Original Nuremberg Trials Defendant Signature of General der Infanterie Hermann Reinecke - Chief of the General Armed Forces Office - Obtained Directly from a U.S. Army Guard, 1945–1946 German Luger with past peppered oxidation on

with past peppered oxidation on much of the iron and steel metalwork

Ammunition Type: rimfire cartridge

It still retains much of its original paint and the original markings can be seen on both the shaft (faintly) and the head of the grenade

It was worn mostly but not exclusively in temperate climates

or mounted artillery were uniformed and armed like their counterparts in the cavalry or dragoons

Original Nuremberg Trials Defendant Signature of General der Infanterie Hermann Reinecke - Chief of the General Armed Forces Office - Obtained Directly from a U.S. Army Guard, 1945–1946 German Luger with past peppered oxidation onOriginal Item: One of a kind. Few artifacts can claim such a direct connection to one of the most important judicial proceedings in world history. This is an original autograph from the remarkable Daniel Roman Nuremberg Collection, an archive of 118 signatures assembled during the immediate aftermath of World War II by an American soldier who served as a guard at the Nuremberg Prison while many of the Third Reich's most notorious figures awaited