Sepp Dietrich signature

[ryanww2]

could the date have been writen after Dietrich signed it by the person looing for the autograph?

[max history]

No. The date and signature both appear to have been written by the same pen and in the same ink.
Max.

[ryanww2]

This mybe a long shot but could the pen have been the person wanting the signature and gave the pen to Dietrich to sign then after he signed it wrote the date underneth?

[max history]

This mybe a long shot but.......

Not just a long shot, but disappeared clear over the roof and the hills beyond!
Max.

[andrewb]

Very interesting Max. Thanks.
Your No.1 example (post 7) is the first time I have seen a Dietrich signature with the "T" crossed.

The 3 original signatures are quiet different to each other (post 6,7,9). This has opened up another can of worms.

Regards,
AB.

[markus]

Dietrich

Comparing this 1944 dated signature with a couple of 1933 dates I have, I would feel uncomfortable with this one. But still 10 years lay in between the dates. So can not be sure.

I am a focussed LAH collector and have never felt comfortable with signed portrait cards. I prefer to pass on the them. No need to live with a lie.

[ryanww2]

any other opinions

[karlo]

Can I ask your opinions on these three please?
Thanks,
Max.

any kurt meyers about?