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27 October 2009, 03:41 AM
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Is this photo worth a bid ? DVII ??
I wonder if this photo is known already. I canīt identify it but it seems to be a late DVII. It is not an original photo, itīs a postcard. Hereīs the link
altes Fliegerfoto WK I, österreich kuk AK bei eBay.de: 1871-1918 (endet 31.10.09 17:25:40 MEZ)
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27 October 2009, 04:39 AM
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 my knowledge of WW1-birds seems to be -200, sorry.The link is not working!! Damned. It is Art.Nr. 260496110686 on german ebay
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27 October 2009, 04:27 PM
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It is an Aviatik (Berg) C.I to be exact. It was a high-speed reconnaissance aircraft that was often modified into a Fotoeinsitzer (single-seat photo aircraft) by fairing over the rear cockpit after installing a camera w/ a sliding mechanism for changing the glass plate negatives.
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29 October 2009, 11:44 AM
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By definition postcards are widely reproduced images. Is it worth a bid? That is entirely up to you, the price as of this moment is a modest 2.5 Euros, but then the card seems to be in fairly poor condition with significant damage so perhaps that is not much of a bargain in the minds of some people. With these things you should buy what you like and pay the price that seems good for you. Resale value in the future is unknowable but in general the things that tend to increase in value are the really rare items in perfect condition.
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hehe yes ...iīm still in the search for a original photo of MvR. But it seems iīm too late...letīs say 80 years... 
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12 November 2009, 06:17 AM
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the perfect unique undiscovered picture in great condition..... that is a really hard one. if you are a speculator buy gold or stocks if you want a nice original high quality picture then there is nothing wrong with a Sanke or some other high quality post card... and it is a good way to get a feel for what is what without paying crazy prices for something that may or may not be very rare
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