signature AH

[Aleksei]

Hello!
Is that an authentic autograph?
Thank You!
Aleksei

https://www.emedals.com/europe/germa...-adolf-bartels

[max history]

Yes, but very expensive for what it is.

[Aleksei]

Yes, but very expensive for what it is.

Thank you very much, dear Max! I've never seen a form like this before. I will try to slowly get used to the forum and in the future put posts about books from the library of the Reich Chancellery.

[Il_brillante]

Good one and agree with Max, very high-priced item

[Aleksei]

Good one and agree with Max, very high-priced item

Thank you very much for your information! I realized that I could try to find similar documents with a price of $ 1500-2000.
With respect
Aleksei

[tompress]

Thank you very much for your information! I realized that I could try to find similar documents with a price of $ 1500-2000.
With respect
Aleksei

Right. Promotion or award documents with Hitler's hand signature are not very rare, but in high demand. Anyway, I suppose, they are available in Europe about 1000 € level.

[Aleksei]

Right. Promotion or award documents with Hitler's hand signature are not very rare, but in high demand. Anyway, I suppose, they are available in Europe about 1000 € level.

You are right. But a good autograph can be purchased now only at auctions. Prices are high in online stores. Here's an interesting example: two award documents signed by AG on the same day in Berlin.
http://www.sjsmilitaria.com/paper-it...document-1935/
https://www.aw-autographen.com/history/f-j/
The cost is significantly different. Signature ink is also different, but this can be due to storage conditions. I don't really like forms. And Blomberg's autograph. But I'm not a specialist, but a novice collector.
Here is a document I like.
http://www.war-relics.com/products/s...certification/
with respect,
Aleksei

[Aleksei]

Hello!
I want to bring to Your attention an example of a fake signature of the AH.
http://www.sjsmilitaria.com/books/ad...ned-book-1919/
At first, I almost bought this fake myself. But friends working as criminologists, established signs of forgery: angularity of some elements of the autograph, uncharacteristic writing of the letter H and other signs. Then managed to find an authentic autograph AH, written in 1919.
http://religion.blogs.cnn.com/2011/0...ewish-removal/
After that, I began to doubt the authenticity of many autographs and drawings of AH from this site. Now these "pictures of Hitler" exhibited at an auction. Excessive demand gives rise to offers from falsifiers. Probably, the forum participants are also often faced with the fakes? But, as rightly pointed out dear Max, the forum is read not only collectors, but also the manufacturers of fakes.
By the way, in Russia in the antique market there are some things AH (napkin for dining table, napkin rings and others) a completely different style than the same items in the antique markets of Western Europe and the USA. In our country, they are rare and were captured as trophies by the Soviet troops during the storming of the Reich Chancellery. But I'll tell about it later in another section of the forum, when it will be possible to attach images.