Signitures...

[rove]

??? 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

doesnt matter, Oberbootsmann (or freddy)
he was wrong. he meant - you know - Werner TÖNIGES
http://www.huesken.com/shop/de/autog...ges-33488.html
and this makes it even better then the one i though of
Tönnjes Hermann Heer Oberfähnrich I./GR 255 20. April 1944 RK

i think i have here the collection of a real "groupie"

[Oberbootsmann]

doesnt matter, Oberbootsmann (or freddy)
he was wrong. he meant - you know - Werner TÖNIGES
http://www.huesken.com/shop/de/autog...ges-33488.html
and this makes it even better then the one i though of
Tönnjes Hermann Heer Oberfähnrich I./GR 255 20. April 1944 RK

i think i have here the collection of a real "groupie"

There we go, that's him. Mystery finally solved. Great find anyway those cards with signatures of high ranking officers.

Regards

[rove]

for me strange also, why he didnt described each signature.

would help

[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

can anyone read this - rüstungshauptamt, okh
but the name?

[rove]

some signatures...

Thoma
Helmuth von Kropff
Ludwiger, Hartwig von
Josef Feichtmeier
Gustav Adolph-Auffenberg-Komarow
Albert Praun
Maximilian Hörmann
Meinhold
Ramke
Maderholz
Töniges
Schumacher
Schaefer, Hans
Philipp
Pauer
Lehmann
Reichert
Schmidt Edler von Luisingen, August
Lehmann
Aldrian
Dr. Schikarski
Bacher, Hermann
Rossum
Wichard
J.Walter
Beißwenger

and so on