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German Postal Stationery PRIVATE 1/1 1923-1932 R.James Bender Volume 1 1933 R.James Bender Volume 1 1934 R.James Bender Volume 1 1935 R.James Bender Volume 1 1936 R.James Bender Volume 1 1937 R.James Bender Volume 2 1938 R.James Bender Volume 2 1939 R.James Bender Volume 2 1940 R.James Bender Volume 3 p.9 - Tag der Briefmarke, 1940. KdF Sammlergruppen - See 30/52 p.10 - Tag der Briefmarke, Leipzig ('Wer Ein VolkRetten Will...'). With printed greeting to the reverse from stamp dealer Martin Greif (1941) - See 32/22 p.20 - 100 years of postage stamps, 70 years of postcards - See 23/73 p.28 - Iron Cross and Oak Leaves: 'Es Kann nur einer...' p.30 - German Red Cross series of six postcards: Hitler, Wounded Soldier, Soldier with Club, Soldier with Hand-grenade , Countryside Sunrise , Graves Beneath Tree p.36 - Postal show held during the occasion of the 7th anniversary of the KdF - See 30/87 p.67 - Informing the German people of Germany's position in world-wide sea travel - see 30/54 1941 R.James Bender Volume 3 p.45 - Tag der Briefmarke (Wiener Klapperpost) without imprint stamp (but using Mi.762) with inscription 'Sondermarke zum Tag der Briefmarke 1941'. Variation of Mi.P241 p.46-48 - Tag der Briefmarke. Eight different designs each with inscription, ''Im Kampf un die Freiheit'. Mi.P242-01/08: 01 - Infanterie , 02 - Gebirgsjager, 03 - Gebirgsjager im Winterausrustung, 04 - Panzertruppe , 05 - Eisenbahn-Artillerie , 06 - U-Boot, 07 - Luftwaffe signals troops, 08 - SS p.49 - Tag der Briefmarke - KdF Sammlergruppe Kreisgruppe Dortmund - See 32/23 Lorraine (Lothringen) p.249-251 - Tag der Briefmarke. Eight different designs each with inscription, ''Im Kampf un die Freiheit'. Mi.P4-01/08: 01 - Infanterie, 02 - Gebirgsjager, 03 - Gebirgsjager im Winterausrustung , 04 - Panzertruppe, 05 - Eisenbahn-Artillerie, 06 - U-Boot, 07 - Luftwaffe signals troops, 08 - SS 1942 R.James Bender Volume 3 p.116 - Day of the German Police, 1942 - 'Die Polizei in Fonteinsatz' 1943 R.James Bender Volume 3 1944 R.James Bender Volume 3 1945 R.James Bender Volume 3 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

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Wehrmacht Formations Kriegsmarine Wehrmacht Formations Kriegsmarine Screenshot 2021-11-27 at 09.29.50.png Screenshot 2021-11-27 at 09.29.50.png 1/1 Wehrmacht - Kriegsmarine formations (as found on covers and postcards etc., within the Brief History collection) Also see 'Sea Defence Zones' Without FPN 2/ 2.E.M.A.A., Naval artillery replacement battalion, Zeven (11.1941) With FPN 00522 (01.1940) 01900 (02.1942 - 32/59 - Minelayer 'Cobra') 09200 (02.1941) 10345 (11.1940 - 30/85) 20154 (07.1943) 21837 (12.1939) 22405 (04.1944) 33088 (02.1942) 34954 (06.40 - 23/91) 38849 (07.1943) 41876 (06.1943) Offices Wehrmeldamt (Draft Board/Military Registration Office) - see 32/67 (Kiel) Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

