A few of the recent threads regarding Hitler plaques has inspired me to post up this one that I acquired a while back from a German woman who purportedly had this in her house as a youngster...Anyway, I've as yet still not come across another one like it. It's a profile of a young-ish (say, Kampfzeit / 20's period) Hitler, with early facsimile signature. It's mounted on the typical black painted mounting board, and has the again, standard type triangular wire mounting loops on the reverse. I don't have it in hand, but it measures roughly a little over a foot tall by about 10 inches wide, give or take. It's in excellent condition overall and is very highly detailed. Also included, was this nice Bakelite martial flag topper (finial), in the shape of a sword w/ swastika and EK1 motif, surmounted by "Symbol wird Waffe" (Symbol shall be a weapon"). It too, is in very nice shape, just showing some patina consummate with age. Couple quick snaps for your perusal, and if anyone else has come across one of these early Hitler plaques, it'd be interesting to hear about it. Thank you.
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This early Hitler portrait as a wall plaque is known to me and exists also in a bronze version of which I attach a pic for you here.Comment
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...Sieht SEHR aehnlich aus! Ich bedanke mich!Comment
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1940 veterans flag top.
Hello Milton:Originally posted by Milton View Post
Nice metal scrap drive replacement veterans flag pole top.
OFW
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1940 vet tops in 1945 surrender. 
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Thanks OFW. I was happy to have it, especially since it's an un-damaged example.Comment
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