Germany stamps

P=have O=don’t have it

Flag of Germany

Germany, officially the Federal Republic of Germany is a country in Western Europe. It is bordered to the north by the North Sea, Denmark, and the Baltic Sea; to the east by Poland and the Czech Republic; to the south by Austria and Switzerland; and to the west by France, Luxembourg, Belgium, and the Netherlands.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Germany

Location of  Germany  (dark green)– on the European continent  (green & dark grey)– in the European Union  (green)  —  [Legend]

See: Germany-Berlin stamps

See: Germany (DDR) stamps


Card with Germany #485 and Saxony #1 on top

18.6.1938

#1

Saxony #1P

Thanks to Christina Cady


#B201

Scott: #B201PP

Issued: 11.1.1942

Stamp Day

Inside #B201: Stamp Collecting


#667-8 & B309

Scott: #B309O, #667-8O

Issued: 30.9.1949

Centenary of German Stamps

#1 Inside #B309: Bavaria #1O

#2 Inside #667: Bavaria #2P

#3 Inside #668: Bavaria #3O


#B318-9

Scott: #B318-9O

Issued: 14.9.1951

Nat'l. Philatelic Exhibition

#1

#2

Inside #B318-9: Baden #1O

Inside #B318-9: Baden #2O

The Stamps of the Grand Duchy of Baden

http://home.earthlink.net/~adeptmoron/BadenA.html

http://home.earthlink.net/~adeptmoron/BadenB.html

#5 Inside #B318-9: Prussia #5O

#2 Inside #B318-9: Wurttemberg #2P


#775

Scott: #775PP

Issued: 5.10.1957

Int'l. Letter Writing Week

Inside #775: Stamp on Envelope


#B366 

Scott: #B366P, #B366aO

Issued: 22.5.1959 / 22.8.59

Centenary of Hamburg Stamps

#2 Inside #B366: Hamburg #2O


#B367 

Scott: #B367P, #B367aO

Issued: 22.5.1959 / 22.8.59

Centenary of Lubeck Stamps

Inside #B367, #B367a: Lubeck #3aO

Lou wrote: Germany B367 and B367a do not reproduce Lubeck #3, but Lubeck #3a, a production error stamp, Note the wording in the left portion of the ribbon is "ZWEI EIN HALB" while the corner numerals are "2". 

Lubeck #3P

germany  5.22.59 fdc

 

germany 8.22,59 fdc

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

 


Scott: #933PP

Issued: 28.8.1965

125th Anniversary, Penny Black

#42 Inside #933: Thurn & Taxis #42O

#6 Inside #933: Thurn & Taxis #6O

#13 Inside #933: Thurn & Taxis #13O


#990

Scott: #990PP

Issued: 4.9.1968

Centenary of North German Confederation Stamps

sos no german conf  4  1868 Inside #990: North German Confederation #4P

sos no german conf 10  1868 Inside #990: North German Confederation #10O


#1008

Scott: #1008PP

Issued: 4.9.1969

70th Philatelists' Day

 Inside #1008: Bavaria #16P

(Thanks to Lou for the scan)


#1017

Scott: #1017PP

Issued: 29.4.1970

SABRIA '70

#171 Inside #1017: Saar #171P


#1053

Scott: #1053PP

Issued: 18.1.1971

Birth Centenary Friedrich Ebert

Type CT4 Inside #1053: Germany #378P


2. International Briefmarken-Messe Essen 1978P

GB #1 a Inside: G.B. #1


#1282

Scott: #1282PP

Issued: 12.10.1978

Stamp Day

#1 Inside #1282: Saxony #1P

#1282a

Scott: #1282aP


3. INTERNATIONALE BRIEFMARKENMESSE ESSEN 1980P


30 years to "New" Daily Stamp 1951P

30 years to "New" Daily Stamp 1951P


#1382

Scott: #1382P

Issued: 12.10.1982

Stamp Day

#827 Inside #1382: Germany #827P

#847 Inside #1382: Germany #847P

#1156 Inside #1382: Germany #1156P

#1157 Inside #1382: Germany #1157P

#1158 Inside #1382: Germany #1158P

#1335 Inside #1382: Germany #1335P


1985P

1985P

1985P


West Germany, Engraving of Blue Mauritius for German publisher SiegerP

By Josef Hercik

https://stampengravers.blogspot.com/2018/09/biography-josef-hercik.html


#1473

Scott: #1473P

Issued: 16.10.1986

50th Anniversary, Stamp Day

 