25th August 1941 Scharnhorst 1/1 Postcard depicting the 'Scharnhorst'. Ref: 25.08.1941 The sister ship to the Scharnhorst was the Gneisenau. There are some major differences in their design that makes them easy to differentiate. The mast spacing being one of them. This frontal view depicts a ship with no enclosed bridge. The bridge of the Gneisenau was enclosed in 1940 and that of the Scharnhorst enclosed in 1943 (following the Channel Dash). There is no indication as to when this photograph was taken, however, as it was cancelled in 1942, there is a likelihood of it being the Scharnhorst . Ref: 24.02.1942 - 32/84 The reverse of the postcard with briefstempel from FPN 33088 (Naval Fortress Engineer Battalion 312). Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Kriegsmarine Vessel Directory Kriegsmarine Vessel Directory Screenshot 2021-11-27 at 09.29.50.png Screenshot 2021-11-27 at 09.29.50.png 1/1 Kriegsmarine VESSEL DIRECTORY Incomplete list and not catagorised sufficiently SMS Franfurt (see 17/79) SMS Magdeburg (see 17/79) SMS Brummer (see 17/79) BATTLESHIPS BISMARCK CLASS Bismarck, Tirpitz SCHARNHORST CLASS Scharnhorst , Gneisenau HEAVY CRUISERS DEUTSCHLAND-CLASS Deutschland (Lützow), Admiral Scheer, Admiral Graf Spee - see 28/29 Deutschland incident (1937) Bombing of the heavy cruiser during the Spanish Civil War ADMIRAL HIPPER CLASS Admiral Hipper, Blücher, Prinz Eugen LIGHT CRUISERS EMDEN CLASS Emden KÖNIGSBERG CLASS Königsberg, Karlsruhe , Köln LEIPZIG CLASS Leipzig, Nürnberg DESTROYERS TYPE 1934 DESTROYERS Z1 - Leberecht Maas , Z2 - Georg Thiele, Z3 - Max Schultz, Z4 - Richard Bietzen TYPE 1934A DESTROYERS Z5 - Z9 - Wolfgang Zenker - Z16 TYPE 1936 DESTROYERS Z17 - Z20 - Karl Galster , Z22 TYPE 1936A DESTROYERS (Navik & Mob) Z23 - Z34, Z37 - Z39 TYPE 1936B DESTROYERS Z35 - 36, Z40 - 45 TYPE 1936C DESTROYERS Z46 - Z50 The Type1936C class was intended to consist of five ships, Z46 , Z47 , Z48 , Z49 and Z50 . They were designed to be an improvement of Type 1936A and B destroyers. Only two of the five ships, Z46 and Z47 , were ever laid down, and work was halted for a year between 1942 and 1943. Construction was constantly interrupted by numerous problems, predominantly due to air raids, material supply delays and a shortage of copper. The two ships that were laid down, Z46 and Z47 , were blown up by Allied troops in 1945. Source: Wikipedia 2026 TYPE 1937J DESTROYERS The Type 1937J destroyer class was a design created by the Kriegsmarine in 1937. The destroyers were designed as ocean-going escort ships, which could attack and defend convoys in the Atlantic, while also being able to operate in tropical climates. The design was abandoned before any ships were ordered or laid down, largely because the range and speed requirements could not be achieved without reductions in armament, however it went on to influence later project studies: the Type 1938Ac, 1938Ad, and 1938B destroyers. Source: Wikipedia 2026 TYPE 1945 DESTROYERS The Type 1945 destroyers were a planned class of destroyers, for the Kriegsmarine, whose design was based upon that of the Type 1936D and E destroyers. Their plan involved a return to steam boilers, which had been replaced by diesel engines in all ships designs after the Type 1942 destroyers. No ships were ever built, as the end of the war was rapidly approaching. Source: Wikipedia 2026 TORPEDO BOATS TYPE 35 T1 T12 TYPE 37 TYPE 39 TYPE 40 TYPE 41 TYPE 44 - T18, T19 - T30 Iltis, Wolf, Jaguar, Tiger Möwe, Falke, Kondor, Seeadler (also see 14.06.1937 SCW) VORPOSTENBOOT Patrol boats - coastal patrol, ship escort, and naval combat. V 315 Bris NAVAL ANTI-AIRCRAFT BATTERY Arkona Floating anti-aircraft battery Brummer AUXILIARY SHIPS Hein Godenwind