news Is rare clock Adolf Hitler's timepiece?

[Jack]

Full story on the front page folks!!

 

 

Mr Fanthorpe said the clock belonged to a soldier despatched to the dictator's bunker after the fall of Berlin in 1945, whose wife refused to display it in her home and chose to sell it after her husband's death.

[Enigma]

Hmmm, nice story but is it really Dolfies clock?

[Willyslancs]

dare say time will tell .....................

[Great War truck]

dare say time will tell .....................

 

Groan..................

[Tony B]

He proably checked it whilst writing his diaries.

Could be a proper ...wind up?

[Mark]

On the face of it who can tell

[ferretfixer]

On the face of it who can tell

 

Looks like a case of 'Hands on'.......................:coffee:

[Mark]

Looks like a case of 'Hands on'.......................:coffee:

 

ere!!....wait a second :nono:

[Enigma]

Stay on topic....time waits for nobody.

[Mark]

I wonder if it said "Alarm, Alarm"....................as in all the good movies

[Tony B]

that's the TICKet!

[Enigma]

His time was slowly ticking away....

[abn deuce]

The answer will come out in due time , in the mean time dont ask for whom the clock chimes it may chime for thee or not .

[ashley]

Hhhmmmmm found in FAKEham eh? i am sure old Adolph would never entertain a nice clock with a very non German looking eagle and no swastika to boot :??? ........... He may have been a somewhat CUCKOO but it don`t look right to me.

 

Just my thoughts we shall have to wait and see

 

Ashley

[Enigma]

One flew over the cuckoos nest?

(Dolfies other holidayhouse near the Eagles nest?)

[ashley]

Hi all,

an item of this design if found in the bunker was probably the property of Hermann Goring (successor to the `Red Baron`and CO of the flying circus in the 1WW). He would most likely impressed by a clock of this nature/rarity rather than an ex Corporal of the army in 1WW !

 

Or possibly another of the Flying types seeking refuge in bunker.

 

 

Ashley