A 1934 Newspaper Frontpage of the Death of von Hindenburg with his Signature

Previously period mounted however removed due to frame/glass condition, measuring 400x550mm, with folding creases that have partially come apart, and light fraying. The page is from the Hamburger Fremdenblatt newspaper, issue from August 2, 1934. It shows a large portrait of Hindenburg, surrounded by selected photos from his life. Accompanied by a large original signature in black ink is on a piece of paper measuring 162x31mm.

Footnote:The Hamburger Fremdenblatt (Hamburg Stranger’s Newspaper) was one of the most influential newspapers in Hamburg during the 19th and early 20th century. It originally got its name from printing the names of foreigners that arrived in the city before evolving into a regular newspaper. The two main differences to most newspapers of its time were the fact that it was much larger than most, and featuring lots of pictures, which at the time was still very uncommon.