Stunning Price for Classic Austrian Storm Trooper Photo PC

[ww1czechlegion]

Hello,

Not sure if anyone else was watching this one today. Here's a stunning price recorded today on eBay.de for a Classic Austrian Storm Trooper Photo Postcard with Postal Used Backside: 317.79 Euros, or approximately $357.40 with the currency exchange rate as of today. I'll provide copies below of the photos the seller provided. This image literally has "everything" going for it in terms of all the equipment and weaponry showing in the photo pose of the soldier. Whoever bought this real photo postcard has very deep pockets!

Here's the link to the original auction listing, for as long as it remains active: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Photo-AK-1-wk-W ... true&rt=nc

Best Regards,

Alan

[ww1czechlegion]

A couple more closeups that the seller provided on the eBay.de auction.

[Brian Calkins]

I agree....stunning photo....stunning price....stunning income of the buyer.

It wasn't me!!!

[Nachrichten]

Nice postcard, but very silly price.

Proves the equation:-

Price = what seller will accept and buyer is willing to pay..................

N

[pzrwest]

e-bay listing is now gone and who ever bought it must have wanted the postcard very badly to pay that price for it

[Chip M]

Funny thing is that now we can all admire it for free!

It's beyond me why all photo sellers don't watermark their photos in some way to make interested persons more libel to bid than to download the images.

Chip

[flik]

This is an well known photo that was taken for propaganda purposes. The price doesnt make any sense even dough its a great photo.

[Chris Boonzaier]

This is an well known photo that was taken for propaganda purposes. The price doesnt make any sense even dough its a great photo.

Indeed... some private photos are good at that price, but this is a commercial postcard!

O photo of a Stormtroop soldier printed 5 times for him to send home... or a postcards that was printed a few thousand times... there is a big difference....

[Chris Boonzaier]

Funny thing is that now we can all admire it for free!

It's beyond me why all photo sellers don't watermark their photos in some way to make interested persons more libel to bid than to download the images.

Chip

Bingo.... I have had large section of my website copied and uploaded on facebook, I watermark EVERYTHING that may be interesting nowdays ;-)