A phone, which was owned by Adolf Hitler, has sold for almost two hundred thousand pounds after being put up for sale by a man from Devon.
The red device, which was used by the nazi leader in his Berlin bunker, was given to a British officer by Russian soldiers.
His son, Ranulf Rayner who lives at Ashcombe near Exeter, sold it at an auction in America...The identity of the buyer, who bid by phone, hasn't been revealed.
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