Youth Hostel & Naval Accommodation Edwin Wassner, Memel, Tanga, Mars, Isar, Lech, Weichsel, Donau, Mosel, Warnow Hela, Nettelbeck, Fuchs, Pelikan, Drache, Brommy, Hecht, Jagd, Delphin, Acheron, Frauenlob, Gazelle, Störtebecker, Nautilus, Otto Braun, Raule Strahl, Nordsee, Paul Beneke, Dahme, Nixe, MT 1 (Heppens), MT 2 (Mariensiel), C 21 - C 24, Orkan, Spree, Carl Zeiss, Taucher T 107, T 108, T 123, T 196, Claus van Bevern, Eduard Jungmann (T 153), T 155, T 156, T 157, T 158 Patrol trawlers (Vorpostenboote) - Beowulf, Freyr, Frithjof, Heimdall, Sigfrid, Wotan, Hagen, Hildbrande, Hugin, Munin, Odin, Volker Target service ships (Zielschiffe) - Hessen, Zähringen MINESWEEPERS M1 - M4, M6 - M36, Taku (M 146), M 72, M 75, M 84, M 98, M 102, M 104, M 110, M 111, M 117, M 117, M 122, M 126, M145, M157 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Propaganda Anti-German Propaganda Anti-German 1/0 Anti-German Propaganda 1939 1940 1941 1942 Russian feldpost postcard depicting a stylised German soldier chasing a pig - see 26.02.1942 - Fleurs & Papillons 1943 1944 1945 French postcard depicting German motorised infantry in a delivery bicycle - 14.06.1945 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Fleurs & Papillons Fleurs & Papillons 1/0 Fleurs & Papillons Prices and description from German Postal History website (USA) and other internet based sources. Most of which is commercial pricing which appears exaggerated but nonetheless reflects what may be achieved. c.1931 (Rare and original, early (1929!) SA / SS propaganda donation card to aid NS Gefangenen und Verwundetenhilfe / National Socialist Prisoners and Wounded injured and imprisoned from their various street battles suppressing the vote and harassing Communmists, Jewish people, etc. With imprinted slogan and signature of Ernst Roehm, Hitler's sergeant and mentor before his execution at Hitler's order in 1934. Only the slightest of wear; in very good condition. $1199 , 2024) , 26.08.1931 , 11.03.1932 , 02.04.1933 (Shows the German steel helmet introduced later in WWI, superimposed on the swastika, for the NS Deutscher Frontkaempfer-Bund / National Socialist (Nazi) Front Soldier's Federation. With eight revenues of three distinct types. $179 . Note: the Fleurs & Papillon card has a photograph, also hand-stamp dated 7th November 1935, the day of dissolution, hence should be $200+? ), 03.05.1933 ( 3rd Reich Germany 1933 May Day Tag der Arbeit Labor Day Cover UNUSED1933 -- the first May Day in NSDAP Germany: 1. Mai Tag der Nationalen Arbeit / May 1st National Labor Day holiday propaganda postcard. Slightly worn, very good condition. $199 ), 09.09.1933 (Rare and original 1933 Hitlerjunge Quex card for the propaganda film of the same name. Unused in top condition - without the additional overprint upper left reverse. $299 , 2024) , 07.09.1934 ( Scarce Stuermer Verlag Nuernberg Reichsparteitag / Nuremberg Rally Day propaganda card. A bit worn, creased upper right corner; used at the Rally in 1934 with event cancel. $229 ), 13.01.1935 , 14.04.1935 , 07.07.1935 , 13.04.1936 , 15.06.1936 (Nadolny, Rudolf. Diplomat (1873-1953). Autographed sentence with signature, with original completed form section and original signature. Constantinople. 