Adolf Hitler Signature oppinion needed

[CVRC]

Need oppinion about this signature.Card itself is unfortunatly damaged beyond repair. If signature is good than even that kind of damaged card will do.

Regards
Cvrc

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[mikeburch]

Adolph Hitler Signature

With a mass produced post-card, I doubt it.
mikeburch

[Obersalzberg]

Looks good to me

[Tom B]

Looks good to me

I agree

[clevischi]

I will not talk about the signature because is really difficult to say if its real or not just with some pictures.

But the stamps got my attention. Why says "Graz 3 april 1938"?

Hitler was in this date at Graz, what can be seen here: http://www.hitlerpages.com/pagina45.html


Does someone can say anything about these stamps? Was like a commemorative one? And why are they on some German seals?

Carlos

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PS: I did a little search and found that it is really commemorative. Another example:

http://www.postalhistory.com/photo.a...s_A%2FAU380408

[Ron Weinand]

Stamps are known as Semi-Postals: used to raise money for events (part for postage + some to raise money). As these are event cancelled, then the card was mailed (probably to a collector or family member) I am sure they are from the event, but can't say too much as to originality of the autograph (I think it was on the card already)

[clevischi]

Stamps are known as Semi-Postals: used to raise money for events (part for postage + some to raise money). As these are event cancelled, then the card was mailed (probably to a collector or family member) I am sure they are from the event, but can't say too much as to originality of the autograph (I think it was on the card already)

Thank you by the fast answer, Ron!

[CVRC]

Thanks for all your input and answers.

I have to say that signature is in black, gray ink a bit faded but it is not pre stamped, printed or faksimile, it is Signature.

Also I have to ad that this is postcard find from flea market in Graz for few Euros.

Thanks again for all your coments.

Best Regards
Cvrc