Several items connected to Nazi leader Adolf Hitler have sold to collectors for thousands of dollars in recent years.
This month, Hitler's telephone could bring in $200,000 to $300,000 at Alexander Historical Auctions in Maryland.
Last year, the auction house sold Hitler’s personal copy of his autobiography, “Mein Kampf,” for $20,655. The book was captured by an American field artillery unit during World War II.
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The auction house also sold one of Hitler’s rings several years ago for more than $60,000.
In November, a pair of underwear belonging to Hitler’s wife, Eva Braun, sold for more than $3,000. BBC News said a UK auction house sold other personal items belonging to Braun, including black and white photographs featuring the dictator.
In 2015, a collection of 14 paintings and drawings made by Hitler went for $440,000 at a German auction.
