[GODREKR]

You’ve seen the movie; now own the list it was based on. We're talking about "Schindler’s List," the Oscar-winning Spielberg film, of course. Oskar Schindler's real-life list named 801 male workers that went on to survive Nazi death camps thanks to the German factory owner. And that original list is now up for sale on eBay with a starting price of $3 million. There are no offers yet. The 14-page list dated April 18, 1945, is one of four known surviving lists of the original seven, typed by Schindler's assistant Itzhak Stern. According to the eBay listing, it was sold by Stern's nephew to the current owner. The auction ends on July 28.

See The Ebay Auction Here.

[calisphere]

Wow

[banana dick]

this should be sold to a museum, not some rich guy on ebay.

[Lana-Banana]

Looks tacky and cheap #Ebay

[icheerthebull]

Originally Posted by banana dick ↗

this should be sold to a museum, not some rich guy on ebay.

agree. Alot of stuff in museums and art gallerys are private owned, they just donate it to places. Hopefully who ever buys it does indeed lend it to a museum for safe keeping. putting it on ebay is slightly degrading but then again auctions are same just with suits and phones

[McLovin510]

Thank you, I just copied those pages and I'm offering them on Craigslist for only $100,000!

[Kanda444]

fucking insane!! if i only had the cash...

[Pyramid_Head]

That is amazing but I don't see it being worth $3 million.

[kellyhound]

Originally Posted by Pyramid_Head ↗

That is amazing but I don't see it being worth $3 million.

yup, esp. it's one of four still exist.

[shadowstein]

Originally Posted by Kanda444 ↗

fucking insane!! if i only had the cash...

here you go. :)