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    #46
    Originally posted by BlackWatch1 View Post
    If the seller wants to list it for $1,000,000 who cares? It is his property after all. Just look at the crazy 'artwork' including modern photographs that have sold in the last decade for millions.

    This sold for 4.3 million dollars!


    https://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/...hotograph.html


    I don't care how much money you have, whoever paid that amount for the Rhine photo is severely lacking in brain matter...

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      #47
      Originally posted by clestuff View Post
      Some of you guys seem to be really shook up by my asking price. I think you secretly like it and wish I priced it lower so you can buy it...., no such luck, like I said before, show me similar photos and I'll buy all you have for $100. I'm still waiting and see nothing but opinions about what its worth.
      I will make this my last post in this thread as I am growing tired of your childish drivel.

      The fact this thread has gone 3 pages longer than it should have is a result of you so stubbornly trying to justify said price despite numerous valid counter points. Especially as you revealed having very little knowledge about the personalities in the photo from the start and yet you suddenly turn into an expert with regards to what its value should be.

      I couldn't care less what you ask, I don't think anyone here does. We were merely pointing out that if you are truly serious about selling this photo (which I doubt) then the price is just a tad too high (try 95%).

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        #48
        Hi,

        Originally posted by clestuff View Post
        show me similar photos and I'll buy all you have for $100.
        You can find dozen of private pictures of Adolf Hitler on M321, many amongst them are from 1939-1940, but some others are from earlier years. The ones i'm talking of are currently available on "buy it now", and are priced between 50 to 100 euros.
        "Interesting/atmospheric" private pictures usually sell for up to 150 euros, but they do not remain "unsold".

        With a nice historical text, your picture may maybe find a rich collector on Alexander Autographs.

        See You

        Vince

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          #49
          Hi,

          Originally posted by BlackWatch1 View Post
          If the seller wants to list it for $1,000,000 who cares? It is his property after all. Just look at the crazy 'artwork' including modern photographs that have sold in the last decade for millions.

          This sold for 4.3 million dollars!
          "Contemporary" photographic art is as useless as contemporary art.
          There is no beauty - nor work - in it. This is pure b*ll****.
          It is a way to evade taxes and launder money, and artificially create value on stuff that don't have any. Like the cryptocurrencies or the financial markets.

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          Vince

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            #50
            Originally posted by FrenchVolunteer View Post
            Hi,



            "Contemporary" photographic art is as useless as contemporary art.
            There is no beauty - nor work - in it. This is pure b*ll****.
            It is a way to evade taxes and launder money, and artificially create value on stuff that don't have any. Like the cryptocurrencies or the financial markets.

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            Vince
            Hi Vince,
            Everybody has an opinion, it doesn't mean they are correct. Their was another "Vince" who couldn't sell his work because everybody's opinion was "they are worthless", his name was Vincent Van Gogh...

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              #51
              Originally posted by FrenchVolunteer View Post
              Hi,



              You can find dozen of private pictures of Adolf Hitler on M321, many amongst them are from 1939-1940, but some others are from earlier years. The ones i'm talking of are currently available on "buy it now", and are priced between 50 to 100 euros.
              "Interesting/atmospheric" private pictures usually sell for up to 150 euros, but they do not remain "unsold".

              With a nice historical text, your picture may maybe find a rich collector on Alexander Autographs.

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              Vince
              I would say "all" of them are from 1939 on [war years], not "many", and they are copies. Big, big difference. You guys are still trying to compare apples to oranges. I'm not buying it. Just admit it, you tried to find one and could not. I could wait forever and still not see comparable example.

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                #52
                Originally posted by clestuff View Post
                I could wait forever.

                Which is probably the time it will take to sell your photo at that price!

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                  #53
                  Hi,

                  Originally posted by clestuff View Post
                  Their was another "Vince" who couldn't sell his work because everybody's opinion was "they are worthless", his name was Vincent Van Gogh...
                  C'mon, this is a fallacious argument...

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                  Vince

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                    #54
                    Nice photo of Hitler talking to "pilgrims" visiting his mountainside house, Haus Wachenfeld, probably in 1934/35. It looks pre-Berghof. These photos are not rare at all, although seeing Hitler close-up like that is quite unusual. If you listed this on ebay, you'd probably get $150/200.

                    Chris

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                      #55
                      In that condition, for $1500, it would have to be a photo of Adolf banging Eva.

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                        #56
                        Originally posted by BrianK View Post
                        In that condition, for $1500, it would have to be a photo of Adolf banging Eva.
                        hah i hesitated to say it too, but yes that would be a good reason.
                        sigpic

                        -=Always looking for French cadets infos at Shaw Field South Carolina 1944=-

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                          #57
                          Just to add one more comment.. This is a very good example of Adolf hideing the tremmor in his left arm.

                          Note how he is clutching his thumb and pressing it against his middle.

                          Like ths others say snap-shots of AH are not uncommon there are many dozens on this website all of witch are un-piblished.

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                            #58
                            Hey byterock, wouldn’t this be a bit early for him to be having tremors?

                            Joel

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                              #59
                              No you can see them in some of the early films as far back as 34. After about 36 your rarely see Hitler without something in his left hand and his speech style changed to have less gyration of the left hadn and insted clutches the podium.

                              have a quick read here

                              https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4683874/

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                                #60
                                Originally posted by byterock View Post
                                No you can see them in some of the early films as far back as 34. After about 36 your rarely see Hitler without something in his left hand and his speech style changed to have less gyration of the left hadn and insted clutches the podium.

                                have a quick read here

                                https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4683874/
                                Thanks!

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