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ADOLF HITLER AUTOGRAPHED POSTCARD - 100% AUTHENTIC
AN ABSOLUTELY
AUTHENTIC HOFFMANN
PHOTO POSTCARD
AUTOGRAPHED IN PENCIL
BY NAZI FÜHRER AND
GERMANY’S 23rd
CHANCELLOR
ADOLF HITLER
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This Hoffmann postcard with genuine Adolf Hitler autograph is
**SOLD**.
We will be happy to ship abroad at additional cost. Please inquire.
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This is easily the finest original Hitler autograph we have ever offered for sale in our many, many years as sellers of authentic Third Reich material. The hand-signed Hitler autograph was done in soft lead pencil (a writing instrument Adolf Hitler favored) in the 1 x 4 inch space provided for that purpose on a genuine negative-to-paper photographic print. The Heinrich Hoffmann made Adolf Hitler portrait postcard is number 37a in a size of 10.5 x 14.8 cm (4-1/8 x 5-13/16 inches).
Deckle edged Hoffmann 37a postcards were offered for sale in the Heinrich Hoffmann catalogs of the era for 30 Reichspfennigs (about 12 US cents), so anyone could have bought one in the hope of getting close enough to Hitler to have him autograph it. Is is also entirely likely that people on Hitler’s immediate staff carried examples of the Hoffmann 37a postcard so that Hitler could autograph and present one if circumstances called for it.
This postcard is in excellent original condition and comes with a notarized Certificate of Authenticity signed by well-known Third Reich experts and authors Ray & Josephine Cowdery, providing more background on their original purchase of the postcard.