Post your SS-Poster

[Max Wünsche]

Not glass.......UV perspex, which is more expensive than glass!

Glass is a no-no as if it breaks your poster has a good chance of getting damaged.

Not to mention glass is heavier, which is a factor when getting the larger posters framed.

Do you guys generally frame your posters in UV protected glass?

[Harm Wulf]

The artist was
Albrecht, Felix geb. Darmstadt 06.07.1900. Sohn eines Hochschulassistenten; 1917 - 1918 Kriegsdienst; Betriebsingenieur; 00.00.1924 Eintritt in die DNVP; 1925 - 1927 Studium an der Staatlichen Hochschule für bildende Künste in Berlin, anschließend als freier Künstler, Illustrator, Buchausstatter und Schriftsteller tätig. 27.05.1927 Eintritt in die NSDAP (Mitgliedsnr. 62.499), Plakatgestalter für die NSDAP, 00.00.1930 Eintritt in die SS (Mitgliedsnr. 2.596), 18.10.1931 Teilnehmer am SA-Treffen in Braunschweig, 06.12.1931 SS-Sturmführer, freier Mitarbeiter der Reichspropagandaleitung der NSDAP und des RFSS, 00.00.1933 Mitarbeiter der Abteilung Werbung des Agrarpolitischen Amtes der NSDAP, 09.11.1933 SS-Obersturmführer, 00.00.1933 Beisitzer der Reichsschrifttumskammer in der Filmprüfstelle, 00.00.1934 Kunstfachberater im Hauptamt für Volkswohlfahrt der NSDAP, 09.09.1934 SS-Hauptsturmführer, 00.00.1938 Anstellung im Hauptamt für Volkswohlfahrt der NSDAP. Werke: “Deutschlands große Führer” (Hrsg.)

Thank Martin I discover all about the postcard.
Two different types. One in B&W and one in colour.
1932, SS advertising card no. 1.
Illustration by F. Albrecht.
Published by Wilhelm F. Mayr, Miesbach

[wolfslair44]

Not glass.......UV perspex, which is more expensive than glass!

Glass is a no-no as if it breaks your poster has a good chance of getting damaged.

Not to mention glass is heavier, which is a factor when getting the larger posters framed.

Thanks. I've never even heard of this. Hopefully the framing people will know how to order.

[Harm Wulf]

Hate and destruction for our enemies. Freedom, justice and bread for our nation
Authorship: Werner von Axster-Heudtlass - Maria von Axster-Heudtlass;

[Harm Wulf]

Harald Damsleth poster, Norway

[Michael Fay]

Thanks. I've never even heard of this. Hopefully the framing people will know how to order.

Are you framing the Post card ?

Also : not all framers are created equal. Most in my area will claim eveything is archival without any evidence to back it up.
And some will not offer certain glass/glass alternatives

[Max Wünsche]

I just put a deposit on this one, 14th Waffen Grenadier Division - Galizien!

Interesting for me as my wife's great grandfather I believe worked with this unit for a time.

[Max Wünsche]

Harald Damsleth poster, Norway

This is an original of the Damsleth work you just posted Harm!

Your book doubles as a great paper-weight at the top to hold it down flat....

[wolfslair44]

Are you framing the Post card ?

Also : not all framers are created equal. Most in my area will claim eveything is archival without any evidence to back it up.
And some will not offer certain glass/glass alternatives

No, it's the Bertau poster below. Any advice is appreciated.

[florian_geyer72]

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Wallonie poster, writings on the back.



Street : Jonckay 39
Town :4860 Pepinster
Country : Belgium

[Ralph Arndt]

Galizien Color Poster

[FrenchVolunteer]

Hi,

already posted on #1142, and as some members said on this topic post war poster very likely.

Can you check your poster with a black light ? It may help us to confirm our opinion.

See You

Vince

[Ralph Arndt]

Hello, I did this 20 years ago, does not glow. Thank you, Ralph

[jotuntroll]

It is most probably a post war fantasy Ralph.





The norwegian with the wikingship is really great artwork. One of the best made of Damsleth.

[Max Wünsche]

Hi,

already posted on #1142, and as some members said on this topic post war poster very likely.

Can you check your poster with a black light ? It may help us to confirm our opinion.

See You

Vince

Agreed Vince,

If there was an original of this artwork I dare say this was it... The colour one just screams FAKE!!!




Even another post-war take on this...