Goring Signature

[twoodson412]

Does this signature look authentic?

[Br. James]

Yes, it does to me.

Br. James

[fredswiss]

I’m not saying it’s not legitimate but I have never seen a pink colored Göring signature. I’m curious to see what others think.

[twoodson412]

Red that changed color over the years?

[twoodson412]

Here are the other pages

[twoodson412]

And another pink signature

[VtwinVince]

That one is not at all typical.

[twoodson412]

The first one I believe is original. I'm guessing it was red and just turned pinkish over the years.

[JeremyJ]

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Based on the original HG signatures I have it looks fine.

Jeremy

[max history]

The first one I believe is original. I'm guessing it was red and just turned pinkish over the years.

They are both authentic.
The cerise coloured crayon was commonly used to sign documents. It has not faded. Ernst Röhm used this colour crayon almost exclusively.
Max.

[Tomoko]

I’m not saying it’s not legitimate but I have never seen a pink colored Göring signature. I’m curious to see what others think.

I have to make some scans when i have some time but i do have Göring's signature from 1934 onwards in the following colors:
black, blue, dark blue, red and dark green

So i would not be surprised if Göring was the type of guy who would just use any writing tool in reach, no matter the color, but that is just a guess from the variety of colors in my collection

[twoodson412]

I'm glad it is authentic. Hopefully $450 was a good price. Now I just need a Himmler signature.

[BrianK]

As I say not an expert but looks just like the pencil signatures I've seen. I don't think the color is unusual.