18th June 1941
Karl Klipstein

The postcard includes a small catalogue of stamps for sale (to be completed, detached and returned to the Klipstein offices).

The message accompanying the catalogue reads:

'Dear Sir!

The 47th page of the Germany album has been published, but as the continuation of all future albums is in question, I would ask you to make your decision quickly. I cannot supply blank pages for the time being, as I am not a publisher, but only print the album for my customers who receive it with stamps. The stamps of the Generalgouvernement do not yet fill a page, but as they are out of print everywhere, I advise you to buy them. I have again listed everything that is still available. Please check and order immediately. A delay of only a few weeks can result in price increases and even inability to deliver, see Luxembourg II. Those who ordered in time in December paid RM 6.50, today RM 15. I would particularly like to draw your attention to the new 'Deutsche Kiloware', as already obtained last year. These are sold by value, not at random as in previous years. However, as the value increases enormously when the goods are in short supply, I advise you to stock up. As boxes of 1 kilo are no longer available, I can only sell 5 kilos. Here, too, you need to order straight away as they sell out very quickly. There are no other packets included. The 10 zloty stamp is often purchased as a sheet, as it is very attractive 8 pcs in a sheet; order now, as the supply is not very large.

Everyone will want to buy the Hitler-Mussolini in Italian issue.'

Karl Klipstein

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