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Zwei sehr frühe Parteibücher eines Ehepaares

Lot 2145
07.11.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 2145 | Zwei sehr frühe Parteibücher eines Ehepaares
Zwei sehr frühe Parteibücher eines Ehepaares
Beide Bücher in der Form mit rotem Kartoneinband nach der Wiederzulassung der NSDAP im Februar 1925 ausgestellt. Das Parteibuch des Mannes mit der Nummer 190, eingetreten im März 1925, ausgestellt im Februar 1927 mit Stempelung der Reichsleitung und der Sektion Schwabing mit den eigenhändigen Tintenunterschriften Adolf Hitlers, des Schatzmeisters Franz Xaver Schwarz und des damaligen Ortsgruppenleiters Karl Fiehler. Beitragsmarken von 1927-33. Das Mitgliedsbuch seiner Frau mit ähnlichen Daten und den gleichen Stempeln sowie den Tintenunterschriften Adolf Hitlers, Franz Xaver Schwarz und Karl Fiehlers, jedoch mit dem Vermerk "Altes Buch zurückgegeben", was die Nummer 10052 erklärt. Dazu die extrem seltenen frühen Mitgliedsbücher und Mitgliedskarten (eingetreten 1921) vom Februar 1923 mit den Nummern 2941 (Mann) und 2942 (Frau, beschädigt). Von größter Seltenheit.
Two very early party membership books of a married couple
Two very early party membership books of a married couple
Both membership books in the version with the red cardboard cover, issued after the reinstatement of the NSDAP in February 1925. The husband's party book numbered 190, joined in March 1925 and issued in February 1927 with the stamps of the Reichsleitung and the Schwabing Section. Includes the original signatures in ink of Adolf Hitler, treasurer Franz Xaver Schwarz and Karl Fiehler, Ortsgruppe leader at that time. Contribution stamps dating from 1927-33. His wife's membership book with similar dates and the same stamps, also signed in ink by Adolf Hitler, Franz Xaver Schwarz and Karl Fiehler, however bearing the note (tr.) "Old book has been returned", explaining the number 10052. Also includes the extremely rare, early membership books and membership cards (joined 1921) dated February 1923 and numbered 2941 (husband) and 2942 (wife, damaged). Of the utmost rarity.
Condition: II
Auction house category:Third Reich contemporary history
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