1 page folio (223:282 mm). Album page with printed border, printed footer "Contribution to the autograph album 'Germany's Future'" and printed form for biographical data, mounted on a sheet of parchment paper (approx. 330:344 mm). $ 571/550 € .), 18.02.1939 , 23.02.1939 (Anti-Bolshevik, anti-Communist "Bolschewismus ohne Maske (Bolshevism Unmasked) exposition with Anti-Bolschewistische Ausstellung Wien expo machine cancel tying 1938 Sudetenland Couple invasion memorial stamp set. Slightly worn, excellent condition, as per scans. $349 ), 10.05.1939 (2. Reichstagung des RDB: Reichsbund der Deutschen Beamten (RDB) / Imperial Meeting for German Official Workers (Police, fire, etc) in Frankfurt. Genuine use, in top condition , with message and RDB event cancel. $99 ), 23.07.1939 , 24.07.1939 ( Propaganda card for the 1939 Leistungsschau / competitive exhibition of the Hitler Youth in Thueringen Reichsparteitag / Party Rally, from the Hoffmann galleries. Slightly worn, good condition for a genuinely used card with contents from a participant; mailed from the competition with a special cancel from the event (card in Brief History without special cancel). $299 ), 1939 (no date), three propaganda postcards printed but unused for the Nuremberg rally of 1939; Hitler Youth holding flag, two soldiers beneath the eagle, and the eagle beneath a swastika flag with Nurnberg castle in the background, ('... prepared for the 1939 Rally Day but not used since the event was canceled with the outbreak of WWII. These used to be extremely rare, but after a bunch were found in a Nuremberg cellar, they are merely scarce. Not fully completed for the Rally, the backs on all are scenic wallpaper! $139 each). 31.07.1940 (Daughter-in-law of Richard Wagner who was a friend of Hitler and ran the Bayreuth Festival after her husband's death in 1930 until the end of World War II (1897–1980). Matte-finish 4 x 5.75 postcard photo of Wagner in near-profile, signed in black ink, “Herzlichen Dank! Winifred Wagner.” In fine condition, with trivial creasing and the signature and inscription a shade light. Pre-certified PSA/DNA - R&R Auctions sold $400 inc. premium) , 02.06.1941 ( $400 +/- ), 14.11.1941 (Up for auction is a beautiful cover from a detainee in the concentration extermination camp of Auschwitz in Germany occupied Poland. Konzentrationlager KZ and it is addressed to Krakow Poland. Priced to sell. Dated in January 13, 1942. For the serious collector of Judaica and Holocaust related philately this is an exceptional item. Cover is in excellent condition - $300 - Ebay), 26.02.1942 ( £400 , 2022?),

Wehrmacht Formations Heer (inc. SS) Wehrmacht Formations Heer (inc. SS) 1/1 Parcel label (detached) sent from Chemnitz to a soldier at FPN 17468 (Heavy Artillery Division 816: the feldpost number appears to date the label in early/mid 1942. In the winter of 41/42 the detachment was deployed around Rzhev - possibly Khoroshevo, Kowalevo, Zaytsevo). Featuring a permission stamp for feldpost packages (Mi.1 A - perforated). Ref: 16/6 Wehrmacht - Heer formations (as found on covers and postcards etc., within the Brief History collection) Without FPN 3./ W. K. Unterf. Lehrgang XI. (12.09.1942 - Archive only) Beobachtungs Batterie 100 (document from Bb. 7 - Jüterbog). Ref: 17.11.1942 Feldrekr.-Inf.