Hitler promotion Document

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Promotion Document for Wilhelm Meendsen-Bohlken to the rank of Konteradmiral. Signed By Hitler and Donitz. I got this today and would like any comments. The questions in my mind seem to be the usual . Real? Value? and then how do I store this for the next 20 years??

[DZR]

Promotion Document to Wilhelm Meendsen-Bohlken

Indeed a rare original document to a famous recipient with folder in beautiful condition. It bears an original (counter) signature of Doenitz, but as is most often the case, a pre-printed signature of Hitler.

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Indeed a rare original document to a famous recipient with folder in beautiful condition. It bears an original (counter) signature of Doenitz, but as is most often the case, a pre-printed signature of Hitler.

DZR would you venture a guess at the ballpark value

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DZR would you venture a guess at the ballpark value

I need a realistic value to include this on my insurance for all my ww2 collectables

Please I would really appreciate it.

[Jeremy]

Another example...

[Sonderkommando]

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As a ballpark figure I'd go whatever you paid for it plus 10% for insurance purposes.

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As a ballpark figure I'd go whatever you paid for it plus 10% for insurance purposes.

Well I have a 1943 script CE all matching K98 I paid 550$ dollars for but its certainly insured for more than that..............

Something else I noticed where the thick cross mark is on his last name Hitler under a microscope you can see the other lines of the signature underneath it
I wouldn't think that would be like that if it were printed??

[DZR]

Please post higher resolution images if you can.

To me this document has the most value because of who it's too, not so much who signed it. I own promotion documents to Gebirgsjaeger General Ludwig Kuebler and U-Boat Ace Reinhard Suhren and that's what I value, not the Brauchitsch and Raeder autographs on them. This Admiral isn't quite so famous as these two guys, but still a notable person.

[Discus420]

Please post higher resolution images if you can.

To me this document has the most value because of who it's too, not so much who signed it. I own promotion documents to Gebirgsjaeger General Ludwig Kuebler and U-Boat Ace Reinhard Suhren and that's what I value, not the Brauchitsch and Raeder autographs on them. This Admiral isn't quite so famous as these two guys, but still a notable person.

good point and I agree totally