Original Bilder Zweiter Weltkrieg Wert?
Ich bin im Besitz von ca 40 Bildern vom zweiten Weltkrieg.Teilweise sind die Bilder hinten mit Datum und Ortsangabe beschriftet.Die Bilder zeigen auch tote Soldaten.Zerstörte Flugzeuge.Aufnahmen aus überwiegend Frankreich. Bei dem Bild mit dem Auto handelt es sich um das Auto des Hauptmanns dessen Fahrer mein Großvater war.Die Aufnahmen zeigen einen Einblick in Zeitgeschichte.Um die Zusammenhänge zu verstehen.Mein Großvater war Kfz Mechaniker und Elektriker.Er wurde später Fahrer vom Hauptmann.Es würde mich trotzdem interessieren wie diese Bilder im Verkauf gehandelt werden.Bei manchen Bildern wo auch Leid und Tod zu sehen sind bedarf es einen respektvollen und würdigen Umgang.Es sind ca 70 Fotos.Daneben hab ich ab Oktober 1939 bis 1944 noch Feldpostbriefe welche aus Polen, Österreich, Frankreich usw stammen.Ich werde versuchen das ganze zu sortieren und aufarbeiten.Meine Frage ist auch was macht Bilder wertvoll.Vielen Dank.
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If there is a rare material (also uniform variants) that has not been photographed too often, it is well paid.
The aircraft photo e.g. B., I’d research well in your place. That alone can reach 3-digit prices on auctions.
The photo below is bad in itself. The motive could be interesting, but too much foreground, cut off at the top and strongly blurred. This has a clearly value-reducing effect, even if it is fixed, what is exactly and where it was recorded.
No. It’s not valuable.
It’s not about the value, it’s about time history.
Yeah.
By value?
Perhaps a home museum would have interest, but surely as a gift
A good idea.While I support the idea of donation or loan.Your answer stimulates me to new reflections in this direction.Many thanks.
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They’re not worth anything. Idea value for your family.
Thank you for your message.It is a heavy topic that should remain in memory and reworked.After the war was an entire generation of silence.
That’s not related to your photos. their material value.
And thus max. have a personal value for individual ones – otherwise such images can be found on the net and museums are also not interested in it.
I’ve been thinking about the pictures for a long time.The last 75 years they have been in the box.But I’ve noticed that these are being thought about it. Impressions and views are expressed.I think you or I can benefit for me.Because it comes to a discussion or exchange of ideas and sees new points of view that stimulate thought but also allow me to learn. Thank you.
such images – without dead, as disrespectful! – I have risen, and thousands of others too. They are at best a memory for the family.
I have noted in my comment that this should be a respectful handling.The first victim in a war is probably the truth.There is no clean war.Fie images should give an insight and contribution to the events of time.
they’re already in a baptism. But then you have to bring enlightening insights. e.g. removal in the midst of a gaffing village as a testimony to the fact that all knew that there people were taken away in the wild. The piles of gold teeth in the concentration camp, such things. The left picture below might be interesting with corresponding background research, but it is not as well recognizable what is happening there.