HH calling card

[Woolgar]

There's no email address or website on them either, I would of at least expected to see something like.....HH.RFSS@reichskanc.gov.de

[Erich S]

Himmler IMO, no doubt wrote out this card. If you look at the many examples in Hamilton's book on TR autographes, you can see the distinct style of his G's for example, which this card shows. Himmler made a point in writting out his own notes for example when gifts were given.
In the case of the calling cards, the H's in Heinrich and Himmler were always in lower case letters.

[klinger]

this one looks more like a calling card, maybe the other one is just a greeting card or a presentation card as usual in the olddays

[ww2fotos]

You know those are fake. They would have used an SS eagle, don't you think? Where did you find those? On ebay? I've never seen a TR calling card printed on both sides, either.

[klinger]

You know those are fake. They would have used an SS eagle, don't you think? Where did you find those? On ebay? I've never seen a TR calling card printed on both sides, either.

no i just got them from a friend who got them last year from someone on the war and peace show

[Erich S]

Looks like these cards were made during the 4th Reich?

[klinger]

Looks like these cards were made during the 4th Reich?

i dont trust any cards like this not even other ones like the onces from usm books of this standarten führer oder sturmann, but i remember usm was selling one of thes i showd as well some time ago

[klinger]

or was it snyders treasure

[ado]

Erich, i still don't see any difference between the two cards (looking at the front)???

[Erich S]

On your card the H's in Heinrich and Himmler are in upper case letters. Originals they're in lower case.