Hitler & Göring Signed Citations on E-Stand

[hucks216]

Despite the extravagant description the Hitler signatures on these two documents are the facsimile versions and not hand signed - and the Göring signature is potentially the autopen variant. AND seeing both on a citation is far from rare.

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=922995

[Brian R]

Agreed, Kevin. The Hitler signatures are facsimile, particularly the first one.

[Oberbootsmann]

Agreed, Kevin. The Hitler signatures are facsimile, particularly the first one.

Both of them.

[Wood]

To be fair, he does state that the Hitler signatures are facsimile, but yes, the hype.
Pete

[hucks216]

To be fair, he does state that the Hitler signatures are facsimile, but yes, the hype.
Pete

He has edited the description since this thread was posted - he started off claiming that they were all guaranteed original, hand signed, examples and with an asking price of $7,500.

[Brian R]

Both of them.

Yes, but the first one seems so obvious that I'm not sure how it could ever be mistaken.

[Wood]

He has edited the description since this thread was posted - he started off claiming that they were all guaranteed original, hand signed, examples and with an asking price of $7,500.

Ahh, I see, thanks for the clarification mate. Makes you wonder.....
Pete

[FrenchVolunteer]

Hi,

all the pictures are available for the WAF archives on this other topic :

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=923003

See You

Vince