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  • Obliteration Official covers and documents

    Obliterations Official covers & documents Obliterations Official covers & documents Ref_ 16_32 Oberkommando obliteration reverse.jpeg Ref_ 16_32 Oberkommando obliteration reverse.jpeg 1/1 Cover with three obliterations: center top 'Feldpost' above the words 'Nur für den internen Dienstgebrauch!' (for internal use only); upper left 'Oberkommando der Wehrmacht' + department + 'Saalfeld'; lower left the briefstempel of the department. Ref: 16/32 See 26/24 - Hitler Head obliterations on 1942 postcard. Unusual OBLITERATIONS (The removal and obscuring, by various means, of 3rd Reich iconography etc. from official covers and documents) 1946 (alphabetically by place name) 1946. Saarbrücken tax office. Official correspondence regarding property tax during the 1944/45 period. Ref: 07.01.1946 - 16/79 1946. Säckingen tax office. Briefstempel imprint, partial obliteration. Ref: 09.08.1946 - 16/14 1946. Wüttemburg Forestry Administration. Paper obliteration on departmental Briefstempel. 23.03.1946 - 16/35 1946. Wüttemburg Forestry Administration. Paper obliteration on departmental Briefstempel. 05.04.1946 - 16/35 1946. Wüttemburg Forestry Administration. Paper obliteration on departmental Briefstempel. 25.04.1946 - 16/35 1946. Wüttemburg Forestry Administration. Black ink obliteration on departmental Briefstempel. 11.06.1946 - 16/35 1947 (alphabetically by place name) 1947. Self-addressed envelope for the Reichsbank. With partial obliteration to 'Dringende Reichsbankangelegenheit' (Urgent Reichsbank matter) and to the printed 'Reichsbank' icon (being hand-stamped, 'Landes zentralbank/ Neustadt (Haardt)'). Ref: 07.06.1947 - 15/51 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

  • German Postal Stationery OFFICIAL

    Commemorative postcard (Mi.P250) commemorating the day Hitler seized power. The imprint stamp depicting Reichspräsident von Hindenburg and Hitler in civilian clothes. On the front left panel a two-colour reproduction of the torchlight procession of 30.01.1933. Ref: 30.01.1934 German Postal Stationery OFFICIAL 30.01.1934 alternative verso.jpeg 30.01.1934 alternative verso.jpeg 1/1 Commemorative postcard (Mi.P250) commemorating the day Hitler seized power. The imprint stamp depicting Reichspräsident von Hindenburg and Hitler in civilian clothes. On the front left panel a two-colour reproduction of the torchlight procession of 30.01.1933. Ref: 30.01.1934 German Postal Stationary - OFFICIAL Pre-1933 Illustrated '1900' postcard (the Kaiser's family tree and Germany's colonies) - not here? Mi.P129 (1920) Bayern with 'Deutsches Reich' overprint Mi.P184 I F (1928) 15 Pf Hindenburg (used with 6 Pf Hindenburg in 1936) See 21.03.1936 - 21/9 Mi.P193 (1931) 8 Pf Ebert (commemoration of Freiherr von Stein) Mi.P194 I (1931) 5 Pf Hindenburg (cut not perforated) Mi.P198 I A (1931) 15 Pf Hindenburg (reply section) Mi.P199 I (Jan.1932) 6 Pf Ebert (cut not perforated) Mi.P211 (Jan.1931) 8 Pf von Stephan commemorative (see 12.06.1938) Mi.P213 (Mar.1932) 6 Pf Goethe Mi.P214 (Mar.1932) 15 Pf Goethe Rohrpost Mi.RP25/01 (1934) Rohrpost Berlin - 55 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.RP25/02 (1934) Rohrpost München - 55 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.RP26 (10.1941) Rohrpost - 55 Pf Hitler Head 1933 - 1944 PP121 (1933) Blank card with 1 Pf Hindenburg Medallion (Mi.?) Mi.P216 (1933) 5 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P217 (1933) 5 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P218 (1933) 6 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P219 (1933) 15 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P220 (1933) 6/6 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P221 (1933) Series - 6 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P222 (1933) 15 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P223 (1933) 15/15 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P224 (04.11.1933) Dr. Martin Luther - 6 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P225 I (1933/34) 5 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P225 II (1933/34) 5 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P226 I (1933/34) 6 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P226 II (1933/34) 6 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P227 I (1933/34) 15 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P227 II (1933/34) 15 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P228 I (1933/34) 5/5 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P228 I F (1933/34) 5/5 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P228 I A (1933/34) 5/5 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P228 II (1933/34) 5/5 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P228 II F (1933/34) 5/5 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P228 II A (1933/34) 5/5 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P229 I (1933/34) 6/6 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P229 I F (1933/34) 6/6 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P229 I A (1933/34) 6/6 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P229 II (1933/34) 6/6 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P229 II F (1933/34) 6/6 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P229 II A (1933/34) 6/6 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P230 I (1933/34) 15/15 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P230 I F (1933/34) 15/15 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P230 I A (1933/34) 15/15 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P230 II (1933/34) 15/15 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P230 II F (1933/34) 15/15 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P230 II A (1933/34) 15/15 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P231 (1934) Series - 6 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P232 (1934) Series - 6 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P233 (1934) Series - 6 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P234 (1934) 5 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P235 (1934) 6 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P236 (1934) Series - 6 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P237 (21.10.1936) Haus des Deutschen Rechts - 6 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P238 (1937) Series - 5 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P239 (Dec.1938) Tag der Briefmarke 1939 - 3 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P240 (18.07.1939) KdF ' Robert Ley ' - 6 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P241 (12.01.1941) Tag der Briefmarke - 6 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P242/01 (12.01.1941) T der B 1941 - Infanterie - 6 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P242/02 (12.01.1941) T der B 1941 - Gebirgsjager - 6 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P242/03 (12.01.1941) T der B 1941 - Gebirgsjager im Winterausrustung - 6 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P242/04 (12.01.1941) T der B 1941 - Panzertruppe - 6 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P242/05 (12.01.1941) T der B 1941 - Eisenbahn-Artillerie - 6 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P242/06 (12.01.1941) T der B 1941 - U-Boot - 6 