Signitures...

[rove]

hello
what a day...
i got an album of an officer, who was teacher in a military school in vienna.
in the last sides of the album, a suprise...
but take a look

best wishes

[rove]

3 & 4

here

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5 & 6

here

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7 & 8

here

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at last

here

[max history]

What a superb collection of original signatures.
Max.

[hucks216]

Were you completely unaware that the signatures were there?

[Simon O.]

One that i recognise straightaway is on number 6, Generalleutnant Christian Philipp, commander of the 6 Gebirgs Division

[hucks216]

One that i recognise straightaway is on number 6, Generalleutnant Christian Philipp, commander of the 6 Gebirgs Division

And Bernhard Ramcke on number 8.

[rove]

hello
this are the two alben. they were in the upper one.

i could recognize Meinhold, Tönnjes, Carl Schumacher, Schäfer, Philipp, Pauer,Reichert, Konteradmiral Schulze, Thoma, Ludwiger, Kropf, Rossum, Schikarski, Aldrian, Wichard, Feichtmeier and a lot of other officers....

[rove]

album

this one

[rove]

as i could read was the officer who owns this album commanding train station officer in vienna. there he seems to ask every interesting man (officer, actors) for a signature.

i could find this card now

[Oberbootsmann]

hello
this are the two alben. they were in the upper one.

i could recognize Meinhold, Tönnjes, Carl Schumacher, Schäfer, Philipp, Pauer,Reichert, Konteradmiral Schulze, Thoma, Ludwiger, Kropf, Rossum, Schikarski, Aldrian, Wichard, Feichtmeier and a lot of other officers....

Hello. I've never heard of an "Eichenlaubträger" Werner Tönnjes". Anybody else?

Regards

[rove]

Ritterkreuz
(easy to find )
Tönnjes Hermann Heer Oberfähnrich I./GR 255 20. April 1944

but the signature goes in direction "Zoinger" or something like that

[Oberbootsmann]

Ritterkreuz
(easy to find )
Tönnjes Hermann Heer Oberfähnrich I./GR 255 20. April 1944

but the signature goes in direction "Zoinger" or something like that

??? The printed name below the signature reads "Werner Tönnjes". And as I wrote before, there didn't exist such an oak leaf recipient during WWII.

Regards