-Rgt.265 I.Batl. 2.Komp (See 26.06.1940 - 23/95) Infantry Replacement Battalion 488 (10.1942) Barlog cartoon postcard Landesschützen-Bataillon 675 (11.1941) Munster Lager Landesschützen-Bataillon 704 (11.1942) Barlog cartoon postcard Marschkompanie N2 , Liegnitz (12.1942) Cover to Scharnhorst Kaserne Panzertruppenschule I (Wünsdorf). Cover. Ref: 23.07.1941 Replacement Battalion 480 Infantry/ Training Battalion 480 (Schlan/Slany, B&M). Packet card. Ref: 13.05.1942 - Shown at Mi.65-72 B&M definitives Stammkp. M.G. Ers. Btl.4 (Horb a.N.) Typed letter Stellv. Gen. Kdo. X.A.K. (Representative of X. Army Korps, Wehrkreiskommando X). From Munster Lager. Ref: 21.08.1943 - 22/69 Telegraphenbauamt Ukraine/ Baubezirk IX (25.07.1943) Parcel label Weihnachtskarte Nr.2 einer westfälischen Division - 25/38 (orphan) With FPN - Pre-September 1939 111569 (03.1939) With FPN - September 1939 - 1945 00246 (01.1942 - 32/65) 00349 (04.1940) 00757 (12.1940 - 32/3) 01167 (12.1940 - 30/21) 01422 (02.1940 - 30/40) 01485 (05.1942 - 32/71) 01489 (06.1943 - 23/27 - Archive only) 01747 (02.1944) 01751 (04.1941) 01776 (06.1943) 02231 (07.10.1939 - Archive only) 02445 (07.1942 - 32/66) 03894 (06.1940 - 23/92) 04518 (01.1941) 04583 (12.1939) 04668 (08.07.1943 - Archive only but might be worth its own page) 05522 (05.1940) 09149 (12.1944) 09569 (07.1940 - 23/98 - Archive only) 09643 (02.1942 - 32/58) 09721 (08.1940 - 30/49) 10612 (06.1940 - 23/91) 11111 (12.1939 - 30/10) 11152 (09.1939 - 29/81) 11333 (06.1940 - 23/87 - Archive only) 12410 (03.1942 - 32/53) 13003 (02.1945) 13837 (12.1940 - 30/25) 14132 (04.1941 - 25/82 - Archive only) 15457 (05.1940 - 23/82 - Archive only) 16293 (07.1941) 17468 (1942?) 17860 (09.1939 - 29/83) 18379 (01.1944 - Archive only - where is this? ) 18768 (02.1940) 18791 (11.1940 - 30/78) 19705 (12.1940 - 30/90) 19922 (10.1940 - 30/69) 20148 (07.1943) 20358 (05.1943 - 25/37 - Archive only) 21462 (12.1940 - 32/2) 21611 (07.1941) 21631 (06.1941, 01.1941 - 32/27) Brussels 21687 (01.1941) 21720 (01.1942 - 32/63) 22929 (12.1944) 23098 (09.1942) 23733 (07.1940 - 23/99) 23758 (03.1942 - 32/53 - AOK 4 Field Inspection Office?) 23909 (02.1942 - 32/56) 24044 (06.1943) 24401 (07.1941 - message written on a Russian postcard) 26243 (06.42) 26455 (08.1940 - 30/47) 27902 (06.1944 - 1/99 - Archive only) 28303 (16/82 - typed letter - no date. Waiting to be added) 29301 (06.1940 - 23/89 - Archive only) 29514 (01.1942 - 32/62 - Organisation Todt? Forced labour?) 29969 (09.1944 - 29/86) 30127 (10.1939) 30248 (07.1940 - 23/99) 30617 (03.1943 - Archive only - where?) 30995 (02.44 - 26/13 - Archive only - printed instructions on how to fold the letter-sheet) 31080 (12.1940 - 30/100) 31974 (12.1939 - 30/6) 32221 (02.1940 - 30/40) 32281 (12.1939 - 30/11) 33193 (10.1939) 33467 (12.1940 - 32/6) 34335 (06.1940 - 23/93) 34345 (10.1941) 36301 (02.1940 - 30/40) 36365 (05.1940) 36472 (07.1941) and 12.1940 - 30/91 37445 (11.1943? - 18/34) 37596 (05.1942 -32/74) 38093 (12.1940 - 32/5) 38403 (05.1941 - 25/89) 39154 (02/1940 - 30/40) 39481 (04.1940 - 23/71) 39827 (05.02.1940 - 30/37) 43982 (04.1944 - Archive only - Where?) 44744 (01.1942) Newspaper wrapper 46155 (03.1942 - 32/82) 46198 (06.1943) 46797 (24.07.1943 - further research required into correspondence address) 48820 (02.1944) 59011 (late 1943 - 25/58) Label with instructions to reverse (Wehrpass?) 