5 3/4 x 4 1/8 in (14.7 x 10.4 cm)

This commemorative postcard relates to the 1938 Anschluss and features a period design incorporating a map of Germany, a portrait of Adolf Hitler, and the inscription "13. Marz 1938 - Ein Volk, Ein Reich, Ein Führer." The reverse retains a Munich (München) postal cancellation dated 10 April 1938, together with a contemporary German postage stamp, providing clear historical context and documenting the period in which the postcard circulated.

The signature appears across the lower front of the postcard, remaining clearly visible while preserving the commemorative artwork and printed inscription. The colorful graphic design reflects the visual style commonly associated with official commemorative publications of the era, while the surviving postal markings contribute additional documentary interest.

Signed historical documents and photographs associated with major political figures of the twentieth century remain an established category within the field of historical manuscript and document collecting. Examples that preserve both period postal characteristics and signatures are particularly valued for their documentary significance and historical context.

Combining a period commemorative postcard, contemporary postal markings, and a signature, this piece offers strong historical interest, notable documentary value, and enduring appeal within collections devoted to twentieth-century history.