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    Opinions on a SS Press Photo with script & stamps !

    Hi,
    I have a SS press photo with an uncomplete (ripped?) script and 2 Swedish stamps.
    Does anyone saw those stamps before and can you tell me if its a real deal?

    I know it's not uncommon that there're no Kriegsberichter’s name on the script, but also the numbering is absent ... ?

    All info is welcome

    Thanks in advance,
    dEV
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    Is this the photo of two brothers serving on a Pak40? I can make out a few of the words, such as Bei der P..." and Langemarck. I've seen the wartime caption of the photo I refer to, and I seem to recall it reading something like this example. If it is the same, the version in Ken Nieman's collection has press agency information, and the name Lindekins (for Flemish Waffen-SS photographer Hugo Lindekins, attached to Brigade Langemarck).

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      #3
      Hi Marck,
      Thanks for the info.
      Do you know/see if the script and the stamps are genuine?

      The front:
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        #4
        I'm mostly a researcher, I'm not an expert on authenticity. But it looks to me like a genuine press release photo. I'm not sure what the unusual characteristics you noted signify. It could be a special situation for a Swedish agency, or this particular photo might have been treated in a strange way.

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          #5
          I think the photo is a good war period press photo
          Jp

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            Marc & John,
            Thank you for your reply's.

            The reason I started this topic is that I have a lot of 'Flemish SS' photo's but never saw those swedish stamps before.

            I also received following pm:
            The scripts and the stamps look fine, i have a few ss and non ss presse photos with the same stamps from the swedish presse agency.



            Best regards,

            PS: This picture isn't for sale

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