I would sincerely appreciate any opinions as to the authenticity of this Adolf Hitler calling card.thanks
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I'm not familiar with the typeface that this card is printed in, but what immediately leaps to my attention is the spelling of Reichschancellor, here seen as "Reichskanxler." The German for that word is "Reichskanzler," but being unfamiliar with the typeface that this is printed in, I suppose the lower case "z" could resemble the lower case "x"...???
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IMO it is a 'z'. This is hard to say without handling it. Can you tell if it was made with an engraved plate or is the printing flat? If an engraved plate, I tend to think it may be original.
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No pictures are posted!Originally posted by a.h. View PostI would sincerely appreciate any opinions as to the authenticity of this Adolf Hitler calling card.thanks
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More Prontoprint than Wilhelmstrasse....Comment
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Didn't snyder have a load of these and different TR personalities on his site?Comment
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Quite apart from any typeface, quality and printing queries about this piece, do we honestly think AH would have even needed a calling card at this point?
I'd have to say probably not.Comment
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I agree with what he says CPB,They have existed or fantasy?
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I don't know if it's original or not, but I've seen cards to lower grade military officers that look a hundred times better then this one. JimComment
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