 

#1428

#1281

 

 

#933a

Germany #1428PP

Germany #1281P

Germany #933P

#1202

#1224

 

#1382

Germany #1202P

Germany #1224P

Germany #1382P

#1262

#1405

 

Germany #1262PP

Germany #1405PP

 


#1566

Scott: #1566P

Issued: 10.10.1988

Centenary, The Postage Stamps for Bethel Program

 

#1460

#1172

 

Germany #1460P

Germany #1172P

#1190

#1414

 

Germany #1190P

Germany #1414P

 

 

#1217

#1386

 

Germany #1217P

Germany #1386P

#1175

#1456

 

Germany #1175P

Germany #1456P

 

#1171

#1495

#1179

Germany #1171P

Germany #1495P

Germany #1179P

#1170

#1404

#1391

Germany #1170P

Germany #1404P

Germany #1391P


#B677

Scott: #B677O

Issued: 20.4.1989

IPHLA Philatelic Literature Exhibition

#2 Inside #B677: Mauritius #2O

#1a Inside #B677: Sweden #1aO

%2313b Inside #B677: British Guiana #13O


#B693

Scott: #B693O

Issued: 21.6.1990

Int'l. Philatelic Exhibition of Youth

Inside #B693: Pseudo Stamp

#B693a

Scott: #B693aP


#1614

Scott: #1614PP

Issued: 11.10.1990

150th Anniversary, Penny Black

GB #1 a Inside #1614: G.B. #1 [L-C]

Visit: The Penny Black Plate project http://www.arcieriminerva.it/SOS/homeSOS.htm

#1 Inside #1614: Bavaria #1O

#1572 Inside #1614: Germany #1572P

(Thanks to Lou Guadagno)


Scott: #B784P

Issued: 06.09.1995

Stamp Day

Inside #B784 (On Label): Pseudo Stamps


#1939

Scott: #1939P

Issued: 14.8.1996

50th Anniversary, Assoc. of German Philatelists

Inside #1939: Pseudo Stamp


#1961

Scott: #1961P

Issued: 8.4.1997

Von Stephan UPU

#14 Inside #1961: North German Confederation #14O


#1973

Scott: #1973O

Issued: 17.7.1997

Children's Day

Inside #1973: Stamp on Envelopes


#B849

Scott: #B849P

Issued: 27.4.1999

IBRA '99

#1 Inside #B849: Bavaria #1O

#1 Inside #B849: Saxony #1P


#2103

Scott: #2103P

Issued: 12.10.2000

Stamp Day

#2052 Inside #2103: Germany #2052P


2002File:ATM 5 Briefkasten.jpg

Scott: #????P

Issued: 4.4.2002

Machine Vended Postage

#2144 Inside #????: Germany #2144P


DPAG-20061006-TagderBriefmarke

Scott: #2395P

Issued: 05.10.2006

Stamp Day

Inside #2395: TBI

Thanks to Komlóssy Zoltán


http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/42/DPAG_2007_2597_Post%2C_Briefkasten.jpg

Scott: #2438P

Issued: 12.4.2007

 Post

Inside #2438: Pseudo Stamp


[Greetings, type CMJ]2008A

Scott: #2471P, #2472P

Issued: 7.2.2008

 Greetings

Inside #2471-2: Pseudo Stamps


http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_93HzpDhRz-I/SCmRwfdphNI/AAAAAAAABUA/T1aLU9gTeAg/s400/DE-08.jpg

Scott: #2484P

Issued: 8.5.2008

Europa, The letter

Inside #2484: Pseudo Stamps


%232485

Scott: #2485P

Issued: 8.5.2008

Greetings

Inside #2485: Pseudo Stamps


20092009A

Scott: #2524-5O

Issued: 12.3.2009

Post Office Services

2007

 Inside #2525 (Placing stamp on envelope): Germany #2441AP

Thanks to Lou Guadagno


Scott: #B1019P

Issued: 6.5.2009

Stamp Day 

#1 Inside #B1019: Bavaria #1O

The stamp shows one of the most famous letters of German philately - the Eichstaett (Oaktown) letter. Discovered in 1959 in the Upper Bavarian Eichstaett and is equipped with a six-block of the first German postage stamp - the black ones ("schwarzer Einser") of the Kingdom of Bavaria. These stamps released on 1 November 1849.

