von Thoma escribió:Dependiendo del precio,y por la rareza de esa fotografía de Herbert Ihlefeld,creo poder asegurar que es auténtica.
Von Thoma, el precio es unos 25 dolares mas unos 13 del envio 38dolares= 28euros
El vendedor me ha puesto que es una coleccion de un tal Dr. West. tambien que tengo 30 dias para devolverlo si no me convence. Esto es lo escrito.
This item This item is part of the Dr. Bryan C. B.C. West, Jr. collection. Dr. West, Jr. (1928 - 1993) was an avid dealer/collector of historical documents and other items of historical interest. These items included documents related to Declaration of Independence signors, Inventors, Scientist, Medicine, World War I and World War II notables. Dr. West spent most of his time with working with German WWI and WWII collectibles.
Dr. West was an obstetrician and gynecologist by education and early profession. He was also a private pilot. In his early forty?s, he left the medical profession due to health issues. He then dedicated his full attention to the professional area he enjoyed the most. Dr. West made numerous trips to Germany accompanied, at times, by Hans Rossbach and Jacob Tiefenthaler. Both Tiefenthaler and Rossbach were ?ambassadors? between dealers/collectors and the German WWI and WWII notables. Through these trips and these ?ambassadors? much of his German WWI and WWII collection was acquired.
In 1985, Dr. West was presented with the Conservation Service Award (CSA) by the United States Department of Interior. The CSA was awarded for Dr. West's effort in recovering and preserving stolen items from the Thomas A. Edison Museum. Items that were stolen were hand-written notes by Edison himself. Dr. West, as well as another gentleman, was instrumental in the recovery of these documents. Additionally, Dr. West served on the board of the Manuscript Society as Treasurer.
raulvz escribió:Hola, por si te sirviera de algo te pongo otra foto firmada por el que he encontrado para que compares, desde luego que se parecen muchisimo, solo que la tuya tiene las letras escritas mas movidas, temblorosas, como si el que las hubiera escrito fuera ya mayor, asi que imagino que la firmaria ya de mayor, la foto que pongo supuestamente esta firmada en epoca de guerra
El caso es que he visto otras fotos con firmas y podria decir que el trazo es el mismo, de hecho ese es identico.
Lo que no acabo de entender es porque existen tantas fotos firmadas por los ganadores de RK durante la guerra y en la postguerra