Das Hakenkreuz ist das altheilig, arische Sinnbild der siegenden Sonne / The ancient holy sign of Arian victrious Sun: An ode to the swastika at the very dawn of the Nazi pseudo-mythology nonsense in 1921. A very rarre card, I believe the first I've offered genuinely used in the period. Hitler was still spying on his comrades for the Germany Army at this time.

Scarce Germania Ganzsachen Kartenbrief / postal stationery letter-card overprinted with early -- 1923! -- Deutschland Erwache / Germany Awaken! advertisement of the NASDAP (Nazi party) with the flag and bell announcing the dawn of Fascism in Germany. In very good condition; the variety with the printed lyrics of Deutschland Erwache inside!

Luitpoldarena: Original postcard showing the building of the Congress Hall in the Nuernberg Reichsparteitag / Nuremberg Rally Day Grounds - Luitpold arena. From Verlag Th. Koenig in Berlin -- "Koenigs Karten sind aktuell". Very scarce, in top condition.

Hitler Marsch von Adolf Hitler / Hitler March Song... sung to the tune of "Blue Eyes..." propaganda card from the Verlag NS Block (early Nazi publisher). Rare in any condition.

Das Hakenkreuz, Geheiligt Ziechen unserer Ahnene / The Swastika, the holy sign of our honor...: An ode to the swastika at the very dawn of the Nazi pseudo-mythology nonsense in 1917. With a variety of stylized swastikas in the border/ Top condition. There are very similar version to this published in 1919 -- this is the first of these rare 1917 cards I've offered, and proves that Hitler didn't invent the swastika as a Nazi symbol. The little corporal was still slopping around in the trenches.

Real Photo RPPC postcard of Leni Reifenstahl, infamous filmmaker of 1930s Germany whose hits include Triumph of the Will.

Rare Real Photo RPPC from the proto-Reichsparteitag (Deutscher Tag) in Nuernberg in 1923, two months before the Beer Hall Putsch -- considered the first *Nuremberg* Party Rally (the first NSDAP Rally was earlier in January in Munich). This Nuernberg Rally was not exclusively for Nazi's, but they were the dominant group (Rawlings & Passmore, 1980). Hitler gave an hour-long keynote, the SA marched, and Goering's Deutscher Kampfbund group started here (only to be extinguished after the failed Putsch). In top condition. Showing Hitler with his buddy, anti-Semitic publisher Julius Streicher at the Rally. With long message dated in October 1923 (shortly after this was taken) from a rabid Nazi -- a woman, 'Betty', signed Heil Hitler and Sieg (Victory).

Rare Real Photo RPPC from the proto-Reichsparteitag (Deutscher Tag) in Nuernberg in 1923, two months before the Beer Hall Putsch -- considered the first *Nuremberg* Party Rally (the first NSDAP Rally was earlier in January in Munich). This Nuernberg Rally was not exclusively for Nazi's, but they were the dominant group (Rawlings & Passmore, 1980). Hitler gave an hour-long keynote, the SA marched, and Goering's Deutscher Kampfbund group started here (only to be extinguished after the failed Putsch). In top condition. Showing Hitler with his buddy, anti-Semitic publisher Julius Streicher and many WWI Generals who were his backers at the very beginning.

Rare Real Photo RPPC from the proto-Reichsparteitag (Deutscher Tag) in Nuernberg in 1923, two months before the Beer Hall Putsch -- considered the first *Nuremberg* Party Rally (the first NSDAP Rally was earlier in January in Munich). This Nuernberg Rally was not exclusively for Nazi's, but they were the dominant group (Rawlings & Passmore, 1980). Hitler gave an hour-long keynote, the SA marched, and Goering's Deutscher Kampfbund group started here (only to be extinguished after the failed Putsch). In top condition.

Rare Real Photo RPPC from the proto-Reichsparteitag (Deutscher Tag) in Nuernberg in 1923, two months before the Beer Hall Putsch -- considered the first *Nuremberg* Party Rally (the first NSDAP Rally was earlier in January in Munich). This Nuernberg Rally was not exclusively for Nazi's, but they were the dominant group (Rawlings & Passmore, 1980). Hitler gave an hour-long keynote, the SA marched, and Goering's Deutscher Kampfbund group started here (only to be extinguished after the failed Putsch). In top condition.

Wappen von Nuernberg / Coat of Arms of Neurnberg: Original postcard for the Nuernberg Reichsparteitag / Nuremberg Rally, used later, during the war. From Verlag Th. Koenig in Berlin -- "Koenigs Karten sind aktuell". Very scarce, in top condition.

Luitpoldarena: Original postcard showing the banner-bedecked areana in the Nuernberg Reichsparteitag / Nuremberg Rally Day Grounds - Luitpold arena. From Verlag Th. Koenig in Berlin -- "Koenigs Karten sind aktuell". Very scarce, in top condition.

Ehremal in der Luitpoldarena: Original memorial postcard for the fallen Putsch "martyrs" in the Nuernberg Reichsparteitag / Nuremberg Rally Day Grounds - Luitpold arena. From Verlag Th. Koenig in Berlin -- "Koenigs Karten sind aktuell". Very scarce, in top condition.

Original ephemera from the Panzerfaust Verlag (Armored-Fist Publisher -- also the name of a German anti-tank weapon) for the the first Reichsparteitag (Deutscher Tag) in Nuernberg in September 1923, two months before the Beer Hall Putsch. Not exclusively for Nazi's, they were the largest group taking part (Rawlings & Passmore, 1980). Hitler gave an hour-long keynote, the SA marched, and Goering's Deutscher Kampfbund started here (only to be extinguished after the failed Putsch). An exceedingly rare songbook / advertising piece with Ludendorff (figurehead for the Putsch) printed signature. I've never owned one of these before, and I've not been able to turn up another example anywhere, for sale or otherwise.

Very scarce card from the Deutscher Frauenorden / Order of German Women used in Potsdam in 1931.