"Black ones" are very rare.

The Ten sheets of this edition has a "security perforation"  between each pair of a horizontal pair in the form of an oak leaf. This means, that there are 2 types of stamps - one with the "hole" right, one left - as shown.

There are brands , such Spezialstanzung on the left or the right face.

In addition there is a nice postal stationery with the same stamp printed thereof, also with the "hole" for no reason. At left is a painting "Der Posthof 1850" (mail court) by Pius A.F.Messerschmitt

 

2009B2

Thanks to Lou Guadagno and Martin Hirschbühl


Scott: #2689O

Issued: 13.09.2012

Stamp Day: 100th Anniversary, First German Airmail Flight

 Inside #2689: Germany #82P

Thanks to Lou Guadagno


[Cartoons by Peter Gaymann, type CZK]

Scott: #2775P

Issued: 01.03.2014

For you

Inside #2775: Stamp on envelope


germany B1108

Scott: #B1108O

Issued: 01.09.2015

175th Anniversary of The Penny Black

sos gt britain 1 L-E  1840 Inside #B1108: G.B. #1 [L-E]

Thanks to Lou Guadagno


germany impr postal card  9 1 15

Imprinted postal card - Unlisted

Issued: 01.09.2015

114th German Philatelist Day / 175th Anniversary of The Penny Black

sos gt britain 1 L-E  1840 Inside #B1108: G.B. #1 [L-E]

Thanks to Lou Guadagno


Scott: #????P

Issued: 13.09.2018

150th Anniversary of The North German Postal District

sos no german conf  4  1868 Inside #????: North German Confederation #4O

sos no german conf 10  1868 Inside #????: North German Confederation #10O

sos no german conf 19  1869 Inside #????: North German Confederation #19O

sos no german conf 15  1869 Inside #????: North German Confederation #15O

The stamp design by Ursula Lautenschlager pictures four issues of the postal district of the North German Confederation. The confederation was established in 1867 following the Second Schleswig War of 1864 pitting Prussia against Denmark, and the 1866 Austro-Prussian War.

King Wilhelm I and Prussian minister president Otto von Bismarck created the confederation dominated by Prussia, unifying the 22 German states north of the Main River.

Postal laws for the confederation went into effect on Jan. 1, 1868, but because a unified currency had not been established, typo-graphed stamps using three different currencies were issued.

The northern district used the thaler for currency, with 30 groschen equaling 1 thaler. Six stamps denominated ¼gr, ⅓gr, ½gr, 1gr, 2gr and 5gr were issued. The text-only design reads “Norddeutscher Postbezirk” (North German Postal District) inside a round double ring (Scott 1-6).

The southern district used the gulden, with 60 kreuzer equaling 1 gulden. Stamps denominated 1kr, 2kr, 3kr, 7kr and 18kr were issued for the southern district (Scott 7-11). The “Norddeutscher Postbezirk” inscription on these stamps appears within an oval.

The four classic issues shown on the new German Stamp Day stamp are the 1gr rose at upper left, 7kr ultramarine at upper right, 1kr green at lower left, and ½gr orange at lower right. Not shown on the new stamp is an example of the third currency variety, a single non denominated (½-schilling) lilac brown stamp issued in 1868 for use in Hamburg (Scott 12).

The rouletted stamps for all three regions are also known imperforate. Perforated varieties were issued in 1869, and Official stamps for government use appeared in 1870.

The southern German states of Baden, Bavaria, Hesse and Wurttemberg joined with the North German Confederation as France declared war on Prussia. With the French defeat in 1871, the German Empire was declared by Bismarck in Versailles, with Wilhelm I as kaiser (emperor).

https://www.linns.com/news/world-stamps-postal-history/2018/august/germany-commemorates-first-stamps-unified-system.html (By Michael Baadke)

 

Thanks to Komlóssy Zoltán and to Lou Guadagno


Scott: #????P

Issued: ?.?.2019

Machine Vended Postage

[Greetings Stamps, type DEH] Inside #????: Germany #???? (2016)P


Scott: #????P

Issued: ?.?.2019

Machine Vended Postage

[Greetings Stamps, type DEH] Inside #????: Germany #???? (2016)P

[Greetings Stamps, type DEI] Inside #????: Germany #???? (2016)O


Scott: #????O

Issued: 03.09.2020

The 75th Anniversary of the Allied Military Government Stamps

 Inside #????: Germany Type OS1 (1945) – Pic of #3N9P

AMG Issues - 1945

Shortly after the fall of the Third Reich, the Bizone, or the Allied Military Government (AMG) of the United States and Great Britain, was established. This zone issued the following series of stamps for civilian use in the occupation areas of West Germany that were under its control.

