Postcard depicting the Klemm 'Limousine' Kl 32. Ref: 29.04.1935 29th April 1935 Klemm Limousine Kl32 Postcard depicting the Klemm 'Limousine' Kl 32. Ref: 29.04.1935 Klemm Kl 32 The Klemm Kl 32 was a touring aircraft, developed in Germany in 1932, based on the Klemm Kl 31 as a competitor in the Challenge 1932 touring aircraft competition. Like its predecessor, the KI 32 was a conventional, low-wing cantilever monoplane with fixed, tailskid undercarriage. The Kl 32, however, had a smaller cabin (seating three), and a fuselage built from wood rather than metal. Eight Kl 32s were entered in the competition, seven by German teams and one by a Swiss team. These were powered by a variety of engines, including the Bramo Sh 14, Argus As 8, de Havilland Gipsy, and Hirth HM 150. Notable German pilots included Robert Lusser (who designed the aircraft), Wolf Hirth, and Reinhold Poss. Hirth won the short takeoff trial in his Kl 32, and Poss tied for second place in the overall competition with his. Five of the teams flying Kl 32s finished in the top ten in the 'rally over Europe' part of the competition, and five of the top ten scores overall were achieved by teams flying Kl 32s. A Klemm L32-V (VH-UVE, originally D-2299) was flown by Maude Bonney during her Brisbane to Cape Town flight in 1937, a distance of 29,088 km and the first flight from Australia to South Africa. Source: Wikipedia Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Postcard commemorating the Postage Stamp Exhibition in Hannover 11th - 19th May 1935. Ref: 17.05.1936, BV1250 17th May 1935 Hannover Kunstlerhaus Postcard commemorating the Postage Stamp Exhibition in Hannover 11th - 19th May 1935. Ref: 17.05.1936, BV1250 Note: There are versions of this postcard listed with a 3Pf imprint and a 6Pf imprint. The postcard shown here has neither (the stamp is Mi.559). Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Stamps first issued on 10th July 1935 to commemorate the centennial of German railways. 10th July 1935 Mi.580-583 Stamps first issued on 10th July 1935 to commemorate the centennial of German railways. Mi.581 - 12 Rpf - Locomotive model 03. Ref: 16.10.1935 Mi.582 - 25 Rpf - The 'Flying Hamburger'. Ref: 26.07.1935 Mi.583 - 40 Rpf - Streamliner 05 001. Ref: 07.08.1935 - 9/61) Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

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(Collectors?) cover sent from Garmisch Partenkirchen featuring a full issue for the Winter Olympic Games 1936 (Mi.600-602). Ref: 16.02.1936 - 24/76 25th November 1935 Mi.600-602 (Collectors?) cover sent from Garmisch Partenkirchen featuring a full issue for the Winter Olympic Games 1936 (Mi.600-602). Ref: 16.02.1936 - 24/76 Mi.600 - 602 Winter Olympic Games 1936 Notes: Engraving: Max Eschle , Munich. Recess printing. Sheets 10 x 10. Swastika watermark. Perf. 14. Quantity issued: unknown. Valid until 30.06.1937 The 6 Pf exists imperforate and the 25 Pf exists with inverted watermark. These are the first Reichspost stamps to state the name of the designer ('M ESCHLE' beneath the image frame). Max Eschle Max Eschle (1890 - 1979) was a German commercial artist . Eschle studied at the Munich School of Applied Arts under Julius Diez, among others, and from 1911 to 1915 at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich. Together with Franz Paul Glass, Hans Ibe (Johann Baptist Maier), Otto Ottler, Tommi Parzinger and Valentin Zietara, he was a member of the second group of The Six , one of the first artist groups to market advertising contracts, especially posters. The poster for the 'German Trade Fair Munich 1922' was designed by Max Eschle. In 1935, the German Reichspost issued three stamps designed by Eschle to mark the Winter Olympics in Garmisch-Partenkirchen and in 1936 a further eight stamps to mark the Summer Olympics in Berlin. In addition to numerous posters for events, well-known works include the Sonthofen Mountain Infantry and the enamel sign Hamsterin, schame dich!, which denounced panic buying. He also produced a series of advertising stamps, as well as various oil paintings of mostly Bavarian or Austrian landscapes, some of which were printed as postcards. In 1936, he designed the poster for the National Socialist propaganda exhibition 'Bolshevism', which took place at the Deutsches Museum. In 1943, Eschle was represented at the Great German Art Exhibition in Munich with his oil painting Farmer's Wife at War. Source: Wikipedia (2024) Mi.600 - 6 + 4 Pf (Speed skating). Ref: 16.02.1936 - 24/76 Mi.601 - 12 + 6 Pf (Ski jumping). Ref: 16.02.1936 - 24/76 Mi.602 - 25 + 15 Pf (Four-man bobsleigh). Ref: 16.02.1936 - 24/76 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

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Postcard issued to commemorate the Saar Referendum. The slogan reads, 'We died for you! And you?' Published by F. Maas & Sohn AG, Saarbrücken. Ref: 13.01.1935 - 24/28, BV1237 Note: There are two other variations of this postcard; one with the same image but with a special red wax seal commission seal on the reverse; the second has the same image but with the slogan 'We died for you! And you will betray us?'. 13th January 1935 Saar Postcards (II) Postcard issued to commemorate the Saar Referendum. The slogan reads, 'We died for you! And you?' Published by F. Maas & Sohn AG, Saarbrücken. Ref: 13.01.1935 - 24/28, BV1237 Note: There are two other variations of this postcard; one with the same image but with a special red wax seal commission seal on the reverse; the second has the same image but with the slogan 'We died for you! And you will betray us?'. Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Commemorative postcard for the 6th German War Veterans Day in Kassel. The card was produced for the 5th commemoration of the event which was subsequently cancelled. This was no doubt in part (or fully) due to the Röhm putsch ('Night of the Long Knives' - 30th June - 2nd July 1934). The card has been overprinted in red to the foot with the dates for the 1935 event, '6.-8. Juli 1935', thus avoiding the need for a new commemoration postcard. Ref: 07.07.1935 (Fleurs & Papillons) 7th July 1935 War Veterans Day 1935 Commemorative postcard for the 6th German War Veterans Day in Kassel. The card was produced for the 5th commemoration of the event which was subsequently cancelled. This was no doubt in part (or fully) due to the Röhm putsch ('Night of the Long Knives' - 30th June - 2nd July 1934). The card has been overprinted in red to the foot with the dates for the 1935 event, '6.-8. Juli 1935', thus avoiding the need for a new commemoration postcard. Ref: 07.07.1935 (Fleurs & Papillons) Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page