First Edition Mein Kampf?

[MD Helmets]

Did klaus butschek just have an amber version in his last auction? Anyone know if that was a genuine piece? This has me curious.

Edit : Found it. http://www.butschek-antiques.com/201...r-edition.html

[Wagriff]

Yes he did, Todd, and yes it was. I was extremely tempted to bid on it. If I had taken just One more pill, I likely would have and would probably be divorced by now...It went disgustingly Cheap, however, and I'll likely regret Not purchasing it, although my Wife is the better of the deal, I have to say.
No, the 1925 editions are about the earliest published that I am aware of. The Ambers were put out much later in 1939 and were special hand made pieces for high celebrity and honored recipients as gifts. As far as I've ever heard, they were not available to the general public for purchase.

[Aleksander P]

The known patterns of Hitler's signature changes a lot, and I'm concerned that this pattern does not match the 20's pattern at all. It does however, match the later patterns...i.e. during the 1930's.

Here is a chart about the change in his signatures throughout the years.

[der-hase-fee]

What ever happened to this copy of Mein Kampf. I would like to buy it. If sold how much did it sell for? Thank you.

I added it to Ludwig Häring's set of Golden Party Badges.

[Gunny Hartmann]

Looks like the early 30s signatures are the closest!...