Uncategorised Identification of signatures in documentations

[Alexandre]

Hello Gentlemen,

Anyone knows the signatures in these documents?

pictures from www.e-bay.de

Cheers

[Naxos]

Document on the right is signed by: Generalmajor Friedrich Hofmann

Edited May 23, 2009 by Naxos

[DDD777]

Not 100% shure, but EK1 looks like : Gen.Maj. Knut Eberding

[hucks216]

Not 100% shure, but EK1 looks like : Gen.Maj. Knut Eberding

The time frame for the signature does match Eberding.

[DDD777]

But the signature ?!

[hucks216]

But the signature ?!

I know. it doesn't appear to start with an E, but the second letter does look like a b and the last three letters do appear to be ing and that could be a d prior to those so I would still say Eberding.

[DDD777]

More opinions gentlemans ? :beer:

[Naxos]

More opinions gentlemans ?

Signatures can be most difficult to read - in a lot of cases you need to compare to a known sample in order to positively identify the name.

[Odulf]

Agree with Eberding and Hofmann.