There were three different printings of these 1945 stamps. The earlier printings were the Washington and London Printings (March - September). The later printing was the Brunswick (Germany) Printing (August - December).

The military governments of the Soviet and French occupation zones issued their own postage stamps during 1945.


germany     9.2.21

Scott: #????O

Issued: 02.09.2021

Bordeaux cover

#1 Inside #????: Mauritius #1O

#2 Inside #????: Mauritius #2O

germany      ss

Scott: #????O

sos mauritius bordeaux cover  1847

The famous "Bordeaux cover" mailed from Mauritius in 1847. The cover sold in 1993 for around 3 million dollars to a collector/investor in Singapore.

 

Thanks to Lou Guadagno


germany stamp day   10.6.22

Scott: #????P

Issued: 06.10.2022

Stamp Day

 Inside #????: Baden #4bO

germany stamp day ss  10.6.22

Scott: #????PP

Lou wrote: The Germany October 6 new issues for Stamp Day are strangely designed. The stamp and souvenir sheet show the famous and rare1851 Baden color paper error, where the 9 k value was printed on green paper instead of the correct pink. It is assumed the printer had the 9 k plate upside down in hand, misread it for a 6 and so printed it on a sheet of the green paper used for that value. Whatever quality control there was then did not catch it, and in fact, the error remained undiscovered for 44 years until found by a stamp collector!

On the new issues, the designer has the green error stamp inverted so that the large numeral appears as a 6, and in the margin of the souvenir sheet an example of the correct 9 k on pink paper is reversed so that it also appears as a 6, and the inscription is also inverted. Very odd, but possibly to show how the error could have happened. 

I also think that the addition of the bar code, now showing up on more and more stamps and needed for modern electronic mail processing, hurts the artistry of the stamp.  Maybe they can create an invisible to the eye bar code only "seen" by the sorter--like the tagged stamps we had for years.

 

Martin Hirschbühl wrote: IMHO this SoS-sheet is also a "Fehldruck" (printing error) because in fact it WAS a 9 KREUZER stamp, printed on the wrong paper (green instead of rose) but NOT an inverted 9, as this sheet suggests. its Euro-value of "85" below sets the wrong standard, but it should have been displayed as seen on image n° 2 (read Wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baden_9_Kreuzer_error)

It is said, there are only 3 existing left....I am quite unsure, if this one might be cancelled with the numeral postmark "41" for Ettenheim?

  

Lou wrote: The stamp is indeed a paper color error, but it is also an invert. It was originally thought that a plate of 9k stamps was incorrectly printed on the colored paper of the 6k stamp, but the obvious scarcity of the errors shows that a single 9k cliche was added to a 6k plate. In order for the printer to not see he had accidentally inserted a 9k cliche into the 6k plate, he would have had to put it in upside down. Two covers exist with the error mailed at the 6k rate, but both have the attached stamps right side up, so that the numeral reads as a 9 (this matches your image No. 2), yet, it took 44 years for a German stamp collector to recognize there was an error stamp on the covers! 

According to the Williams brothers' "Rare Stamps", published in 1967, one of these covers is in the German Communications Museum in Berlin (see reproduction bellow), so it is interesting that  the 2022 s/s does not show a stamp from that, but one from  a privately owned cover that sold in a Heinrich Koehler auction in 2019 for about $1,173,000!.   

Martin, to my eye, the addressing/handwriting on the two covers is very similar. how do they read and look to you? 

The stamp is indeed faintly cancelled with the #41 concentric circles postmark of Ettenheim.

Reproduction of Baden error cover in German Communications Museum

Baden 1851 error on cover Koehler sale 2019

Thanks to Lou Guadagno


[Definitives - World of Letters, type DTM]

Scott: #????O

Issued: 05.01.2023

World of Letters 

Inside #????: Pseudo Stamps on envelopes

 

Martin wrote: The QR-code takes nearly half of the stamp... how ugly is that? If that is the future of stamp design then I just say "good night".

