Hitler Christmas Thank You Card 1943

[d.fritz]

Hey, I recently purchased a Hitler Christmas card, but I'm suspicious of what I received. I believe it to be a fake, I would greatly appreciate any input from the rest of you.

Thank you!



https://imgur.com/a/yQ1uh

[DanCz]

I have an example of just such a greetings card - - - included within a wartime scrap book compiled by an English solder serving in Italy if that helps.

[FrenchVolunteer]

Hi,

picture of d.fritz for the WAF archives.

DanCz, if you want to send me additional pictures of your own document, please send me by PM your email, i will contact you.

See You

Vince

[Br. James]

I wouldn't call this card "a fake," though it was not signed by AH -- by the early 1940s such cards included the printed signature of Hitler.

Br. James

[max history]

I wouldn't call this card "a fake," though it was not signed by AH -- by the early 1940s such cards included the printed signature of Hitler.

Br. James

I think this one stands a very good chance of being a fake. It does not look like the professionally produced printed cards sent by Hitler's office, bearing his facsimile signature. It does resemble the post-war repro versions.
Max.

[Erich B.]

The facsimile signature on this one looks like a rubber stamping as opposed to the printed or litho'd facsimile seen on those cards considered to be originals.
Erich