Mein Kampf presented to Kurt Maier

[elkcollector]

Hi, everyone,

I need some opinions on this.
Just find a copy of Mein Kampf jubliee version,
which was presented to Kurt Maier (oak leaves winner??)

Can anybody give me a bio on this guy?
The dealer is offering this book for US$1000,
i know a mint copy of this jubliee can wort around US$350-400,
with regard to its original owner, do you guys think it worths the additional bucks?

[elkcollector]

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[Hank C.]

Well, you would have to have 100% proof it really was his. A photo with him holding it, or his own signature in it, something like that.

Otherwise, it's a nice version with a nice insert.

Hank

[max history]

It's not the Kurt Meyer. Spelt differently. Sorry.
Max.

[ramon]

It reputedly belongs to THE Kurt Maier, also an Oakleaf winner.

[vonStubben]

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It most likely belonged to this man.
http://www.ritterkreuztraeger-1939-4...Maier-Kurt.htm

Scroll down to Kurt Maier on this list for more information:

http://www.lexikon-der-wehrmacht.de/...reuz/RKM-R.htm


Chuck

[der-hase-fee]

With the right provenance (such as a picture as proposed above) or in a set with more of his stuff (imagine the Knight's Cross), this would be something every collector would want.

The dedication is from the mayor of Mannheim only. $1,000 is way too much, less than $500 is more realistic.

[der-hase-fee]

With the right provenance (such as a picture as suggested above) or in a set with more of his stuff (imagine the Knight's Cross), this would be something every collector would want.

The dedication is from the mayor of Mannheim only. $1,000 is way too much, less than $500 is more realistic.