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Stamps first issued on 10th July 1935 to commemorate the centennial of German railways. Mi.580-583 (10.07.1935) 1/1 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

Cover featuring a block of four 'Ostropa' stamps (Mi.576-579) as taken from Mi. Block 3. Also featuring two commemorative cancellations including two 'schiffspost' (dated 30.06.1935). Ref: 29.06.1935 - 9/20 29th June 1935 1/1 Cover featuring a block of four 'Ostropa' stamps (Mi.576-579) as taken from Mi. Block 3. Also featuring two commemorative cancellations including two 'schiffspost' (dated 30.06.1935). Ref: 29.06.1935 - 9/20 further information on these stamps can be found here During the OSTROPA exhibition attendees were given the opportunity to sail on a one-day excursion.Two special cancellations were made for mail posted during these trips. Cranz-Rossitten: 27th June 1935. A one-day service between the baltic coastal towns of Cranz and Rossitten. Grosses Moosbruch: 30th June 1935. A one-day service for OSTROPA visitors. Unsure of destination. Possibly the same as above. Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

8th July 1935 Reichstag 1/1 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Stamps of Argentina 1/1 Argentina - stamps within the Brief History collection Mi.398 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

28th June 1935 1/1 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Cover sent from Halle to a recipient on 20th April Street, Sofia. It would be a misconception to assume that this had anything to do with the birth date of Adolf Hitler and subsequent kowtowing by the Bulgarian government! It was indeed the start date of the Bulgarian insurrection against the Ottomans in 1876. Ref: 23.06.1935 23rd June 1935 1/0 Cover sent from Halle to a recipient on 20th April Street, Sofia. It would be a misconception to assume that this had anything to do with the birth date of Adolf Hitler and subsequent kowtowing by the Bulgarian government! It was indeed the start date of the Bulgarian insurrection against the Ottomans in 1876. Ref: 23.06.1935 Link to the Wikipedia page about the 1876 Uprising Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Stamps first issued on 23rd June 1935 on a miniature sheet commemorating the Eastern European Stamp Exposition ‘OSTROPA’, Königsberg. Mi.576-579 (23.06.1935) 1/1 Stamps first issued on 23rd June 1935 on a miniature sheet commemorating the Eastern European Stamp Exposition ‘OSTROPA’, Königsberg. Mi.577 - 6 Rpf - Tannenberg Memorial/ eagle. Ref: 29.06.1935 Mi.578 - 12 Rpf - Königsberg castle/ East Prussian flag. Ref: 29.06.1935 Mi.579 - Heilsberg castle/ oak leaf. Ref: 29.06.1935 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

16th June 1935 1/1 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Indanthren: Logo vignette affixed to the reverse of an envelope dated 15th March 1926. Ref: 15.03.1926 - 10/10 12th June 1935 1/2 Indanthren: Logo vignette affixed to the reverse of an envelope dated 15th March 1926. Ref: 15.03.1926 - 10/10 INDANTHREN POSTCARD SERIES Imprint 1072.h.1.500 (Ref: 12.06.1935) Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

15th June 1935 1/1 Website: https://gorchfock1.de/das-schiff/ Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Bochmann: Hamburg 63 - 1/b - Bd - I 12th June 1935 1/2 Bochmann: Hamburg 63 - 1/b - Bd - I A poster stamp affixed to the reverse of a window envelope. Issued to publicise the June 22nd -30th, 1935 'Derby-Woche', the image depicts the Hamburg skyline, and a string of pennants, each one displaying a date and an event leading up to the Derby. The picture area measures 48mm x 70mm, and was designed by artist Theodor Paul Etbauer (1892 - 1975). Together with a commemorative cancellation of a similar design (which was produced in 8 variations - see Bochmann). Ref: 12.06.1935 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page Derby-Woche or Derby Week, is a week-long event leading up to the prestigious German Derby (Horse race) which was inaugurated in 1867. The term 'Derby' originated in England in the late 18th century, to designate the penultimate horse race of the season, reserved for three-year-old horses. In Germany, the lead up to the actual race was a week-long folk festival including various military and sporting events.

25th May 1935 1/1 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page