Wadiing through estate of a guy who apparently did some scamming in his time, fake award documents,,,spanish crosses,,but also some original items, so trying to be careful with what goes into the repro or burn can. Two photos the first a typical shiny photograph with Hoffman stamp on back. The second a studio photo with a studios name in corner, with a Hoffman stamp on back. Both appear to have hand written and not stamped signatures. Probably headed to the cheap pile but all help appreciated!
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Looks like its done with felt tip?Comment
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Fire away guys, the fireplace awaits!Comment
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Burn the one in uniform for sure !! The other I'm still out on ?? TomComment
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First one is indeed way off.
Second could have a chance, but not sure on that.Comment
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I'm still not sure on the second one ??????? TomComment
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Interesting! Not going to get hopes up though! I looked around the Dallas area and no solid leads on autograph authentication.Comment
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Great News
Took the photo to Heritage Auctions in Dallas, their signature guy says most likely original so now Im off to find a credible place to get it certified like they do with the coins and other collectibles! Heritage unfortunately does not deal in Nazi items, but were very helpfulComment
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Don't waste your money on Psa!!! its a waste of money... Just send the image to Alex Autos ,and Bill should be able to tell you if its authentic or not... Alex sees AH autos all the time.. Not to mention psa charges 2 or 300 and they hold onto the item for several months... If there is a upcoming Militaria show just show it to a couple dealers and they will tell you if its real or not.. I had Terry Patton authenticate mine.Comment
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I agree with comments about PSA but choose a dealer with care. Most are not signature experts eg Terry is selling a fake Rommel doc.
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Ill do that, will check out Alex, not going to keep it but want to be certain.Comment
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Please let me know which is fake , and I will ask Terry.. He's a nice guy , and has helped me immensely ..Originally posted by Jeremy View PostComment
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See #49 in this thread. Haas has indicated the typewriter used is post-war. Terry needs to do some reading up on this. I expect Korlin has been in his ear.
http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/Foru...d.php?t=785052Comment
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Oh Boy, here comes the bunches of in fighting opinions ! Good luck ever finding out now.Comment
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