Putsch/ Feldherrnhalle Grouping

[ErichS]

Here's an interesting Putsch card from my collection that you don't often see.

[Br. James]

Indeed you don't! I haven't seen it before. Many thanks for sharing it, Erich. Is there anything on the reverse?

Br. James

[ErichS]

Indeed you don't! I haven't seen it before. Many thanks for sharing it, Erich. Is there anything on the reverse?

Br. James

Thanks, no the card was unused. This card is an art card due to the fact that no photos exist of the actual event.

[Br. James]

Thanks again, Erich. This card is an example of what today we would call the results of "photo-shop" technology -- where Hitler is standing would have been covered with the barbed-wire barricade that the Green Police set up on 11/9/23. But it's great to see this!

Br. James

[ErichS]

I just picked up this cool photo card and it's the first like it that I have seen.

[Erich B.]

Great photo! Probably dates from early 33 as the men are not wearing shoulderboards.
Erich

[ErichS]

Great photo! Probably dates from early 33 as the men are not wearing shoulderboards.
Erich

Thanks Erich, I would love to have the Funeral sash in my collection!

[Br. James]

Another rare FHH card for your collection, Erich; congrats! I have never seen this particular representation of the rear center of the pavilion with its bronze “army monument,” which was placed there by Prince Regent Luitpold in 1892. And it appears to have an honor guard of an SA and an SS Man. Anything interesting on the reverse?

Br. James

[ErichS]

Another rare FHH card for your collection, Erich; congrats! I have never seen this particular representation of the rear center of the pavilion with its bronze “army monument,” which was placed there by Prince Regent Luitpold in 1892. And it appears to have an honor guard of an SA and an SS Man. Anything interesting on the reverse?

Br. James

Hi Br. James, nothing on the reverse and a card I couldn't pass up.

[Br. James]

Thanks Erich; just wondering if the reverse might have had the publisher's name. Again, a fine addition to your collection.

Br. James

[Odulf]

HJ pilgrims at the Feldherrnhalle

[ErichS]

HJ pilgrims at the Feldherrnhalle

No, that's the Ehrentempel. A nice shot!

[Br. James]

And a great shot it was, too, with the vast Königsplatz and the Propyläen gateway onto the plaza stretching out into the background. Thanks for sharing,

Br. James

[ErichS]

Here's another very interesting booklet that I just added to my collection. It's a Party produced publication detailing the events hour by hour of the 1933 anniversary march to the FHH. Also included are many adds supporting the Party. A neat item and the 1st I have seen.

[ErichS]

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