It was written and mailed from Nurnberg on 28 July 1931, as indicated by the postmark. It is written with a lead pencil.

The letter is addressed to a Frau Rust. It conveys warm greetings from all the signers, with a full Adolf Hitler signature, followed by Streicher, Albrecht, and Schaub.

There are some stains from age present.

It measures 5-1/2 by 3-5/8 inches.

An image of the signature is shown here: Close-up.

This is a rarely encountered document written on plain paper in medium blue quill ink.  It is hand signed by Adolf Hitler with the quill pen signed signature as well as the complete text having very distinct crossovers.

The document is in generally very good condition with some yellowing from age and handling. It measures 7-1/2 by 10-1/8 inches

The signature is absolutely consistent with known genuine examples from 1926 as found on pages 16 and 17 of Charles Hamilton's Leaders and Personalities of the Third Reich

The text of the document regards Hitler's early political fascination with national socialism and the German Parliament.

This is a rarely encountered document written on plain paper in medium blue quill ink.  It is hand signed by Adolf Hitler with the quill pen signed signature as well as the complete text having very distinct crossovers.

The document is in generally very good condition with some yellowing and a single crease at the lower corner of the back page from age and handling. It measures 7-1/4 by 9-1/2 inches

The signature is absolutely consistent with known genuine examples from 1933 as found on page 28 of Charles Hamilton's Leaders and Personalities of the Third Reich

The text of the document regards Hitler's claim to being Der Führer and Reichskanzler of the German People and specifically references the SA and SS several times in the body of the text.  This is a VERY early reference to the SS.

The document appears to be the text of highpoints of a political speech given to members of the SA and SS at Bad Godesberg on 19 August 1933.  The irony of the date is that it was one year to the day before the assassination of Ernst Röhm during the Night of the Long Knives on 19 August 1934.

This is a rarely encountered document written on lined paper in blue quill ink.  It is hand signed by Adolf Hitler with the quill pen signed signature as well as the complete text having very distinct crossovers.

The document is in generally very good condition with some yellowing from age. It measures 7-1/4 by 9-1/2 inches

The signature is absolutely consistent with known genuine examples from 1935-1936 as found on pages 27 and 28 of Charles Hamilton's Leaders and Personalities of the Third Reich

The text of the document regards the re-establishment of the German Evangelical Church, the content for inclusion in a telegram to the Reichspresident.:

Berlin, July 12

Most Honorable Reichspresident

Following the recording of the new agreement of the German Evangelical Church yesterday, the negotiations concerning the settlement if the Prussian church conflict have been concluded in a satisfactory manner for both state and church. The inner freedom of the church, which is also especially close to my heart, is assured without doubt through the withdrawal of the commissaries and the commissaries of the state.

The internal rebuilding of the church will, according to church law through free elections by the evangelical church members, be nearing completion. I am happy to tell Your Excellency that one can now feel assured that your and also my and other participants wish for appeasement of the evangelical church life will soon be fulfilled.

With admiring devotion

Reichschancellor

Af. Hitler.

This is a rarely encountered document written on lined paper in blue quill ink.  It is hand signed by Adolf Hitler with the quill pen signed signature as well as the complete text having very distinct crossovers.

The document is in generally very good condition with some yellowing from age. It measures 7-1/4 by 9-1/2 inches

The signature is absolutely consistent with known genuine examples from 1935-1936 as found on pages 27 and 28 of Charles Hamilton's Leaders and Personalities of the Third Reich

The text of the document regards the relationship of the German Evangelical Church and the New German State, the content for use in a radio address to the German people the evening before the Evangelical Church Election. The text below is a rough paraphase of the content.

July 22

National Socialism has always affirmed that it is determined to take the Christian Churches under the protection of the State.

The decisive factor which can justify the existence alike of Church and State is the maintenance of men's spiritual and bodily health, for it that health were destroyed it would mean the end of the State and also the end of the Church.

It is my sincere hope that thereby for Germany, too, through free agreement there has been produced a final clarification of spheres in the functions of the State and of one Church.

Reichschancellor

Af. Hitler.

This is a rarely encountered document, a personal letter from Hitler to Hindenburg containing details of the dedication of the Tannenberg War Memorial on the site of Hindenburgs great 1914 victory over the Russian army that resulted in the virtually complete destruction of the Russian 2nd Army.

The quill pen signed signature and text have distinct crossovers. There are several portions of the document where the ink is smeared and has bled into the paper.

The document is in generally very good condition, with some damage to the text in several places, but nothing seriously detracts. The paper shows some yellowing from age.

This is a superlative document regarding the memorial that would be altered a year later to become the site of the tomb of von Hindenburg. The Russians destroyed the memorial following the end of the war in spite.

The signatures are absolutely consistent with known genuine examples as found on pages 19 and 34 of Charles Hamilton's Leaders and Personalities of the Third Reich

This is a rarely encountered document, regarding his political aspirations during his rise to power within Germany when he was vying with von Hindenburg for power of the Parliament.

The 5-1/4 by 8-3/8 document is in generally very good condition, with a tear to the third page (no loss of content, the rip is about 2 inches long). The paper shows some yellowing from age.

This is a superlative document outlining some of Hitler's early political ambitions and aspirations.

