April 5, 2024
Scarce Poster, July 10, 1942, Occupation Of Paris, Nazi
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This is a vintage WWII Nazi poster I found at a local estate auction recently. I know very little of this field, so please ask questions. I do not know much German language, so I have no idea what the basic text is I do know it is dated July 10, 1942. It is a poster put up by the German Nazis, when they occupied Paris, and is supposed to outline the "announcment and rules of the occupation". The envelope it was in said it was only issued and used for one month. The condition is the problem It is brittle, falling apart, missing some small parts, etc. I hope the photos show the state it is in. Not completely self-destructing, but must be handled carefully. I think a good rerstoration person could bring this back to some form of displayability. I will not toss it, I think it might have value to a historian. The back has been taped in a few places, it is in three basic pieces, one bottom half and the two top quarters. I only laid the pieces out for the photo, I am putting it carefully back into the large manila envelope it was stored in. It will probably accrue one or two more rips or tears in the shipping process. It measures about 22" by 30". I will package it as best I can, I am a professional when it comes to packaging. Buyer to pay a flat rate of $4.60 for Priority Mail shipping....The Terms.... I will email you shortly after the
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