I am pleased to offer not one, but three of the most desirable and rarest examples of bronze busts that can be had in market. I have listed two Hermann Goering examples, one in 1x life size by artist H.J Pagels, a second in 2x life by Walther Wolff. These two artists are responsible in my opinion for the best renderings of these busts done during the period.

The Wolff examples are both 2x life and are commissioned piece's are bear production numbers, the Hitler is a low #4 and the Goering a #37. Hitler displays the foundry mark for Sperlich Berlin. The Goering Wolff is absent its foundry mark which is sometimes the case and a non issue.

Both of the Wolff pieces have had replacement bases made to my specs which are the period specs of 4x8x8 and are Belgian block marble and matched. The Pagels life size sits on its original base which is rare in itself, but a life sized Pagels of Goering is non-existent is a very rare bust to see in market and this one is the only example I have encountered. The Wolff Hitler model is signed and dated for the year 1933, and the Goering is signed and dated for 1936.

The condition of these pieces is tops and the Wolff Hitler has a dark chocolate patina, where the Goering by Wolff is slightly lighter. There are of the highest quality and for the collector who wishes to have the best, and these are those busts in my opinion. shipping on these pieces will be dependent upon destination and can be discussed. A rare opportunity for the collector who recognizes these pieces for what they are.

(Hermann Goering Bronze Bust 2x Life- (Walther Wolff) 1936)