World War Ii Germany

This mid-20th century military observation binoculars on telescopic wood stand has been originally designed for detecting of targets by anti-aircraft batteries. Magnification 10 x 8...

Fabulous Emil Busch German binoculars on a telescopic stand. Marked DF (Doppelfernrohr - Double Telescope) 10 x 80, CXN (3 letter wartime German coding for Emil Busch) 75494 ( serial...

Fabulous Emil Busch German binoculars on a telescopic stand. Marked D. F. (Doppelfernrohr - Double Telescope) 10 x 80, CXN (3 letter wartime coding for Emil Busch) 109333 (manufactur...

This mid-20th century military observation binoculars on telescopic Stand has been originally designed for detecting of targets by anti-aircraft batteries. It is all polished alumin...

Glazed white. Fleeing World War II, German potters Eric and Ingrid Triller settled in the industrial village Tobo and started making their Bauhaus inspired ceramics in 1935.

A superb 10 x 80 (10 power magnification and 80 mm objective lenses) double telescope binocular by Joseph Schneider of Germany. This model of binocular was designed by Emil Busch in ...

It is 23 cm high (9.05") and around 9 cm in diameter (3.54") with the original sticker and it is in a very good condition. East German pottery After World War II Germany became div...

This piece would be an excellent addition to a collection focused on historical military art, offering a glimpse into the elite circles of pre-World War II Germany. 45h x 34w x 2d

Exceptional 20th century WWII German Joseph Schneider Steel observation telescope binoculars on a later telescopic stand. This model was originally designed by Emil Busch and it has ...

Ten-Rotor T52 "Geheimschreiber" Cipher Machine Dated 1944 This extraordinary Ten-Rotor T52 Cipher Machine, also known as the Geheimschreiber, represents the pinnacle of German warti...

Green glazed earthenware Passover Seder plate made by Jewish DPs in the Föhrenwald displaced persons camp. Decorated on the rim of the plate is a scene of slave laborers being forced...

Large standing World War II polished steel German flak binoculars on adjustable wood tripod stand.

He was, however, never allowed to finish his last commission as World War II erupted and Germany invaded his country.

Known as the Neue Machine, or “New Machine”, the Nema was developed by Zellweger AG in Uster, Switzerland during World War II to replace the German-engineered “Enigma K” after the Sw...

Known as the Neue Machine, or “New Machine”, the NEMA was developed by Zellweger AG in Uster, Switzerland during World War II to replace the German-engineered “Enigma K” after the Sw...

Born in 1910 in Fontenay-sous-Bois, France, he went on to study at the famous École Boulle in Paris where he learned sculpting techniques and studied art history and art theory. Duri...

In 1941, the United Stated entered World War II and anti-German sentiments (against both Fassbender and the publisher) halted distribution of the book until the end of the war.

In 1941, the United Stated entered World War II and anti-German sentiments (against both Fassbender and the publisher) halted distribution of the book until the end of the war.

Bio Curt's son, Henry Günther Schlevogt, who also was Hoffman´s son-in-law, took over his father's firm in 1934 and soon introduced the first collection of pressed glass, which he c...

In his spare time, Neiman continued to paint; he made murals on the walls of the mess house that delighted all. After World War II, Neiman was stationed in Germany for some time.

Beautiful, opaque cobalt blue glaze. Fleeing World War II, German potters Eric and Ingrid Triller settled in the industrial village Tobo and started making their Bauhaus inspired ce...

Lovely stoneware vase by Eric and Ingrid Triller, with a wide mouth and brim and smooth, midnight blue glaze. Fleeing World War II, German potters Eric and Ingrid Triller settled in...

Small stoneware vase by Eric and Ingrid Triller, with a wide mouth and warm brown and terracotta colored glaze. Fleeing World War II, German potters Eric and Ingrid Triller settled ...

Meissen Porcelain Black 'Ming Dragon' Covered Box Germany, Post WWII 20th Century, Two Slash Canceled Blue Crossed Swords Mark A fine Meissen Porcelain Black 'Ming Dragon' Covered...

WW2 era 10 x 80 Binoculars by Jos Schneider & Co (Kreuznach, Germany). These Jos Schneider & Co DKL Binoculars were utilised by Luftwaffe Flak Artillery ground crews for spotting and...

These wonderful and novel pieces were made very soon after the end of the world war II in Germany This type of product was built from leftover pieces of munitions and military wares ...

Bio Curt's son, Henry Günther Schlevogt, who also was Hoffman´s son-in-law, took over his father's firm in 1934 and soon introduced the first collection of pressed glass, which he c...

In 1941, the United Stated entered World War II and anti-German sentiments (against both Fassbender and the publisher) halted distribution of the book until the end of the war.

Bio Curt's son, Henry Günther Schlevogt, who also was Hoffman´s son-in-law, took over his father's firm in 1934 and soon introduced the first collection of pressed glass, which he c...

Bio Curt's son, Henry Günther Schlevogt, who also was Hoffman´s son-in-law, took over his father's firm in 1934 and soon introduced the first collection of pressed glass, which he c...

He later moved to Estonia where he lived until the occupation at the start of World War II. He also lived in Germany until 1948 then he travelled to Australia where he lived for the ...

Bio Curt's son, Henry Günther Schlevogt, who also was Hoffman´s son-in-law, took over his father's firm in 1934 and soon introduced the first collection of pressed glass, which he c...

A friend of Picasso, she was one of those who brought the good word of French modernism to America at the start of World War II. When Germany occupied Paris during World War II, she...

During World War II and the German Occupation of Denmark he kept a lower profile and fled to Sweden in 1943 but tried to keep the spirit going by camouflaged resistance poetry.

World War II German Binoculars by Carl Zeiss. 12X magnification 60mm objectives, good coated optics.

World War II German U-Boat polished steel binoculars on WWII military tripod

These binoculars are the creme de la creme of World War II optics. The dimensionality of the picture is unbeatable.

U.S. zone markings were post world war II production in occupied Germany and were manufactured in southern Germany.

A replica of the infamous German, World-War-II Nazi battleship , which was famous for sinking the British Hood and the subject of the 1959 movie "Sink the Bismarck."

Finding well carved and preserved German pieces is difficult as so many pieces were lost during World War II as the bombing of Germany was so complete they were simply destroyed.

European Baskets from World War II, with both German and French labeling.

Post World War II, he left Germany and moved to Canada where he produced art in a wide range of mediums including oils, ceramics, lithographs, woodblocks and water colors.