Lou wrote: The QR codes have been around for some time now, and yes, they seem to be getting bigger, and take away from the artistry of the stamp. They seem to be important to the posts in their processing of the mails, so perhaps the design of the stamp is secondary to them.  In many cases, the code can also contain info about the stamp. Have any of you put your camera phone to one and read what it said?  Back in 2012, the $5 Hong Kong stamp had a QR code that opened to a page about the 150th anniversary of Hong Kong stamps, but is gone now.

One nice thing about stamp collecting is that you can collect what you like, so if these added codes annoy you, don't buy them. However, I think that you, and other collectors, should advise the posts of your unhappiness with the prominence of the codes.

Thanks to Martin Hirschbühl


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Scott: #????O

Issued: 01.03.2023

Stamp Day

IMG_6280 Inside #????: Prussia #7P

DEU2023M3752B

Scott: #????O

Zoltán wrote: On March 1, the German post office issued its Stamp Day stamp, which depicts a part of the so-called Stralsund letter. The one whole and one half stamps on this letter are, I believe, Prussia 1857 issue #7. If someone specifically knows the story of this letter, and the whole truth is different, please write to me!

Michael Merrit replied: Here’s what Google translate says of the text: Halves are among the great treasures of the philately of the old German states. Since the sender of the letter did not have a suitable stamp at hand, he cut the stamp by hand before sticking it on the letter. This was intended to achieve tariff-based franking of 3 large silver coins for a letter to Loth at a distance of more than 20 miles.

Thanks to Zoltán Komlóssy


Scott: #????O

Issued: 04.04.2024

Stamp Day /America's First

 Inside #????: Brazil #1-3O

Scott: #????O

Lou wrote: On April 4, 2024, Germany issued a single stamp and s/s to commemorate Stamp Day /America's First, noting the first stamps issued by Brazil in 1843.  Reproduced is a Brazilian folded letter sent by ship with a unique use of all three of the first issue; in 2006 it was sold in a David Feldman auction for $1,162,000.

Brazil Cover 1843

Martin Hirschbühl wrote: This QR-Code contains background-information about the stamp (if scanned) and serves as "digital cancellation" if scanned by postal distribution.
Used once, the stamp is no longer valid - no matter it's manually cancelled or not. The 3rd (mis-)use of the QR-Code is to destroy the design of any stamp (not only this SoS)…

Thanks to Lou Guadagno and Martin Hirschbühl


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#1

Germany #1 for Bulgaria, Micronesia!!

#5

Germany #5 for Bhutan

#9

Germany #9 for Bhutan

Germany #75 for Paraguay

#M15

Germany #M15 for Korea North

sos germany B36 1930

Germany #B36 for Central Africa

%23b82

Germany #B82 for Maldive Is.

%23B83

Germany #B83 for Maldive Is.

%23B84

Germany #B84 for Maldive Is.

#B85

Germany #B85 for Korea North

#B86

Germany #B86 for Haiti, Kyrgyzstan, Sierra Leone 

#B89

Germany #B89 for Yemen, Maldive Is., Korea North

#B91

Germany #B91 for Maldive Is.

Germany #C28 for Gambia

#C35

Germany #C35 for Antigua & Barbuda, Central Africa

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Germany #C36 for Anguilla

%23C37

Germany #C37 for Grenada Grenadines

#C38

Germany #C38 for Chad

#C39

Germany #C39 for Uruguay

#C40

Germany #C40 for Chad, Paraguay, Mongolia, Korea North (!)

#C41

Germany #C41O for Chad, Paraguay, Mongolia, Korea North(!)

#C42

Germany #C42O for Central Africa, Mongolia, Korea North(!)

#C44-1

Germany #C44O for Central Africa (!)

#C45-1

Germany #C45O for Central Africa, Chad, Liberia (!)

Germany #497 for Bermuda

[Help Berlin!, type N]

Germany #B302 for Paraguay

#C56

 Germany #C56 for Central Africa

#667-8 & B309

Germany #B309, #667-8 (OTW – BOB 9.23)

#B318-9

Germany #B318-9 (OTW – BOB 9.23)

 

Germany #B486-7 for Sierra Leone

sos germany 748  1956

Germany #748 for Azerbaijan (OTW – BOB 9.23)

#B677

Germany #B677

#B890

Germany #B890 for Guinea

c a r  ss 1v in margin sos germany B1007c-from ss   2008

Germany #B1007c for Central Africa, Niger

 [The 75th Anniversary of the Death of Ferdinand Graf von Zeppelin, type AZR]

