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A Photo of SS-Oberstgruppenführer Kurt Daluege & Self-Signed Statement of Authenticity

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A Photo of SS-Oberstgruppenführer Kurt Daluege & Self-Signed Statement of Authenticity

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A Photo of SS-Oberstgruppenführer Kurt Daluege & Self-Signed Statement of Authenticity

A one-of-a-kind cut-out of a period photograph of Kurt Daluege in his SS-Oberstgruppenführer uniform; measuring 142 mm x 111 mm; collector mounted onto red card-stock using a single piece of sticky tape; below is a piece of paper measuring 203 mm x 133 mm, dated September 1, 1945, stating “This is to certify that the following is my proper signature.” with the German equivalent directly below; and Daluege’s signature in brown pen; also collector mounted on red card-stock using a single piece of sticky tape; with collector pencil labeling of the photograph and signature; some residue of double-sided tape on the reverse from previous collector mounting, otherwise a rare find in near very fine condition.