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This is a lot of three 8-½ x 11 inch replica posters announcing early National Socialist gatherings arranged in Nürnberg by Frankenführer Julius Streicher, and where Adolf Hitler would be speaking. They are perfect for historical lecture or display because of their size and because they are printed on good quality umber-edged paper and not on cheap newsprint!

Above, a reference photo of Julius Streicher with Adolf Hitler in Nuremberg.

The earliest one says Adolf Hitler Spricht! or “Adolf Hitler Speaks!” at the top. It was produced by the NSDAP Ortsgruppe Nürnberg to announce a Nazi Party membership gathering at 8 pm on Friday 4 December 1925 at the Herkules Bicycle Velodrom in Nürnberg.

The bottom half of the same poster announces the 30 July 1926 Hitler Kundgebung or rally in the Nürnberg Stadium and the possibility to purchase tickets for seats or standing room in advance.

The announcement dated Friday 2 November 1928 (shown left) is for a speech by Adolf Hitler called Rasse und Zukunft (Race and the Future). The fine print at the bottom of this announcement by the NSDAP Ortsgruppe Nürnberg is interesting. Admission of unemployed Nazi Party members was reduced from 50 to 20 Pfennig, and Jews were not allowed (Juden haben keinen Zutritt)!

At 8 pm on Monday 7 March 1932 an enormous rally was organized at the Festhalle of the Luitpoldhain, on the Nazi Party Days Grounds. In addition to Adolf Hitler, Hermann Goering, Julius Streicher and Hermann Esser would be addressing the crowd. Above Göring’s name he is referred to as Hitler’s political appointee in Berlin, Fliegerhauptmann and Pour Le Mérite medal recipient, and above Esser’s name it says he is the editor of the Nazi Party newspaper the Illustrierte Beobachter.

Under the name list in small type is says that this was the only Hitler rally before the elections in Northern Bavaria, and fellow citizens, men and women, were requested to come en masse. The Telefunken Company was guaranteeing that their newest loudspeaker system would make it possible for people outside the hall to hear the speakers loud and clear. SA and SS bands would be entertaining the crowd from 7 pm until the speeches started at 8 o’clock.

These three reproductions of actual Nazi Party rally announcement posters are printed on high-quality, umber-edged paper, and are sold as a lot. They will be shipped flat in a kraft business envelope by 1st Class Mail.