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The images and text used on this and all other USM web pages are the copyrighted property
of USM Inc. Those images and the text may be used by others ONLY AFTER completion
of a formal international licensing agreement and payment of a licensing fee!
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THIRD REICH ERA POSTERS
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THIRD REICH ERA POSTERS,
NOW IN A SMALLER, MORE
USEFUL SIZE
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| The copies of posters shown and offered here for sale have all been scanned directly from Third Reich originals. Any damage that we could find was repaired and all paper folds were removed from the images before they were remastered in a size convenient to 21st century display by collectors and museums. All posters are printed on heavy, 80 pound white acid-free mat art paper, suitable for framing. The sizes shown on each poster are in inches and may vary slightly. |
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PRICES:
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| Each poster is priced at only US$10.00 delivered in the USA. For postage for orders to be delivered outside the USA, see information after quantity discounts below. All posters are shipped in photographic Stayflat envelopes, in tubes or in triangular Priority Mail boxes depending on quantity ordered. |
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QUANTITY DISCOUNTS:
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| Three or more posters ordered at the same time for delivery to the same address in the United States, are $9.00 each delivered. Five or more posters ordered at the same time for delivery to the same address in the United States, are $8.00 each delivered. Ten or more posters ordered at the same time for delivery to the same address in the United States, are $7.50 each delivered. No other discounts apply. For shipments to destinations OUTSIDE THE USA buyers must add US$10.00 postage for the first poster and US$0.50 postage for each additional poster to the prices quoted here. |
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| Number 187: HISTORY OF THE GERMAN EAGLE POSTER - size 11 x 17 inches (28 x 43-1/2 cm), shows the history of the eagle as used on the coats of arms of German cities and German governments from the earliest times through 1939. This is an original Third Reich SS poster on which the text has been translated into modern English without changing any of the images. |
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| Number 174: FÜHRERSTANDARTE POSTER - size 11 x 14 inches (28 x 36 cm), shows the personal Standarte or Standard of Germany's 23rd Chancellor and Commander of the Armed Forces, Adolf Hitler, the Führerstandarte. |
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"As long as I live
I will fight for the
restoration of the
future and greatness
of the German
People."
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| Number 169: LEIBSTANDARTE SS ADOLF HITLER POSTER - size 11 x 15 inches (28 x 38 cm), shows the SS Standarte or Standard of Hitler's personal bodyguards hanging from the pole beneath a gold and silver eagle and swastika. |
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| Number 176: ADOLF HITLER POSTER - size 11 x 15 inches (28 x 38 cm), shows the Professor Knirr portrait of Germany's 23rd Chancellor and Führer of the Nazi Party, Adolf Hitler, wearing his World War I Iron Cross and Wound Badge medals and a swastika armband. |
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| Number 177: HAUS WACHENFELD POSTER - size 11 x 15 inches (28 x 38 cm), shows Haus Wachenfeld above Berchtesgaden, with a swastika flag below the garage. Hitler purchased the Alpine style house at age 39 and remodeled and expanded it twice changing it into the Berghof as shown on poster number 163. The British Air Force bombed it to bits on Wednesday 25 April 1945. |
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| Number 184: 1937 BERLIN AUTO SHOW POSTER - size 11 x 16-1/2 inches (28 x 42 cm), shows three automobiles in motion in front of the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin. The Internationale Automobil- und Motorrad-Ausstellung (International Car and Motorcycle Exhibition) was held in Berlin from 20 February to 7 March 1937. |
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| Number 186: 1938 BERLIN AUTO SHOW POSTER - size 11 x 16 inches (28 x 40-1/2 cm), shows an automobile on the Reichsautobahn heading for Berlin and the exhibition center in which the Internationale Automobil- und Motorrad-Ausstellung (International Car and Motorcycle Exhibition) was held from 18 February to 6 March 1938. |
