So lets say that someone I know has some really old pictures...

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Hypothetically speaking, if these pictures were from WWII and were pictures of Hitler they would be worth a small fortune eh? For argument sake assume that they are from his personal photographer. Just wondering in case I ever come across some. :scared:
 
They are worthless. Send them to me, insured post. ;)
 
Never before seen photo's of Hitler? Must be worth a small fortune. Anyways, has the antiques roadshow reached your town yet? lol
 
How about a Hitler gay porn moving-picture?
 
You guys have no idea of what I may (or may not) have access to. Including (hypothetically) a charcoal (sp?) portrait.
 
could you take some pictures of said pictures
 
That might be a problem because they arent at my house or near it at the moment. I would really like to get them for like a day and put them all on a cd just so we have them in case anything bad happens. But when I saw them for the first time my jaw dropped and I was just like, "where did you get these?"
 
But when I saw them for the first time my jaw dropped and I was just like, "where did you get these?"

And that may or may not have happened right? *Wink wink*


Hypothetically they would be quite valuable I would think.
 
Worthless IMO, I mean, who wants a picture of Hitler?
 
neo-nazi's of course.

probably a museum that has a world war II section.
 
Isn't the stuff in museums usually donated, not bought?
 
Not all the time..if they really want ti im sure they would fork out..
 
You guys have no idea of what I may (or may not) have access to. Including (hypothetically) a charcoal (sp?) portrait.

A charcoal portrait may or may not be worth anything. Someone can do a charcoal portrait of hitler now, that doesn't make it valuable. What might make it valuable is how/when it was commissioned and who did it. It has to be a significant piece.
 
A charcoal portrait may or may not be worth anything. Someone can do a charcoal portrait of hitler now, that doesn't make it valuable.
It'd be rather handy to be able to make a living tracing pictures of historical figures out of a textbook. :lol:
 
I think it really depends on the context. I would imagine a shot of Hitler at a rally party wouldn't be much, but something that captures some of his personal life; or an intimate moment might be worthwhile. A lot of biographies would eat those up I would imagine. Who knows, I have a few shots of Hitler from my grandfathers time in Germany. Been awhile since I seen them, maybe this week I'll grab a few shots.
 
New photo's of arguably the most evil man in history would make news.
 
Who's this Hitler?
He was a big-band musician in the late 1930's - early 1940's... his band toured Europe, but they disbanded before they got to Britain.
 
He was a big-band musician in the late 1930's - early 1940's... his band toured Europe, but they disbanded before they got to Britain.

Their #1 hit was "Roll Over Poland".
 
He was a big-band musician in the late 1930's - early 1940's... his band toured Europe, but they disbanded before they got to Britain.
Yep started off with small beer hall gigs and moved up to playing large stadiums.

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