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Germany, NSDAP. A Prototype Proposal Drawing By A.h. With Artisan Documents & Awards
Germany, NSDAP. A Prototype Proposal Drawing By A.h. With Artisan Documents & Awards
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This is an extensive collection acquired directly from the Strecker family, consisting of several documents associated with Hans Strecker, a talented woodworker, including the drawing of a lamp by the Führer himself for Strecker to design for the Berghof residence. Namely, this collection consists of
1) A certificate of ownership that is undated and written on a billing form of Strecker’s workshop. Hans Strecker states that he is in possession of the following things: a wooden plate with letter exchange, created by him for Reichsführer-SS Himmler; a small wall plate with 1934 NSDAP Rally Badge; a drawing by A.H. of a lamp, which Strecker then designed for A.H.’s Berghof residence; personal documents from before, during, and after the Third Reich. Strecker signed the certificate in black ink. The aforementioned drawing of a lamp by A.H. It was drawn on the reverse of a certificate from the Reich Chamber of Arts, stating that master woodworker Strecker from Munich is a regular member of the Reich Chamber of Arts, trade group for artisan craftworks. It is dated to February 21, 1936. The certificate of ownership measures 148 mm x 210 mm. The drawing by A.H. measures 209 mm x 199mm.
2) A travel passport dated to September 29, 1936. It shows several stamps which indicate journeys to Austria. It measures 110 mm x 163mm.
3) A Chamber of Crafts ID card stating that Strecker has been registered as the owner of his own woodwork business since January 15, 1930, and is eligible to call himself a master craftsman of the woodworking profession. The card is dated to September 11, 1935. It measures 103 mm x 152 mm. It is accompanied by a cased 1939 Craftsmanship Competition Award, constructed of blackened metal (magnetic), depicting a DAF cogwheel and a hammer, circumscribed “HANDWERKERWETTKAMPF - FÜR HERRVORAGENDE LEISTUNGEN” (German - Craftsmanship Competition - For Excellent Performance). It has a hook on the reverse, allowing it to be hanged, and measures 137 mm (w) x 146 mm (h). The case measures 175 mm (w) x 185 mm (h).
4) A trade certificate stating that Strecker registered a woodworking business on September 22, 1917. It is dated to Munich on June 24, 1920. It measures 210 mm x 166 mm.
5) Two business cards. One shows carver’s mallets. The other one was produced on occasion of a crafts fair in Leipzig and advertises Strecker’s wooden cases and match boxes. They measure 155 mm x 105mm to 136 mm x 89mm.
6) Stamps to obtain saw wood and glue, issued either by the Reich Authority for Forests and Wood or by the Reich Authority for Chemicals. Most or undated, a few are dated to 1945. It measures 75 mm x 105mm.
Footnote: Hans Georg Strecker was born on October 27, 1890 in Munich. He had at least one son, also named Hans, born in 1918. This son was a member of the HJ and the SA. Strecker took over his father’s woodworking business, which was established in 1890. His father’s name was Hans as well. Strecker served in a reserve battalion during the First War, between 1916 and 1917. It is possible that he was wounded during his service, since a note from 1936 states that he was blind in his left eye. Strecker moved to Tegernsee (south of Munich) in late 1944. He died sometime after 1975.
This is an extensive collection acquired directly from the Strecker family, consisting of several documents associated with Hans Strecker, a talented woodworker, including the drawing of a lamp by the Führer himself for Strecker to design for the Berghof residence. Namely, this collection consists of
1) A certificate of ownership that is undated and written on a billing form of Strecker’s workshop. Hans Strecker states that he is in possession of the following things: a wooden plate with letter exchange, created by him for Reichsführer-SS Himmler; a small wall plate with 1934 NSDAP Rally Badge; a drawing by A.H. of a lamp, which Strecker then designed for A.H.’s Berghof residence; personal documents from before, during, and after the Third Reich. Strecker signed the certificate in black ink. The aforementioned drawing of a lamp by A.H. It was drawn on the reverse of a certificate from the Reich Chamber of Arts, stating that master woodworker Strecker from Munich is a regular member of the Reich Chamber of Arts, trade group for artisan craftworks. It is dated to February 21, 1936. The certificate of ownership measures 148 mm x 210 mm. The drawing by A.H. measures 209 mm x 199mm.
2) A travel passport dated to September 29, 1936. It shows several stamps which indicate journeys to Austria. It measures 110 mm x 163mm.
3) A Chamber of Crafts ID card stating that Strecker has been registered as the owner of his own woodwork business since January 15, 1930, and is eligible to call himself a master craftsman of the woodworking profession. The card is dated to September 11, 1935. It measures 103 mm x 152 mm. It is accompanied by a cased 1939 Craftsmanship Competition Award, constructed of blackened metal (magnetic), depicting a DAF cogwheel and a hammer, circumscribed “HANDWERKERWETTKAMPF - FÜR HERRVORAGENDE LEISTUNGEN” (German - Craftsmanship Competition - For Excellent Performance). It has a hook on the reverse, allowing it to be hanged, and measures 137 mm (w) x 146 mm (h). The case measures 175 mm (w) x 185 mm (h).
4) A trade certificate stating that Strecker registered a woodworking business on September 22, 1917. It is dated to Munich on June 24, 1920. It measures 210 mm x 166 mm.
5) Two business cards. One shows carver’s mallets. The other one was produced on occasion of a crafts fair in Leipzig and advertises Strecker’s wooden cases and match boxes. They measure 155 mm x 105mm to 136 mm x 89mm.
6) Stamps to obtain saw wood and glue, issued either by the Reich Authority for Forests and Wood or by the Reich Authority for Chemicals. Most or undated, a few are dated to 1945. It measures 75 mm x 105mm.
Footnote: Hans Georg Strecker was born on October 27, 1890 in Munich. He had at least one son, also named Hans, born in 1918. This son was a member of the HJ and the SA. Strecker took over his father’s woodworking business, which was established in 1890. His father’s name was Hans as well. Strecker served in a reserve battalion during the First War, between 1916 and 1917. It is possible that he was wounded during his service, since a note from 1936 states that he was blind in his left eye. Strecker moved to Tegernsee (south of Munich) in late 1944. He died sometime after 1975.
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