Germany #1737 for Chad

#1973

Germany #1973

car ss 4-2-- sos germany 2461  2007

Germany #2416 for Central Africa

20092009A

Germany #2524-5

Germany #2689

germany B1108

Germany #B1108

Germany #???? (2020)

germany     9.2.21

Germany #???? (2021)

[Definitives - World of Letters, type DTM]

 

Germany #???? (2023)

DEU2023M3752B

Germany #???? (2023)

Germany #???? (2024)

Germany #???? (2024)

 

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German poster stamp 1952 for Malawi

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Baden

#1

Baden #1 for Germany, Nevis

#2

Baden #2 for Germany

sos baden 4b color error 1849

Baden #4b for Aden, Paraguay, Uganda!

 

Bavaria

#1

Bavaria #1 for Germany, Antigua & Barbuda, Bulgaria, DDR,

Niue, ST. VINCENT GRENADINES – BEQUIA, Sharjah, Umm Al Qiwain

#3

Bavaria #3 for Germany

#19

Bavaria #19 for Paraguay

Bavaria #88 for Paraguay

Bavaria #134 for Paraguay

 

Bergedorf

#1

Bergedorf #1 for Nevis

#2

Bergedorf #2 for Nevis

 

Bremen

#1

Bremen #1 for Nevis

 

Brunswick

#1

Brunswick #1 for Nevis

#3

Brunswick #3 for Djibouti, ST. VINCENT GRENADINES – BEQUIA

#5

Brunswick #5 for Serbia, Turks & Caicos

#24

Brunswick #24 for Antigua & Barbuda

 

Caroline Islands 

#1

Caroline Islands #1 for Palau

#1-6

Caroline Islands #1-6 for Antigua & Barbuda

#8

Caroline Islands #8 for Antigua & Barbuda, Palau

#10

Caroline Islands #10 for Antigua & Barbuda, Palau

#13

Caroline Islands #13 for Palau

#16

Caroline Islands #16 for Antigua & Barbuda

#19

Caroline Islands #19 for Antigua & Barbuda, Palau

 

Hamburg

#1

Hamburg #1 for Ghana, Mauritania

#2

Hamburg #2 for Germany

 

Hanover

#1

Hanover #1 for Burkina Faso, Ghana

 

German East Africa

#16

German East Africa #16 for Tanzania

#17

German East Africa #17 For Burundi

German East Africa #N17 For Burundi

 

Lubeck

#1

Lubeck #1 for Ghana

Lubeck #3a for Germany (!) - Error

 

Mecklenburg-Strelitz

#1

Mecklenburg-Strelitz #1 For Chad

 

North German Confederation

sos no german conf 10  1868

North German Confederation #10 for Germany

#14

North German Confederation #14 for Germany

sos no german conf 15  1869

North German Confederation #15 for Germany

sos no german conf 19  1869

North German Confederation #19 for Germany

 

Oldenburg

#1

Oldenburg #1 for Bhutan

#7

Oldenburg #7 for Niger

 

Prussia

prussia_2

Prussia #2 for Bhutan, Grenada

#5

Prussia #5 for Germany

 

Saxony

 

Schleswig-Holstein

#1

Schleswig - Holstein #1 for Senegal

http://www.oloflinder.se/stamps/2496.JPG

Schleswig-Holstein #16 For Chad

 

wurttemburg

 

wurttemburg #10 for Comoro Is.

#53

Wurttemberg #53 for Guinea Bissau, Korea (North)

%238NB10

Wurttemberg #8NB10 for Mongolia

Wurttemberg #O97 for Sharjah

 

Thurn Taxis

#1

Thurn & Taxis #1 for Togo

#6

Thurn & Taxis #6 for Germany, Nevis

[Value Stamps - Black Print on Colored Paper, type B2]

Thurn & Taxis #7 for Guyana

#13

Thurn & Taxis #13 for Germany

#42

Thurn & Taxis #42 for Germany

#44

Thurn & Taxis #44 for Tanzania

[Colored Print on White Paper - Rouletted in Colored Lines, type A29]

Thurn & Taxis # 45 for Guyana

Thurn Taxis #52 for Comoro Is.

German Empire

Germany (German Empire) #Mi IV.K. for Paraguay, Mongolia

 

Germany Essen Local stamp for Cuba

Essen%20Local%203p Essen Local 3p a