperty of a European collector
Lot 608
An early 20th century walnut veneered campaign table top secretaire desk. With drop drop lid to form a writing slope, interior fitted stationary compartments, hidden pull out slide with fitted brass topped inkwells and pen tidy, With brass campaign handle to the slides. With working key. W:44cm x D:25cm x H:41cm
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