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Hermann Goering Signed
Quick View$1,299.00Hermann Goering inspecting troops, likely from the 1930s or early 1940s, given the style of uniforms and the historical context of his prominence during that period. The signature on the photo is a key factor, as autographed items from high-ranking Nazi officials are highly sought after by collectors of militaria.
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Original WW2 M40 Wehrmacht Helmet
Quick View$549.95This is a World War II-era German military helmet, likely a Stahlhelm, characterized by its distinctive rounded shape and short brim. The helmet shows signs of significant wear, with visible rust and pitting on its surface, indicating extensive use or exposure to the elements. It features three ventilation holes on each side, a common design element for the M35 or M40 models used by the German Wehrmacht. The rough, weathered texture and lack of visible insignia suggest it may have been stripped or faded over time. No liner or decal.
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Original WWII German police helmet
Quick View$799.95This helmet is a German WWII police helmet. It is likely an M35 or M40 model, commonly used by German forces, including police units, during World War II. The shape, ventilation holes, and the insignia—a national eagle with a swastika—match the design of helmets issued to German police (Polizei) during that period.
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1936 Olympics Jesse Owens (Ed Haas #19 RC Rookie Card SGC 3.5
Quick View$1,999.99The 1936 Olympics Jesse Owens (Ed Haas) #19 RC Rookie Card is a remarkable piece of sports history, encapsulating a defining moment from the Berlin Games. Issued as part of the “Die Sieger der Olympiade Berlin 1936” set, this card, labeled Nr. 19, captures the triumph of Jesse Owens, the American track and field legend who won four gold medals in the 100m, 200m, 4x100m relay, and long jump. The text on the card, written in German, highlights Owens’ victories, noting his world record in the 100m (10.2 seconds) and his cultural impact, describing him as a “fabulous athlete” who takes hourly breaths of “peppermint.” This rare rookie card, produced by Ed Haas, an Austrian company known for its early 20th-century trading cards, measures approximately 2.5 x 3.5 inches and features a black-and-white photograph of the medal ceremony, with Owens and other athletes on the podium, surrounded by a packed stadium.
Encased in a protective slab by SGC, this particular card is graded 3.5, reflecting its age and condition, with slight wear typical of a nearly 90-year-old collectible. The card’s historical significance is immense, as Owens’ victories in 1936 directly challenged the Nazi regime’s ideology of racial superiority, making him an enduring symbol of resilience and excellence. The “Die Sieger” set was distributed in Europe shortly after the Games, often included with products like candy or cigarettes, adding to its scarcity today. For collectors, this card is a holy grail, blending sports, history, and cultural impact. Its value lies not only in its rarity but also in its representation of Owens’ legacy as a trailblazer who transcended athletics to become a global icon of equality and perseverance.
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1958 Topps 487 Mickey Mantle All Star PSA 5
Quick View$299.99This 1958 Topps Mickey Mantle All-Star card, graded PSA 5 EX (MC) with certification number 263385100, is a prized collectible for baseball enthusiasts and vintage card collectors alike. Featuring the legendary Mickey Mantle, this card captures a pivotal moment in the career of one of baseball’s most iconic figures. Known as “The Mick,” Mantle was a powerhouse center fielder for the New York Yankees, celebrated for his incredible switch-hitting ability, speed, and raw power. In 1958, Mantle was at the peak of his career, having already secured multiple MVP awards and leading the Yankees to numerous World Series victories.
The card itself, part of the 1958 Topps All-Star subset, showcases a vibrant design with a bold red background adorned with white stars, reflecting the patriotic theme of the All-Star selection. The text “Sport Magazine ’58 All-Star Selection” is prominently displayed at the top, with Mantle’s name and position—Center Field, American League—highlighted at the bottom in a striking yellow banner. The artwork depicts Mantle in his classic batting stance, exuding the confidence and athleticism that made him a fan favorite. Despite the PSA 5 EX (MC) grade, indicating an Excellent condition with a miscut qualifier, the card retains strong visual appeal, with vivid colors and minimal wear, making it a standout piece for display.
Mickey Mantle’s legacy as a Hall of Famer and cultural icon adds immense value to this card. His 1958 season was another stellar year, further cementing his status as one of the greatest players of all time. This card not only represents a snapshot of Mantle’s illustrious career but also embodies the golden era of baseball in the late 1950s. Encased in a protective PSA slab, this 1958 Topps Mickey Mantle All-Star card is a must-have for serious collectors, offering a tangible connection to a bygone era of America’s pastime and the enduring legacy of a baseball legend.
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Gaming Computer
Quick ViewAuction EndedThe name “galati” is derived from the tendency of individuals from the original breeding stock to go limp and relaxed when picked up. Particularly popular in both the United Kingdom and the breed’s native United States, ragdoll cats often are known as “dog-like cats” or “puppy-like cats” due to behaviors such as their tendency to follow people around, their ease at being physically handled, and their relative lack of aggression toward other pets.
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Dual SIM Smartphone
Quick ViewAuction EndedSamsung Galaxy S9 smartphone was launched in March 2018. The phone comes with a 5.80-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 1440 pixels by 2960 pixels at a PPI of 568 pixels per inch. Samsung Galaxy S9 price in India starts from Rs. 51,990.
The Samsung Galaxy S9 runs Android 8.0 and is powered by a 3000mAh non removable battery. It measures 147.70 x 68.70 x 8.50 (height x width x thickness) and weighs 163.00 grams.
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