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P242/07 (12.01.1941) T der B 1941 - Luftnachrichtentruppe - 6 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P242/08 (12.01.1941) T der B 1941 - Motor Waffen-SS - 6 Pf Hindenburg Medallion Mi.P243/01-08 (20.04.1941) KdF Sammlergruppe - 6 Pf Hindenburg Medallion See 20.04.1941 - 23/20 Mi.P243/05 franked but no address Mi.P244 (1943) Brussels - 6 Pf Hindenburg Medallion (o/p on 15 Pf) Mi.P245 (01.09.1937) ' Sammeln am Feierabend ' - 5 Pf Air Mi.P246 (06.1938) KdF Reichstagung 1938 - 5 Pf Air Mi.P247 (06.1938) KdF Reichstagung 1938 - 5/5 Pf Air Mi.P248 (12.04.1933) Potsdam Church - 6 Pf Friedrich der Große Mi.P249 (01.11.1933) Deutschen Nothilfe - 6+4 Pf Wagner Mi.P250 (29.01.1934) 1st Reich Anniversary - 6 Pf Hilter & Hindenburg Mi.P251 (30.04.1934) 1. Mai 1934 - 6 Pf (large '6') Mi.P252 (01.09.1934) SS-Mann and Standard - 6 Pf Schloß Mi.P253 (05.11.1934) Plain card with border - 6+4 Pf SA-Mann Mi.P254 (29.12.1934) Winterhilfswerk 1934/35 series - 6 Pf Lantern Mi.P255 (01.10.1935) ' Festpostkarte ' - 6+4 Pf Traditional Costume Mi.P256 (01.10.1935) Deutschen Nothilfe - 6+4 Pf Mädel in Uniform Mi.P257 (25.11.1935) Olympische Winterspiele - 6+4 Pf Mountain View Mi.P258 (25.11.1935) Olympische Winterspiele - 15+10 Pf Mountain View Mi.P259 (15.06.1936) Olympische Spiele 1936 - 6+4 Pf Stadium View Mi.P260 (15.06.1936) Olympische Spiele 1936 - 15+10 Pf Stadium View Mi.P261 (01.08.1936) Olympische Segelwettkämpfe - 6+4 Pf Yacht Mi.P262 (01.08.1936) Olympische Segelwettkämpfe - 15+10 Pf Yacht Mi.P263 (21.09.1936) Winterhilfswerk 1936 - 6+4 Pf '6' & Autobahn Mi.P263 (as above with uprated postage) Mi.P264/01 (01.09.1937) Roll-call of the SA - 6 Pf Hitler Mi.P264/02 (01.09.1937) March past of the RAD - 6 Pf Hitler Mi.P264/03 (01.09.1937) Entry of the SA flags - 6 Pf Hitler Mi.P264/04 (01.09.1937) The Political Leaders (carrying flags) - 6 Pf Hitler Mi.P264/05 (01.09.1937) NSKK Motocyclists - 6 Pf Hitler Mi.P264/06 (01.09.1937) Standards of the SS - 6 Pf Hitler Mi.P264/07 (01.09.1937) Youth Bugler - 6 Pf Hitler Mi.P264/08 (01.09.1937) Hitler's Plane over Nürnberg - 6 Pf Hitler Mi.P265 (01.10.1937) Erntedankfest - 6 Pf Hitler Mi.P266 (22.11.1937) Winterhilfswerk (Trawlermen) - 6+4 Pf '6' & Ship Mi.P267 (28.01.1938) 5th Reichs Anniversay - 6+4 Pf Youth with torch Mi.P268 (08.04.1938) '13.MÄRZ 1938' - 6 Pf (Mi.662 Plebiscite imprint) Mi.P269 (10.06.1938) ' Saschen am Werk ' - 5 Pf Leipzig Battle of Nations Mi.P270 (10.06.1938) 'S aschen am Werk ' - 6 Pf Motorway Bridge Mi.P271 (12.07.1938) SA Reichswettkämpfe - 6 Pf SA-Mann Mi.P272 (01.09.1938) 1938 Reichsparteitag - 6+19 Hitler Mi.P273 (20.09.1938) Erntedanktag 1938 (Traditional costume) - 6+19 Hitler Mi.P274/01 (18.11.1938) Winterhilfswerk Oktober - 6+4 Flower Mi.P274/02 (18.11.1938) Winterhilfswerk November - 6+4 Flower Mi.P274/03 (01.12.1938) Winterhilfswerk Dezember - 6+4 Flower Mi.P274/04 (02.01.1939) Winterhilfswerk Januar - 6+4 Flower Mi.P274/05 (01.02.1939) Winterhilfswerk Februar - 6+4 Flower Mi.P274/06 (01.03.1939) Winterhilfswerk März - 6+4 Flower Mi.P275 (02.12.1938) ' WIR DANKEN UNSERM FÜHRER ' - 6 Pf Eagle/Swastika Mi.P276 (31.12.1938) Kölner Karnival - 6 Pf Jesters hat & Coat of Arms (green) Mi.P277 (16.02.1939) Kölner Karnival - 6 Pf Jesters hat & Coat of Arms (brown) Mi.P278/01 (13.04.1939) Hitler without cap - 6+19 Hitler Mi.P278/02 (13.04.1939) Hitler with cap - 6+19 Hitler Mi.P278/03 (13.04.1939) Hitler with BDM girls - 6+19 Hitler Mi.P278/04 (13.04.1939) Hitler with children - 6+19 Hitler Mi.P278/05 (13.04.1939) Hitler with small girl - 6+19 Hitler (PII - 01.10.1939 - '70 Jahre Postkarte' - 6+19 Hitler - unissued - only sold post war) Mi.P279 (28.04.1939) ' WIR