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Among the rarest ephemera of the Third Reich, are the posters that once decorated the landscape of Adolf Hitler’s Germany. By their very nature most posters advertised temporary events and when those events were over, the useful life of the posters was over and they were discarded. Over the years we have acquired and kept some of the best Nazi posters we encountered, and we offer them for sale on this web page. ALL THESE POSTERS are absolutely authentic German Third Reich posters. THEY ARE NOT REPRODUCTIONS OF ANY KIND.

A striking 16-1/4 x 23-1/4 inch, three-color blank poster made to be utilized by the Gaufilmstelle der NSDAP (Provincial Theaters of the Nazi Party) to advertise films scheduled to be shown or currently being shown.

The large 8 x 11-1/2 inch "movie screen" (the white area) was left blank so that a specific A4 size film brochure or movie still could be pasted there, or a list of films being shown along with their dates of exhibition could be printed there. Perfect unused condition.

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Left, a striking 12-3/8 x 18-5/8 inch (31 x 47 cm), three-color poster printed by Waldheim-Eberle (a NSDAP publisher located Vienna that printed millions of examples of Mein Kampf and other Nazi books), advertising a huge gathering of the Nazi Party of Gau Wien in the city's Hero Square to hear an address by Gauleiter Josef Bürckel.   

Like-new condition in every way, and 100% original to the Third Reich.

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Right, a striking 16-1/2 x 23-1/4 inch, three-color blank poster made to be utilized by the Gaufilmstelle Wien der NSDAP (Vienna Theaters of the Nazi Party) to advertise films scheduled to be shown or currently being shown.

The large 8 x 11-3/8 inch white area was left blank so that a specific A4 size film brochure or movie still could be pasted there, or a list of films being shown along with their dates of exhibition could be printed there. Paper somewhat yellowed and several tears scotch taped on the back side. Bright colors.

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