GTKG postcard imprint 36-67-1-B6 depicting Cologne cathedral. Ref: 11.08.1936 - 25/8 11th August 1936 GTKG 36-67-1-B6 GTKG postcard imprint 36-67-1-B6 depicting Cologne cathedral. Ref: 11.08.1936 - 25/8 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

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13th April 1936 Fritz Beyer Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Commercial cover sent from 'MERKUR G.m.b.H', Berlin to an address in Halle. Featuring stamp Mi.642 (40 Pf). Ref: 23.11.1936 23rd November 1936 MERKUR Mi.642 Commercial cover sent from 'MERKUR G.m.b.H', Berlin to an address in Halle. Featuring stamp Mi.642 (40 Pf). Ref: 23.11.1936 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

10th June 1936 Zettelmeyer Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

11th February 1936 Garmisch Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Rhine Postage Stamp Exhibition with 5pf imprint. 20th June 1936 Rheinische BV1318 Rhine Postage Stamp Exhibition with 5pf imprint. A further three postcards complete the 'Rheinische' exhibition series. Rhine Postage Stamp exhibition with 6pf imprint The train is emerging from Mi.583 (Streamliner high speed locomotive 05 001) Rhine Postage Stamp Exhibition with 6pf imprint Rhine Postage Stamp Exhibition with imprint of 3pf and 10pf (Luftpost) Detail of the special cancel used for the exhibition. Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Commemorative postcard for the 25th Assietta Artillery Regiment. Sent from Derna in Libya to an address in Asti, Italy. Featuring postage stamp Mi.49A (Poste Italiane - Libia). Ref: 02.03.1936 2nd March 1936 Italian Libya Derna Commemorative postcard for the 25th Assietta Artillery Regiment. Sent from Derna in Libya to an address in Asti, Italy. Featuring postage stamp Mi.49A (Poste Italiane - Libia). Ref: 02.03.1936 On 16 October 1911, Italian troops occupied Derna during the Italo-Turkish War . The Italian rule over Derna lasted 29 years, 3 months, and 14 days until it was captured on 30th January 1941 by Australian Troops during the Second World War 's North African Campaign. On 6th April 1941, German forces retook the city from the British, and on 15th November 1942, British forces recaptured it. (Wiki) Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

27th May 1936 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Cover sent from Deutsche Bank, Berlin to an organisation in Heidelberg. Featuring a 'V-Label' (Valeur déclarée), used to indicate the item is insured. Ref: 13.01.1936 - 1/1 13th January 1936 Valeur Deutsche Bank Cover sent from Deutsche Bank, Berlin to an organisation in Heidelberg. Featuring a 'V-Label' (Valeur déclarée), used to indicate the item is insured. Ref: 13.01.1936 - 1/1 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Official Olympic postcard depicting Gerhard Stöck winning the gold medal in the javelin event during the 1936 Olympic Games. Stöck achieved a distance of 71.84 mts on his fifth throw (of six) to win the event. Published by the Reichssportverlag, Berlin SW68. Bild: 95. Ref: 11.08.1936, BV1333 (illustrating a small number of the postcards available in this series). 11th August 1936 Gerhard Stock Javelin 95 Official Olympic postcard depicting Gerhard Stöck winning the gold medal in the javelin event during the 1936 Olympic Games. Stöck achieved a distance of 71.84 mts on his fifth throw (of six) to win the event. Published by the Reichssportverlag, Berlin SW68. Bild: 95. Ref: 11.08.1936, BV1333 (illustrating a small number of the postcards available in this series). Amtliche Olympia-Postkarte (Official Olympic Postcard series) With 'bild' number Without 'bild' number Without bild (picture number). 'Reichssportfeld. Glockenterm' (Bell tower). Ref: 11.08.1936. The bell tower at Maifeld is a 77.17 meter high observation tower on the Berlin Olympic site in the Westend district. It was built in 1934–1936 according to plans by Werner March. The steel skeleton construction was clad with limestone slabs. Ref: 11.08.1936 - 25/5 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Research 'Jüngzug' - part of the Deutsches Jungvolk organisation 6th April 1936 Research 'Jüngzug' - part of the Deutsches Jungvolk organisation Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page