Silverware and napkins from Hitler's and Göring's dining cars The silverware of identical design, with chamfered handles, the top cast in relief with the national eagle emblem between the letters "D" and "R". On the reverse "800" hallmark with crescent moon, crown, and national eagle as well as the struck car number. The four forks marked "288". The four knives, four dessert spoons, and four dessert forks marked "282". Length of the cutlery 18, 21, 14, and 14 cm, respectively. A tablecloth and four napkins of cream coloured, glossy or matt woven linen damask with national eagle and "DR" in the centre, the car number "282" in the lower left corner. Dimensions 125 x 125 cm and 35 x 35 cm. In 1937 the first two dining cars "10 241" and "10242" were delivered for Hitler's and Göring's personal trains, with Göring receiving the "241". When the other two dining cars "10 243" and "10 244" were delivered one year later, it is assumed that Göring received the "243" (used in his "Asien" train) and Hitler the "244". A total of more than 50 dining cars with different configurations were ordered. The car 10282, which was put into service before the onset of the war, was an observation car with panoramic windows which belonged to the Führersonderzug. Condition: II +