I have the chance of buying a biography of Hitler autographed by the guy himself.
Does his signature look legit? I plan on getting it formally authenticated but first i need to make sure that there's a good chance that the signature is real.
I have the chance of buying a biography of Hitler autographed by the guy himself.
Does his signature look legit? I plan on getting it formally authenticated but first i need to make sure that there's a good chance that the signature is real.
I've never heard of Hitler signing books at all...I believe this is an attempt to "Jazz-Up" an otherwise fairly common book by adding a bogus signature...
cheers, Glenn
Welcome to the forum. I don't see how you could ever be sure if this was real, there is so little to go on and its so easy to fake, and the picture is of poor quality.
Do you have any closeups of the signature?
he did indeed sign book. thanks for the reply btw
He signed this one in his bunker
Copy of Mein Kampf signed by Hitler in his bunker as Allies closed in emerges for sale | Mail Online
And this one in 1925
Rarest ever copy of Mein Kampf signed by Adolf Hitler s expected to sell for £30,000 | Mail Online
If you open the picture you can zoom in. I will try and get a close-up on the signature from the owner
The signature doesn't look real to me; it clearly differs from known Hitler signatures.
(Taken from the thread https://www.warrelics.eu/forum/photo...please-275685/ )
One instantly recognizable difference is the way the "H" and the "i" are connected: Hitler's "H" ended with a downward stroke, followed by an angular upward stroke for the "i".
Here, the "H" flows into the "i" in a bend. (Apologies to graphologists for using layman terms; I am sure it can be described better... But you catch my drift.)
Also, the surname in particular appears to be written by an unsure hand, not as smoothly as somebody would write his own signature.
parkinson's maybe?
Last edited by CARL; 08-14-2013 at 11:30 PM.
I do know that Hitler's signature deteriorated as the war progressed, in the end it was merely a scribble...This to me is trying to be a later period signature but it's on an early-produced book...I see no reason to believe this is an original signature...yet. I'd like to know how much the seller is trying to get for this item....
cheers, Glenn
all i can tell you is that the asking price is not in the thousands of dollars range and he doesn't have a COA. from what he's told me, he bought it from a military collectibles expo.
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