Der Fuhrer Gold Letter head signed doc

[nzef1940]

Hitler signature changes over time.

[Edward]

Thanks for posting. Interesting contrast in type sets used for this document.

[Simon O.]

I've cleaned up the thread and removed the useless posts.

Please keep the discussion to the item.

[Kyle Harrington]

Fascinating

The document looks 100% so what is curious about this item is as follows:

Very late in the war for Hitler to be sending this
Imagine the state of mind Hitler was in !!!! The game was up so to speak
How was this soldier allowd to retire when the Heer needed all hands to the pumps?
Bunker document would certainly add value for me
This General must have done something extraordinary for Hitler to take time with his secretary
But Hitler was loyal to the the "alte kampfer" and certain soldiers
Pricing this is almost impossible for historical reasons I believe the value completely irrelevant
What a piece of History !!!!!

Great post !!
Kyle

[nzef1940]

Thanks Kyle

I agree completely, wonderful history - stain and all!

[CPB]

Great piece, can't be many of those around.

To the earlier point, it would be nice to track down the AH presentation frame sent to the general in question. The ultimate grouping.

[Kyle Harrington]

Wodrig

Gents how do we know the recipient was Wodrig ??

[nzef1940]

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=876861

[nzef1940]

Great piece, can't be many of those around.

To the earlier point, it would be nice to track down the AH presentation frame sent to the general in question. The ultimate grouping.

I agree, can you post an image of an example please?

Great website you have!

[CPB]

I agree, can you post an image of an example please?

Great website you have!

I'm guessing it would have been one like this. They are officially called AH staatsrahmen. They are always rare, but the signed ones especially so.

[nzef1940]

Great , many thanks.