Description During his time as Chancellor and Leader of Germany, Adolf Hitler was one of the most famous and infamous people on the planet. During rallies and other even era he would sign autographs on photos, paper, you name it. These have become highly collectible amongst collectors these days. This example of a Hoffman #32 post card was signed in black ink and the look of the signature puts it around 1940-1942. I’ve had a few of these over the years and the details in which his original signature changed over the course of the war is astonishing. Textbook signature that displays amazingly with the powerful image of the Füher seated in a chair looking at the camera in his famous tan/gold coat!
