A signed photograph of Adolf Hitler could make £12,000-16,000 ($19,826-26,435) at The Auction Centre in Cheshire, UK.

The lot, discovered in his bunker after the war, will cross the block on September 13.

Hitler kept the photograph with him in his bunker

War correspondent William Forrest took it as a souvenir when he entered the bunker after the Red Army took Berlin in 1945.

It's inscribed "Landsberg 1925".

Hitler was imprisoned there for a year after the failed Beer Hall Putsch of 1923. It was during this period of confinement that he wrote Mein Kampf.

Earlier this year another artefact from the bunker, a fragment of the sofa on which Hitler allegedly shot himself, sold for $16,000.

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