HI recently picked up this pile from a small private sale I plan to sell them on on e stand , sorry about the poor quality pics , all I have right now , some I can identify some I cant as German militaria is not my thing . early days yet I will show good clear pics of each one over the next few days so if there are any copy signatures as aposed to genuine hand written , any help comments most welcome ,thanks in adavance.
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The signed photo of Rommel ` Wilfried Acmdruster` states Rommels interpreter 41.43 has a hand written message on the back from him dated 1987 .
As far as I know Most of these items were obtained direct from the actual people through private corespondence and not from militaria dealersComment
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Manfred Rommel and David IrvingComment
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The Aurther Axmann appears to be a post war copy of an original photo card , but the signature looks real ?Comment
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The photo of guy with Hitler in the summer tunics looks cut from a book but again has been signed
The other states` ARNO BREKER` HITLERS FAV SCULPTURE `Last edited by grandads-kitbag; 05-05-2015, 03:52 PM.Comment
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The best bit ............... well I think so , my understanding is she kept her self to her self in the post war years and her signature is hard to come by ?Last edited by grandads-kitbag; 05-05-2015, 03:58 PM.Comment
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Even me with my limited knowledge know this warriorComment
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An unknown Nights cross winner in a panzer wrap and a rather good looking film maker ..............Comment
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The guys in #1 and #2 are Heinz Macher and Remy Schrijnen. Macher was a Pioniere officer in the Deutschland Regiment, who won the Oakleaves to the Knight's Cross. He was finally one of Himmler's adjutants, and was with him when Himmler went into Allied captivity. Schrijnen was the sole Flemish Knight's Cross winner.
#6 appears to be Max Wuensche next to Hitler, from around 1939 when he was an adjutant to Hitler.
#9 is Hans-Guenther Guderian, the son of Generaloberst Heinz Guderian. He was the Ia of the 116. Panzer Division, and won the Knight's Cross in Normandy. He wrote the divisional history after the war.Comment
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Hello,
post #8. U-Boot-Kommandant is Otto KretschmerComment
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Sorry to disappoint you, but she corresponded post-war with anyone who wrote to her. Consequently, her post-war signature (as in this case) is reasonably common. Sadly, all the signatures here are pretty common.Originally posted by grandads-kitbag View Post
Max.Comment
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HI there , yep you did disappoint me !! not the lack of value as such just thought it was a rare one to have many thanks for your help ,Comment
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Nice collection
Nice collection a good find even if there's nothing rare.Comment
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Thank you for your help and all others that P.M`d me with helpfull comments .Originally posted by tystgaard View PostComment
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