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| Number 182: 1939 BERLIN AUTO SHOW POSTER - size 11 x 16 inches (28 x 40-1/2 cm), shows a Mercedes-Benz and Auto-Union race car atop the world in front of the hall where the Internationale Automobil- und Motorrad-Ausstellung (International Car and Motorcycle Exhibition) was held in Berlin from 17 February to 5 March 1939. |
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| Number 164: NAZI SOARING EAGLE POSTER - size 11 x 15-1/4 inches (28 x 39 cm), is an evocative sepia toned Hanns Bastanier illustration of an eagle soaring in flight between a bank of Nazi flags and a swastika sun shining through heavy, threatening clouds. First published in Germany in 1933. |
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| Number 172: THE ETERNAL JEW POSTER - size 11 x 15 inches (28 x 38 cm), depicts a traditional Jew dressed in black and wearing a black cap against a yellow background. Under his left arm he carries a map of northeastern Europe emblazoned with a communist hammer and sickle insignia. In his right hand are four gold coins and in his left is a whip. The words ,,Der Ewige Jude’’ (The Eternal Jew) appear in pseudo-Hebrew letters at the bottom. Used as a poster in Nazi Germany at an exhibition in Wien (Vienna) in 1938. |
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Number 180: MERCEDES-BENZ POSTER - size 11 x 14-1/2 inches (28 x 37 cm), shows the front end of the latest 1938 Mercedes-Benz automobile in front of the fence surrounding Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring’s Air Ministry on Wilhelmstrasse in central Berlin. Atop the fence post is an enormous eagle perched on a wreath in the center of which is a swastika. Clearly, Mercedes-Benz wanted to associate themselves with the symbols of Nazi Germany. |
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| Number 181: REICHSAUTOBAHN POSTER - size 11 x 15 inches (28 x 39 cm), shows the enormous Reichsautobahn Mangfall Brücke or state freeway bridge over the Mangfall River on the Munich-Salzburg Autobahn in Bavaria, not far from Munich. |
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| The bridge is still there today, as beautiful as it was in the mid 1930s. |
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| Number 185: AUTO-UNION POSTER - size 11 x 15 inches (28 x 39 cm), shows the emblem found on the front of the radiator shell on Horch, Audi and Wanderer cars casting its shadow on a section of the Reichsautobahn in a rural part of Adolf Hitler’s Greater Germany. |
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| Number 183: AUTO-UNION RACING POSTER - size 11 x 15 inches (28 x 39 cm), shows a DKW motorcycle and an Auto-Union race car cruising to victory. The text explains how Auto-Union’s racing efforts combined with high quality German workmanship brought home the trophies in 1936.
Auto-Union’s car brands were Audi, Horch and Wanderer and their motorcycles were sold under the brand DKW. Their most successful race car driver was Europameister, Deutscher Strassenmeister and Deutscher Bergmeister, Bernd Rosemeyer
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| Number 173: DEGENERATE ART POSTER - size 11 x 15-1/2 inches (28 x 39 cm), shows what the Nazis considered to be the quintessential piece of degenerate art “the New Man”, a sculpture by Jewish artist Otto Freundlich. The word ENTARTETE at the top means “degenerate” and KUNST at the bottom means “art”. This image was used in Nazi Germany in connection with an exhibit of “degenerate art” in 1937. |
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| Number 170: DEGENERATE MUSIC POSTER - size 11 x 15-1/2 inches (28 x 39 cm), shows a caricature of a negro in a top hat, gloves and tails playing a saxophone. On his lapel is a flower embellished with a Star of David or Jewish Star. The text at the bottom translates as “Degenerate MUSIC - a Reckoning by Privy Counselor Dr. H.S. Ziegler”.
First published as a poster in Nazi Germany, although “Negro Music” had been banned in Germany prior to the Nazi Third Reich, by a decree in 1930.
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GO TO PAGE 2 OF NAZI POSTERS, CLICK HERE.
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We are also selling a large selection of Nazi era postcards. Interested? Click HERE.
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