My TR Portrait Postcard Collection

[Larrister]

Nice photos Steve, thanks for sharing them with us.

Cheers
Larry

[Steve Campbell]

Nice photos Steve, thanks for sharing them with us.

Cheers
Larry

Thanks, I appreciate it. More to follow.

[marcinkappa]

Hello Steve,
I`m asking about Your post #196. Is it original period photo ?

This is important matter for me because I`ve got in my small collection exactly the same phhoto Unbelievable ....

Any markings on the other side ???

[Steve Campbell]

Hello Steve,
I`m asking about Your post #196. Is it original period photo ?

This is important matter for me because I`ve got in my small collection exactly the same phhoto Unbelievable ....

Any markings on the other side ???

Really? I just checked the photo and it appears to be a private portrait. The photo I have has obviously been removed from an album as it has the remains of the cardboard and glue on the rear. These postcard shots were made into more than one shot so they could be sent to freinds and family, so duplicates are possible. In this thread I show a photo I have a duplicate of, that was obtained over a year later from a different source, in a different country in a group of random paper items. It was an pretty crazy find, but it happened. You could very well have a duplicate, but both would be considered authentic. Can you show it?

[NortonI]

Next is an equally nice SA portrait. I forget what type of badge he is wearing. Is it a Gau badge perhaps?

it is "Reichsparteitag Nuernberg 1933"

[Steve Campbell]

it is "Reichsparteitag Nuernberg 1933"

Yes, thanks, that is it.

[marcinkappa]

Hi Steve,
here You go

[marcinkappa]

And a little surprise at the rear ...
I`m glad I can put some new info for You about this guy, this photo.....his name was Paul, 1936.

[marcinkappa]

You`re from Canada..... I live in Poland, only about 50 km from city Nysa (Neisse, O.S.) where this photo was taken.....what a history

[Steve Campbell]

You`re from Canada..... I live in Poland, only about 50 km from city Nysa (Neisse, O.S.) where this photo was taken.....what a history

It's amazing isn't it? I will show the rear of mine tonight, but it looks like the same photo for sure. Like I said, duplicates aren't uncommon when you collect postcard portraits, but they usually come from the same source. Thanks for showing it.

[Steve Campbell]

Speaking of helmet portraits, I just recieved five new ones today, including three M16 transitionals. Here is the first one.

[Steve Campbell]

Another transitional portrait.

[Steve Campbell]

The third transitional M16 helmet shot.

[Steve Campbell]

This helmet portrait also showed up today. I'm guessing an M35.

[Steve Campbell]

The final helmet shot, this one Army.