£45.00
A superb example of ‘Hoffman‘ produced photographic postcard of Hitler in ‘one of his iconic poses’.
Damage free (one slight crease to bottom right corner as viewed).
Postally used from Vienna 30/11/33.
Sepia tones.
Would be hard to better.
An interesting receipt counterfoil for Nazi Party membership….Not something that one would have expected to survive the passing of time after the Reich’s downfall. A simple ‘flimsy’ counterfoil detailing the party members name date of birth, Party entry and various Party district transfer detail to include the Orts, Kreis and Gau that the member was now part of. 'One for the purist collector I feel'. Excellent damage free
For those interested in the RAD in particular this is superb period information regarding the pricing of uniform insignia. Early (1936) letters and quotes in answer to Oberstfeldmeister Brecht RAD Gruppe 82 requests for uniform and uniform insignia. The letter with the red Tailor stamp to the top left is a two sided detailed break down of costings to include Reichsarbeitsfuhrer insignia. Example, party armbands are quoted at
A good clear autograph, signed in 1931, of the future King George VI. Signed on a dinner menu of the Nottingham University Annual Conference of the Industrial Welfare Society 17th April 1931. Signed 'Albert' the future kings actual name. The menu is in excellent damage free condition, but has been removed from an album, thus showing traces of glue to the rear cover.
A mint condition (un-used) propaganda stamp 'used' in the promotion and 'push' for the return of the Saar-land to German, Third Reich rule after its confiscation under the Treaty of Versailles and League of Nations Mandate from 1920 onward. The Saar district was a very important coal producing area on the Franco-German border. Its return to the Reich, "Heim zum Reich" campaign was the first step that
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