Golden Party Badge doc

[Br. James]

Yes, it certainly is amazing that no one has apparently seen a copy of this document having been filled in with a recipient's name and signed by Hitler! And I also note that the Angolia and the Forman references to this document both picture the same unsigned document, filled in with the name of Prof. Friedrich Franzmann -- and checking with the Patzwall book on the Honorary GPB, Franzmann's name does not appear! Amazing!

Br. James

[max history]

Yes, it certainly is amazing that no one has apparently seen a copy of this document having been filled in with a recipient's name and signed by Hitler! And I also note that the Angolia and the Forman references to this document both picture the same unsigned document, filled in with the name of Prof. Friedrich Franzmann -- and checking with the Patzwall book on the Honorary GPB, Franzmann's name does not appear! Amazing!

Br. James

I think that confirms my suspicions. Keep a lookout for one turning up now, filled in with a Hitler signature and the ink still wet!
Max.

[JoeW]

I've seen this one somewhere before, but can't remember where. Amazing; yet another unsigned document. Hitler obviously ran out of ink or lost his pen during his holiday in Neverland in 1938!
Max.

I don't think AH would have needed to sign that one in 1938. Darre received his a couple years earlier.

[Br. James]

You have a good eye, Joe! According to Patzwall, Darrê received his HB on November 9, 1936, so why would anyone have wanted to produce a document like this in 1938?! Amazing!

Br. James

[max history]

I don't think AH would have needed to sign that one in 1938. Darre received his a couple years earlier.

Maybe Darré knocked this one out on his Letraset, but forgot to get Hitler to sign it?

[der-hase-fee]

This is more like what I'd expect.