64075 (10.1944) Waffen-SS with FPN 38623 (11.1940) 47456 (07.1943) Waffen-SS without FPN 1.SS Panzer Corps at SS-Lager Oranienburg - see 26.07.1943. Possibly on the first day of being raised as a Corps. Sanitätswesen der Waffen-SS , SS-Lazarette Prag (?) - Medical Service, no date, archive only 16/31 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Postal Stationery Occupied Countries Postal Stationery Occupied Countries 29.08.1942 Mi.P2 Ostland reverse.jpeg 29.08.1942 Mi.P2 Ostland reverse.jpeg 1/1 Official postcard sent from Majorenhof (Majori) to the west of Riga in Latvia. The postcard has a 6 Pf Hitler head imprint stamp overprinted with 'OSTLAND' (Mi.P2 originally Mi.P299 I). Ref: 29.08.1942 Postal Stationery of the Occupied Countries Albania Alexanderstadt Belgium and Northern France P1 (unused) see 22/15 Channel Islands Dunkirk Elsaß (Alsace) Mi.P1 (5 Pf - P225 I - Hindenburg Medallion - 15.08.1940) - see 30/74 Mi.P2 (6 Pf - P226 I - Hindenburg Medallion - 15.08.1940) Mi.P3 (6 Pf - P241, Viennese Postman - Hindenburg Medallion - 12.01.1941) Mi.P4 01-08 (6 Pf - P242, Military scenes - Hindenburg Medallion - 12.01.1941) Mi.P5 01-08 (6 Pf - P243, Military flags - Hindenburg Medallion - 20.04.1941) Estland Mi.P1 Mi.P2 Mi.P3 Fortress Lorient France 'Carte Postale' 80c blue (Arc de Triomphe) - 18.08.1940 30/47 (Feldpost) Kolomea Kotor Kurland Laibach Lettland Litauen Lothringen (Lorraine) Mi.P1 ('Lothringen' overprint on 5 Pf Mi.P225 I) Mi.P2 ('Lothringen' overprint on 6 Pf Mi.P226 I) Mi.P3 ('Lothringen' overprint on 6 Pf Mi.P241 - 'Klapperpost') Mi.P4 ('Lothringen' overprint on Mi.P242 - military series of eight postcards) - See 32/19 (Mi.P4/03) Mi.P5 ('Lothringen' overprint on Mi.P243 - military series of eight postcards) Luxemburg Mi.P1 ('Luxemburg' overprint on 5 Pf Mi.P225 I) Mi.P2 ('Luxemburg' overprint on 6 Pf Mi.P226 I) - see 32/81 Mi.P3 ('Luxemburg' overprint on 15 Pf Mi.P227 I) Mi.P4 ('Luxemburg' overprint on 6 Pf Mi.P241 - 'Klapperpost') Mi.P4 ('Luxemburg' overprint on Mi.P242 - military series of eight postcards) Montenegro Ostland Mi.P1 Mi.P2 (6 Pf on Mi.299 I) Mi.P3/01-04 Tag der Briefmarke Insel Rhodos (Rhodes) Russland (Soviet Union) St.Nazaire Serbia (post 18.04.1941) Mi.VP77-78, Mi.VP85, Mi.P1-P6 Ukraine Mi.P1 - Mi.P3 Hitler head overprinted 'UKRAINE' Mi.P4/01-04 Tag der Briefmarke overprinted 'UKRAINE see 18.01.1942 (and 23/19) - Mi.P4/01 A/Korps Zara Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

10th August 1940 Sluyterman von Langeweyde 1/0 Georg Sluyterman von Langeweyde German Red Cross Series (BV330-31) Envelope for series Hitler portrait Wounded soldier Soldier with club Soldier with hand grenade Country sunrise - see 30/44 Tree with graves - see 32/78 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

7th January 1942 Paul Kuhrt 1/1 Commercial postcard sent from Paul Kuhrt, German stamp dealer, to a client in Pasau. With details on the reverse of stamps for sale (which includes the intriguing statement, 'In my Prague Stamp Post No. 4 I announced that I would appoint Miss Kroiher as dispatch manager. I hereby inform you that due to circumstances I am forced to refrain from employing the lady in question.'