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World War I-Era Sea Fort Off The Coast Of UK On Sale For $60,000
Bull Sand Fort, reinforced by concrete and fitted out with 12 inches (30cm) of armour, is designed to withstand gunfire from battleships.
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Mob Leader's WW II Medal Of Freedom To Be Auctioned In California
A Medal of Freedom awarded to a mobster by then-US President Harry S. Truman is set to be auctioned California. Meyer "The Little Man" Lansky was a leader of the National Crime Syndicate that was responsible of many murders in 1930s and 1940s.
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This Jeep Miniature For Children Is The Perfect Gift For Your Little Petrolhead
The miniature Jeep takes inspiration from the Willys Jeep that served during the World War II era and is currently on auction at RM Sotheby's in the US.
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Rare Enigma Machine Used By Nazi Germany Fetches $51,000
A rare Enigma machine used by Nazi Germany during World War II to encrypt messages has been sold to an unnamed online bidder at auction for USD 51,500, five times the starting price.
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Adolf Hitler's Personal Phone Sells For More Than $240,000
Adolf Hitler's personal telephone, which the Fuehrer used to dictate many of his deadly World War II commands, sold at auction on Sunday for $243,000, the US house selling it announced.
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Adolf Hitler's 'Destructive' Wartime Phone Up For Auction
Adolf Hitler's personal telephone, which the Fuehrer used to dictate many of his deadly World War II commands, will hit the auction block this weekend, the US house selling it announced.
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After Government Refuses to Acquire Jumbo Majumdar's Medals, Air Force Buys Them
With days left for a deadline to expire, the Indian Air Force (IAF) has used its internal funds to acquire the Distinguished Flying Cross (DFC) and the war medals of the World War II veteran Wing Commander Jumbo Majumdar from the UK-based auction house Morton and Eden.
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World War II German Surrender Order On Sale in New York
Marooned on a naval base in northwest Germany, pinned down by advancing Allied forces and Adolf Hitler dead, the last leader of the Third Reich hammered out the surrender order.
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Dambusters Pilot Halts Medal Sale After Peer's Donation
The last surviving pilot from World War II's legendary Dambusters mission cancelled plans to sell his medals today after a wealthy British peer intervened, the auction house handling the sale said.
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John F. Kennedy's World War II Letters Sell at Auction
A collection of letters John F. Kennedy sent to the family of a lost PT-109 crewmate sold for $200,000 at an auction.
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D-Day Ship's Flag Among World War II Artifacts up For Sale
A U.S. flag from one of the thousands of Allied ships that delivered troops and supplies to the Normandy beaches is among the hundreds of D-Day and other World War II artifacts being auctioned in New York City, a day before the 70th anniversary of the history-changing invasion
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Auction of Hitler box, other Nazi items nixed
A Paris auction house has dropped plans to sell a swastika-covered box that once belonged to Adolf Hitler and dozens of other Nazi-owned objects that were collected as war spoils from World War II, blaming "political pressure."
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World War I-Era Sea Fort Off The Coast Of UK On Sale For $60,000
Bull Sand Fort, reinforced by concrete and fitted out with 12 inches (30cm) of armour, is designed to withstand gunfire from battleships.
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Mob Leader's WW II Medal Of Freedom To Be Auctioned In California
A Medal of Freedom awarded to a mobster by then-US President Harry S. Truman is set to be auctioned California. Meyer "The Little Man" Lansky was a leader of the National Crime Syndicate that was responsible of many murders in 1930s and 1940s.
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This Jeep Miniature For Children Is The Perfect Gift For Your Little Petrolhead
The miniature Jeep takes inspiration from the Willys Jeep that served during the World War II era and is currently on auction at RM Sotheby's in the US.
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Rare Enigma Machine Used By Nazi Germany Fetches $51,000
A rare Enigma machine used by Nazi Germany during World War II to encrypt messages has been sold to an unnamed online bidder at auction for USD 51,500, five times the starting price.
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Adolf Hitler's Personal Phone Sells For More Than $240,000
Adolf Hitler's personal telephone, which the Fuehrer used to dictate many of his deadly World War II commands, sold at auction on Sunday for $243,000, the US house selling it announced.
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Adolf Hitler's 'Destructive' Wartime Phone Up For Auction
Adolf Hitler's personal telephone, which the Fuehrer used to dictate many of his deadly World War II commands, will hit the auction block this weekend, the US house selling it announced.
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After Government Refuses to Acquire Jumbo Majumdar's Medals, Air Force Buys Them
With days left for a deadline to expire, the Indian Air Force (IAF) has used its internal funds to acquire the Distinguished Flying Cross (DFC) and the war medals of the World War II veteran Wing Commander Jumbo Majumdar from the UK-based auction house Morton and Eden.
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World War II German Surrender Order On Sale in New York
Marooned on a naval base in northwest Germany, pinned down by advancing Allied forces and Adolf Hitler dead, the last leader of the Third Reich hammered out the surrender order.
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Dambusters Pilot Halts Medal Sale After Peer's Donation
The last surviving pilot from World War II's legendary Dambusters mission cancelled plans to sell his medals today after a wealthy British peer intervened, the auction house handling the sale said.
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John F. Kennedy's World War II Letters Sell at Auction
A collection of letters John F. Kennedy sent to the family of a lost PT-109 crewmate sold for $200,000 at an auction.
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D-Day Ship's Flag Among World War II Artifacts up For Sale
A U.S. flag from one of the thousands of Allied ships that delivered troops and supplies to the Normandy beaches is among the hundreds of D-Day and other World War II artifacts being auctioned in New York City, a day before the 70th anniversary of the history-changing invasion
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Auction of Hitler box, other Nazi items nixed
A Paris auction house has dropped plans to sell a swastika-covered box that once belonged to Adolf Hitler and dozens of other Nazi-owned objects that were collected as war spoils from World War II, blaming "political pressure."
