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Hitler commemorative postcard

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#1

Hi guys,

 

I'm new here and recently bought an original WWII commemorative card for Adolf Hitler's birthday. I was just wondering if this is the real deal or not? Since I have no expertise in these things. I want to eventually frame it and put it on display in my living room.

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#2

I’ve never seen anything like it but I don’t know everything. Let’s see if anyone else has an idea.

#3

Looks fine. A relatively inexpensive artifact. I have seen variations but the common denominator in all is the postage stamp. 

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#4

It wasn't expensive indeed, thanks for your opinion. Always worried that I'm buying something counterfeited

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#5

Agree with Marshall, 100% Authentic.

 

I collect Third Reich Post Cards and Postage Stamps, and this is a Commemorative Card that is featured in Volume 3 of the series of books "POSTCARDS OF THE THIRD REICH by R. James Bender.

 

Your card has the post cancellation of Obersalzburg which is one of the known ink stamps, the others being Berlin, Munich and Vienna. 

 

A very nice pickup

 

Leigh 

 

 

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#6
1 hour ago, Rakkasan187 said:

Agree with Marshall, 100% Authentic.

 

I collect Third Reich Post Cards and Postage Stamps, and this is a Commemorative Card that is featured in Volume 3 of the series of books "POSTCARDS OF THE THIRD REICH by R. James Bender.

 

Your card has the post cancellation of Obersalzburg which is one of the known ink stamps, the others being Berlin, Munich and Vienna. 

 

A very nice pickup

 

Leigh 

 

 

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That's awesome, thanks!

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