The signatures are absolutely consistent with known genuine examples as found on pages 18 and 27 of Charles Hamilton's Leaders and Personalities of the Third Reich

This is a rarely encountered document, regarding Hitler's success in electing 107 members to the Reichstag two weeks previous and outlining his political aspirations during his rise to power within Germany. The timing of the document is notable as it was when the effects of the Great Depression were about to impact Europe and Germany in particular.

The 7-1/2 by 10 document is in generally very good condition, with signs of wear from handling. The paper shows some yellowing from age.

This is a superlative document outlining some of Hitler's early political ambitions and aspirations.

The signature is absolutely consistent with known genuine examples as found on pages 21 and 40 of Charles Hamilton's Leaders and Personalities of the Third Reich

This is a rarely encountered document, drafted and marked in red to be distributed to the gauleiters.  The proclamation had an effective date of 1 September 1933, two days after this document was drafted.

The 7-1/2 by 9-3/8 document is in generally very good condition, written in blue ink.

This is a superlative document with early content regarding the Jews outside of Germany.

The signature is absolutely consistent with known genuine examples as found on pages 21 and 40 of Charles Hamilton's Leaders and Personalities of the Third Reich

This is a rarely encountered document, commuting the death sentence imposed by the court of Anna Burkhart to a lesser prison sentence.  It is hand signed by both Adolf Hitler and Dr. Franz Gürtner, the Minister of Justice. Both quill pen signed signatures have very distinct crossovers. Additionally, Hitler made a penned alteration of the incarceration from Zuchthausstrafe to Gefängnis[stafe].

The document is in generally very good condition, with some damage to the heavy embossed seal (it was impressed into the paper so deeply it is slightly separating along the perforations at the edge). It is still attached, but very fragile. There is a crease from a fold. The paper shows some yellowing from age.

This is a superlative document essentially pardoning a murderess.

The signatures are absolutely consistent with known genuine examples as found on pages 19 and 32 of Charles Hamilton's Leaders and Personalities of the Third Reich (Hitler signatures) and page 227 (Guertner).

This is a rarely encountered document, with an exceptionally long handwritten dedication and expression of appreciation.  It is hand signed Adolf Hitler with the quill pen signed signature having very distinct crossovers and a bit of overrun of the ink in the lower loop of the "H".  Opposite the dedication is an early 1930s photograph of Hitler in street clothes standing by a portrait artwork.

This photo was signed and dated in Munich. It is a single large folded heavy paper document, measuring 12 by 18 inches open and 9 by 12 closed.  The photo measures 7 by 9 inches.

The document is in generally very good to near excellent condition throughout.

The text translates as:

Dear Party Comrades, to you as writers after more productive years for our movement!

Our movement must never forget that in the value, especially the personal value, lies the value of all humankind, that every idea and every accomplishment are the result of the creative power of a human being, and the admiration of greatness not only represents a grateful tribute from outside, but also winds a uniting band around those who think.

The signature is absolutely consistent with known genuine examples as found on pages 19 and 32 of Charles Hamilton's Leaders and Personalities of the Third Reich

This is a rarely encountered document, with the signature of Schmundt, who was killed from the bomb blast on the July 1944 assassination plot.  It is hand signed Adolf Hitler with the quill pen signed signature having very distinct crossovers.  Schmundt's signature is strong and distinct as well.

This document was signed at the Führerhauptquartier. It is a single large document, measuring 12-3/4 by 8-1/4 inches. It is two-sided with the signatures on the reverse side, as shown.

The document is in generally very good to near excellent condition throughout.

The signatures are absolutely consistent with known genuine examples as found on page 39 of Charles Hamilton's Leaders and Personalities of the Third Reich (Hitler and Schmundt signatures on a very similar document dated 6 weeks previous to this document and signed at the same location and for similar reasons).

The award was presented on 4 August 1918 for "personal bravery and general merit" for his single-handed capture of a group of French soldiers from a shell hole.  The document is dedicated to "Dear Paula" and he signed it "Your little lamb, Adolf" He expresses his pride in the recipient of the award.

The condition is near excellent, with the exception of some minor soiling from age, and a single crease down the center from folding, as shown.  He signed the artwork in pencil in the loop of the red ribbon at the upper right as "A. Hitler"

The handwriting and style is totally consistent with his handwriting in 1918. An example of Hitler's writing style of the time is shown here for comparison. It is from the book Hitler's Letters and Notes by Werner Maser on page 97.

One sheet has three very clear blots and some lighter blots. The second sheet has very faint blots. Both are sold together as a set.

The condition is near excellent, with the exception of some rust marks from a paperclip, as shown.

A close-up of the major blots is shown here. The second sheet is shown here.

This is the complete document, with the heavy embossed seal, printed in black ink with a blue ink Hitler stamped signature.

The condition is  near excellent, with the exception of some wrinkles and minor soil at the extreme edges, as shown.

The original heavy paper cover is also present. The condition is good to very good, with stains and wrinkles from age and storage, as shown here.

It is quill pen signed autograph. Here is a close-up of the signature.

The lot is framed in a museum quality frame and matted. It is double-glazed (front and rear) to show the back of the photograph. The entire frame measures 27-1/2 by 17-1/2 inches. The clip measures 1-1/4 by 3 inches.

The condition is near excellent.