Poster Nordmenn SS

[guigui]

Hello to all,
I ask for your opinion on this poster.
The best forum but as these of the SS has no it can be that one of you has one of it like that.
I made a comment in the forum of the specialist of the paper.
Room of time?????
Beforehand thanks to all the persons who are going to take time to answer me.
Cordially
GUIGUI

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[FrenchVolunteer]

Hi,

you can also post directly on the "SS poster" topic, this is better for reference.

The first thing i can say is that the poster is incomplete, as it was for an SS meeting in Oslo.

Second thing, it is far too "black" with low resolution...
Also the SS runes on the helmet are not the same as on an original one...
The text is also different...

In my opinion, a bad copy, like for the french SS "toi aussi !"...

A similar design was used for a propaganda booklet.



Original poster, courtesy of Westland from the Samlerforumet.net.



See You

Vince

[Bullmann]

Sorry. This is fake. Wrong colours, wrong size (Only ever printed in a fairly small size that I won't disclose here. The fakers can find out for themselves).
And why would you want to glue a german paper from 1936 to a Norwegian poster printed in 1943?
The fakers generally asume that the Norwegian SS posters were a product that had something to do with Germany and often use fake German printing abbreviations and such on the fakes, but these posters were designed in Norway by Norwegian artists and printed in Norway by Norwegian printing bureas.

[Harm Wulf]

Format: 31,5x48 cm
copies: 50.000

Artist: Harald Damsleth
look here
http://www.damsleth.info/
http://www.galleria.thule-italia.com/damsleth.html

Poster posted from Guigui is a fake.

[H-U Rudel]

Bad fake. There's an auction with this poster on a internet platform.
Kind regards
Uli

[all1knew]

Here is one I came across. I cannot tell the rune on the helmet due to the flash but the collar tab looks more detailed than the one in the original post. Any chance of mine being authentic or is this one of the too dark fakes?

William Kramer

[all1knew]

additional photos. Odd to me that the poster is folded in half and mounted on an Italian map. The mounting of a German newspaper on the fake that started the thread is similar but I believe I see some overall differences in the two prints, any feedback?

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[jotuntroll]

It is another post war copy. 100%

[all1knew]

It is another post war copy. 100%

thank you. Odd to see this one is signed by an artist, whereas the others are not.

William Kramer

[jotuntroll]

Hi

The artist was Harald Damsleth.

[Max Wünsche]

As the others have said, its a bad fake...!

Damsleth usually signed his posters with a 'd' only, as per this example below...

Not all of his posters are signed however.

thank you. Odd to see this one is signed by an artist, whereas the others are not.

William Kramer

[Palmenmuster]

It is another post war copy. 100%

Totally agree, post war copy.
Tom