2nd December 1943 2nd December 1943 Cover sent from Switzerland to Belgium bearing the censor tape and hand stamps of ABP Munich. The tape (DV3.2) was used often and is classed as 'common', whilst the 'Geprüft' hand stamp (DP2.7) is classed as 'hard to find'. Ref: 02.12.1943 German Censor Briefstempel DP 2.7 ABP Munich

10th July 1943 Mi.P312a/03-07 - Air Raids 10th July 1943 Mi.P312a/03-07 Mi.P312a/03 (1943) Der Luftschutz - 6 Pf Hitler Head Mi.P312a/04 (1943) Nach Fliegerangriffen (5-lines) - 6 Pf Hitler Head Mi.P312a/05 (1943) Nach Fliegerangriffen (3-lines) - 6 Pf Hitler Head Mi.P312a/06 (1943) Nach Luftangriffen - 6 Pf Hitler Head - See 26/42 Mi.P312a/07 (1943) Wer nach Alarm - 6 Pf Hitler Head Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

22nd May 1943 22nd May 1943 Mi.792 Aachen Commercial cover sent from the 'Industrie- und Handelskammer für den Regierungsbezirk Aachen', featuring amongst other stamps the 24pf Hitler Head definitive - Mi.792. Ref: 22.05.1943

27th August 1943 'Senza il Grasso...' 27th August 1943 Senza il Grasso CARTOLINA POSTALE PER LE FORZA ARMATE. Italian postcard sent via 'Posta Militare' (PM 23) from Greece to Treviso. Featuring the image of mobile artillery above a propaganda message. Ref: 27.08.1943 Aslo see 21.07.1943 'SENZA IL GRASSO IL CANNONE NON SPARA Un terzo del peso delle cariche esplosive è costituito di sostanze grasse' ('WITHOUT THE GREASE THE CANNON DOES NOT FIRE One third of the weight of explosive charges is made up of grease') Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

24th February 1943 H.C. Robert 24th February 1943 H.C. Robert Commercial cover sent from stamp dealer H.C. Robert in Köln to a correspondent in Preßnitz (no longer inhabited due to the building of a reservoir in the 1970s). The cover features the single use of supplementary postage stamp Mi.830. The postage stamp illustrated is the 5+3 Pf from the German emergency aid (Mi.590 Regional Costumes) issue. The image depicts a vineyard worker from Rhineland (Rudesheimer Berg). Ref: 24.02.1943 - 16/89 Also see 34/25 (cover variation) H.C. Robert Notes: 'The recipient HC Robert was an old Cologne resident, stamp dealer and local issue manager in Unna in 1945.' Source: philaseiten.de Further research required Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

10th January 1943 10th January 1943 Giessen K0388 Commemorative postcard for the 'Tag der Briefmarke' in Gießen (postmarked Berlin). Imprint: K/0388 Ref: 01.10.1943

9th December 1943 9th December 1943 Distinguishing Letter 'l' Feldpost cover sent from FPN 42498 A (Stab u. 1.-4. Kompanie Reserve-Grenadier-Bataillon II/462) featuring a date stamp with a lesser seen 'l' (?) distinguishing letter. Also featuring an 'AS' durchlaufstempel (ø18mm pass-through stamp). Ref: 09.12.1943, MFP/129 Contact Brief History to inform us of additonal information regarding this page

6th May 1943 6th May 1943 Polva Eesti Estonia Cover sent from Polva (the Consulate?), Estonia, to an unknown address. Featuring a 12pf German definitive without the 'OSTLAND' overprint. Unusual? Ref: 06.05.1943 - 9/1

9th December 1943 FPN 14399 9th December 1943 Feldpost number 14399 pictorial letterhead Feldpost using a window envelope and pictorial letterhead sent from a solder of a Flak Division based in Berlin (FPN 14399). To the reverse there is a label depicting a golden Luftwaffe eagle. Ref: 9.12.1943 - 17/6 Pictorial letterheads sent by correspondent at FPN 14399 (link to golden eagle labels) Ref: 09.12.1943 - 17/6 Ref: 16.12.1943 - 15/50 FPN 14399 (Reserve Flak Division 123) The Reserve Flak Division 123 was formed on 26th August 1939 in Berlin-Blankwitz from parts of the I./Flak Regiment 12 with three heavy and two light batteries. The division was deployed in Berlin. In 1940, the 1st battery became the 3rd/mixed Flak Division 604 and was then reorganised. In January 1941, the division was renamed the II./Flak Regiment 12. Reorganised in January 1941 in Berlin as the mixed Flak-Abteilung 123 (T) with three heavy and two light batteries. The division was again deployed exclusively in Berlin and renamed I./Flak-Regiment 42 in July 1941. Third reorganisation in August 1941 as reserve tower anti-aircraft division 123 with six batteries. The division was deployed in Berlin and was subordinate to the 1st Flak Division. At the end of 1941, the 2nd battery was exchanged for the 2nd/heavy anti-aircraft division 335. From September 1943, the division was again called mixed anti-aircraft division 123 (T). In mid-1944, the division was reduced to three batteries. Source: lexikon--der--wehrmacht-de Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

12th July 1943 Reisegepäck Versicherung 12th July 1943 Reisegepäck Versicherung Luggage Insurance See 12.07.1943 - requires scan of reverse side 1 RM (Reisegepäck Versicherung). Ref: 04.07.1943 - 23/55 2 RM (Reisegepäck Versicherung). Ref: 12.07.1943 Reisegepäck Versicherung - Luggage Insurance Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

9th September 1943 Tag der Wehrmacht 1943 9th September 1943 Tag der Wehmacht 1942 See 09.09.1943 - 24/95 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

10th June 1943 10th June 1943 Postal stationery first issued on 1st August 1941. Mi. P298, H&G 291 (Bender p.77 Vol. 3)