... but why!? It is noted that an M. Kroiher is listed as a stamp dealer/ collector somewhere in Czechoslovakia at this time. Maybe related?). Ref: 07.01.1942 Also see 32/76 & 77 The postcard primary messages states: TO MY CUSTOMERS For the First German Advertising Show in Prague, a commemorative sheet is published in small format with a beautiful design and special postmark. This is also the First German Commemorative Sheet in the Protectorate. It is published by the K.d.F. Collector's Group, Prague District. The edition is 8000 pieces. The price is 50 Pf. + postage. I have been entrusted with the exclusive distribution. My customers will receive preferential delivery. Please place your order in good time, I recommend myself to you. This is the sheet advertised 'Erste Deutsche Werbeschau' (featuring Mi.64 and special K.D.F. cancellation). Ref: 11.01.1942 Further Paul Kuhrt correspondence Commercial postcard sent from Paul Kuhrt in Prague. Featuring a 'Viktoria' cancellation and propaganda slogan (Victory! Germany is winning on all fronts for Europe.). Ref: 03.09.1941 The card reads, 'All my customers have received the Dvorak commemorative stamps with a small surcharge. However, I was not able to supply all of them in full, as the allocation was very small. The set is sold out at the post office and already costs 50 Rpf. On 7 September, trade fair stamps will appear in an even smaller issue. I will supply these as per the schedule: 1 set mint: 80 Rpf + postage paid 42 Rpf. 1 set addressed with special cancellation: 90 Rpf. 1 set on decorative sheet w. special cancellation; 1 RM + postage ins. 42 Rpf. My subscribers still receive this series under the old conditions. If you do not yet have a subscription with me, I recommend that you do so. On prepayment of 10 RM to my postal cheque account I will deliver all new Protectorate stamps with 20% over face value as soon as they appear. If you order more than 5 series, I reserve the right to deliver in bulk. My new price lists for Protectorate stamps and special cancellations will appear at the beginning of September.' Notes: The Dvorak issue of 25th August 1941 had a total of 2,200,000 sets. The Prague trade fair issue of 7th September 1941 had a total of 2,000,000 sets. Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Mi.83-84 (15.03.1942) B&M Protectorate Anniversary 15.03.1942 B&M Mi.83 - 84 reverse.jpeg 15.03.1942 B&M Mi.83 - 84 reverse.jpeg 1/1 Souvenir sheet (A6) produced for the 'Drei Jahre Protektorate Böhmen-Mähren'. Featuring postage stamps Mi.83 and 84 issued for the 3rd Anniversary of the founding of the Protektorate. The original B&M stamps (Mi.68b and 71b) having been overprinted in blue and red respectively, with the national symbol of the German Reich as well as the dates '15.III.1939' and '15.III.1942'. Ref: 15.03.1942 Mi.83-84 3rd Anniversary of the founding of the Protektorate Mi.83. Ref: 15.03.1942 Mi.84. Ref: 15.03.1942 Presentation envelope produced by the 'N.S.- Gem. kraft durch freude/ Sammlergruppe/ kreis Prag' . Commemorative cover produced by the K.d.F. and sent to stamp dealer Paul Kuhrt in Prag. Ref: 15.03.1942 - 32/77 Reverse of envelope with the senders details printed to the flap. The reverse of a second envelope (with the same design as that above). The senders detail are that of stamp dealer Paul Kuhrt (the addressee of the envelope above). There is a typewritten notice to the foot stating 'Auflage gerantiert 5.000' , indicating that only 5,000 of these commemorative envelopes have been produced. Ref: 15.03.1942 - 32/76 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page