DANKEN UNSERM FÜHRER ' - 6 Pf Eagle/Swastika (with oblitertion line to foot of imprint stamp, and ' zum 1.Mai... ' below ' Postkarte ') Mi.P280 (08.08.1938) Ostmesse Königsberg - 6+4 Pf Elk Head Mi.P281 (08.08.1938) Ostmesse Königsberg - 15+5 Pf Horse Head Mi.P282 (25.08.1939) Reichsparteitag 1939 Medallion - 6 Pf Hitler/ Blood Flag Mi.P283 (01.10.1939) Danzig overprinted - 5 Rpf on 5 Pf Danzig definitive Mi.P284 (01.10.1939) Danzig overprinted - 6 Rpf on 10 Pf Danzig definitive Mi.P285/01 (27.10.1939) WHW/ Heinrich I - 6+4 Pf large '6' Mi.P285/02 (27.10.1939) WHW/ Martin Luther - 6+4 Pf large '6' Mi.P285/03 (27.10.1939) WHW/ Ulrich von Hutten - 6+4 Pf large '6' Mi.P285/04 (27.10.1939) WHW/ Friedrich der Große - 6+4 Pf large '6' Mi.P285/05 (27.10.1939) WHW/ v. Bismarck - 6+4 Pf large '6' Mi.P285/06 (27.10.1939) WHW/ Carl Peters - 6+4 Pf large '6' Mi.P286/01 (29.03.1940) WHW + vertical o/print/ Heinrich I - 6+4 Pf large '6' Mi.P286/02 (29.03.1940) WHW + vertical o/print/ Martin Luther - 6+4 Pf large '6' Mi.P286/03 (29.03.1940) WHW + vertical o/print/ Ulrich von Hutten - 6+4 Pf large '6' Mi.P286/04 (29.03.1940) WHW + vertical o/print/ F. der Große - 6+4 Pf large '6' Mi.P286/05 (29.03.1940) WHW + vertical o/print/ v. Bismarck - 6+4 Pf large '6' Mi.P286/06 (29.03.1940) WHW + vertical o/print/ Carl Peters - 6+4 Pf large '6' Mi.P287 (27.10.1939) ' DANZIG IST DEUTSCH ' - 6+4 Pf large '6' Mi.P288 (04.01.1940) ' Tag der Briefmarke 1940 ' - 6 Pf large '6'/Posthorn Mi.P289 (04.01.1940) RdP Tag der Briefmarke/ Vignette - 6 Pf large '6'/Posthorn Mi.P290 (12.07.1940) ' ES KANN NUR EINER... ' - 6+19 Pf Hitler/Lecturn Mi.P291 (05.11.1940) ' Kämpfen Arbeiten Opfen ' - 6+4 Pf Sword/Hammer a) White to crean card stock, b) Beige, gloss finish, c) Brownish fibrous card stock Mi.P292 (19.05.1941) Reichspost Kameradschaft (Stadium) - 6+9 Pf Parade at Flag Mi.P293 (08.08.1942) Goldsmith Society Stadt Hanau - 6+4 Pf Goldsmiths Stamp a) Cream card stock, b) Beige card stock Mi.P294 (12.10.1942) ' EUROPÄISCHER ...' - 6+4 Pf Rearing horse a) Cream card stock, b) Beige card stock Mi.P295 (19.10.1942) 'EUROPÄISCHER...' - 6+4 PF Rearing horse + ' 19. Okt. 1942 ' a) Cream card stock, b) Beige card stock Mi.P296 (01.10.1943) Goldsmiths (Ornate entrance door) - 6+4 Pf Goldsmiths Stamp Mi.P297 (11.09.1944) Goldsmiths (Schloß Museum, Berlin) - 6+4 Pf Goldsmiths Stamp Mi.P298 (01.08.1941) 5 Pf Hitler Head Mi.P299 (01.08.1941) 6 Pf Hitler Head See 17/72 Mi.P300 (01.08.1941) 15 Pf Hitler Head Mi.P301 (01.08.1941) 5/5 Pf Hitler Head Mi.P302 (01.08.1941) 6/6 Pf Hitler Head - see 23/26 (unused, undated) Mi.P303 (01.08.1941) 15/15 Pf Hitler Head Mi.P304 (1941) Series - 6 Pf Hitler Head Mi.P305 (1941) Series - 6 Pf Hitler Head Mi.P306 (03.10.1941) RdP Wien - 3 Pf Hitler Head in wreath Mi.P307 (1942) Series - Hitler Head Mi.P308/01 (11.01.1942) T der B 1942 Afrikakorps - 3 Pf Hitler Head a) Cream coloured, b) Beige to dark beige Mi.P308/02 (11.01.1942) T der B 1942 Deutsche feldpost - 3 Pf Hitler Head a) Cream coloured, b) Beige to dark beige Mi.P308/03 (11.01.1942) T der B 1942 Kriegsmarine - 3 Pf Hitler Head a) Cream coloured, b) Beige to dark beige Mi.P308/04 (11.01.1942) T der B 1942 Organisation Todt - 3 Pf Hitler Head a) Cream coloured, b) Beige to dark beige Mi.P309 (12.09.1942) 'GRÜNDUNGSTAGUNG...' - 6 Pf Hitler Head Mi.P309 I (05.11.1942) As above with '5. Tag/ des Großdeutschen...' o/print Mi.P310 (1943) Tri-lingual correspondence card - 6/6 Pf Hitler Head Mi.P310 F (1943) Tri-lingual correspondence card - 6/6 Pf Hitler Head Mi.P310 A (1943) Tri-lingual correspondence card - 6/6 Pf Hitler Head (Mi.P310 - see 18.10.1943, 21.08.1948 & 21.02.1946 - 16/78) Mi.P311/01 (1943) Faßt/ Kohlenkau - 5 Pf Hitler Head (4 line slogan) Mi.P312/02 (1943) Faßt/ Kohlenkau - 6 Pf Hitler Head (4 line slogan) Mi.P312/02 (1943) Faßt/ Kohlenkau - 6 Pf Hitler Head (5 line slogan) 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 Mi.P312a/07 (1943) Wer nach Alarm - 6 Pf Hitler Head Mi.P312a/08 (1943) Der Führer - 6 Pf Hitler Head Mi.P312a/09 (1944) Der Führer kennt nur Kampf - 6 Pf Hitler Head Mi.P313 II (1944) Der Führer kennt nur Kampf (new address panels)- 5 Pf Hitler Head Mi.P314 I (1944) Without propaganda slogan (new address panels)- 6 Pf Hitler Head Mi.P314 II (1944) Der Führer kennt nur Kampf (new address panels)- 6 Pf Hitler Head Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

  • Walter Behrens

    1st March 1945 Walter Behrens 1st March 1945 Walter Behrens 1/0 See 01.03.1945 - 26/19 and 17/75 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

  • Aircraft Military and Commercial

    Postcard sent via feldpost to an address in Kirchasch, depicting a Luftwaffe Heinkel He 111 E. ref: 10.02.1940 Aircraft Military & Commercial 10_02_1940 HE 111E reverse.webp 10_02_1940 HE 111E reverse.webp 1/1 Postcard sent via feldpost to an address in Kirchasch, depicting a Luftwaffe Heinkel He 111 E. ref: 10.02.1940 Aircraft, both military and commercial by manufacturer name (in part using Emory (1986) as reference) AACHEN Flugtechnische Fachgruppe an der Technischen Hochschule Aachen FVA 9, FVA 10b Rheinland, FVA 11 Eifel, FVA 13 AEG Allgemeine Elektrizitats Gesellschaft AEG Tethered electric observation helicopter AGO AGO Flugzeugwerke GmbH (Aktien Gesellschaft Otto) Ao 192 Kurier, Ao 225 ALBATROS Albatros Werke GmbH (Focke-Wulf) A1 101 (L 101), A1 102 (L 102, Fw 55), A1 103 (L 103) ARADO Arado Flugzeugwerke GmbH Ar 65, Ar 66, Ar 67, Ar 68, Ar 69, Ar 76, Ar 77, Ar 79, Ar 80, Ar 81, Ar 95, Ar 96, Ar 195, Ar 196 , Ar 197, Ar 198, Ar 199, Ar 231, Ar 232, Ar233 (Ar 430), Ar 234 Blitz, Ar 240, Ar 340, Ar 396, Ar 440 ARGUS Argus Motoren GmbH As 292 Fernfeuer AVA Aerodynamische Versuchsanstalt, Gottingen AF 1, AF 2 Absauge Storch (variation of the Fieseler Fi 156) BACHEM Bachem-Werke GmbH Ba 349 Natter BERLIN Flugtechnische Fachgruppe an der Technischen Hochschule Berlin B5, B6, B8, B9 (8-341) BEUTH Flugtechnische Arbeitsgemeinschaft an der Ingenieurschule Beuth FAB 3 BLESSING G. Blessing Kolibri-B BLEY Bley Flugzeugbau GmbH (Heini Dittmar) Condor HD 1, M-Condor BLOHM & VOSS Blohm & Voss Schiffswert, Abteilung Flugzeugbau BV 40, Ha 135, Ha 137, Ha 138, Ha 139, Ha 140 , BV 141, BV 142, BV 143, BV 144, BV 155 (Me 155), BV 222 Wiking, BV 237, BV 238, BV 246 Hagelcorn (BV 226), BV 250, BV 950 Friedensengel (L 10), L 11 Schneewitchen BRANDIS Circular wing BRAUNSCHWEIG Institut für Flugzeugbau an der technischen Hochschule Braunschweig (Prof. Hermann Winter) LF 1 Zaunkönig BÜCKER Bücker Flugzeugbau GmbH Bü 131 Jungmann, Bü 133 Jungmeister, Bü 134, Bü 180 Student, Bü 181 Bestmann, Bü 182 Kornett CHEMNITZ Flugtechnische Arbeitsgemeinschaft an der Stattl. Akademie für Technik, Chemnitz C10, C11 DARMSTADT Akademische Fliegergruppe an der Technischen Hochschule Darmstadt D 22, D 28, D 29, D 30 Cirrus, D 31 DFS Deutsches Forschunginstitut für Segelflug E.V. DFS 14, DFS 30 Kranich, DFS 39 Delta IV, DFS 40 Delta V, DFS 49, DFS 54, DFS 70 Meise (Olympia), DFS 194, DFS 203, DFS 228, DFS 230, DFS 230 V7, DFS 331, DFS 332, DFS 346, D - Sao Paulo, Fafnir II, Habicht, Prasident, Reiher, SG 5005 Schleppgerat, Stummel Habicht DORNIER Dornier Werke GmbH Do B Merkur, Do 11 (Do F), Do 14, Do 15 Militar Wal 33 (Do J), Do 17 , Do 18, Do 19, Do 22, Do 23 (Do 13), Do 24, Do 26, Do 212, Do 214 (Do 216), Do 215, Do 217, Do 317, Do 318, Do 335 Pfeil, Do 417, Do 536 (Do 335 Z) ERLA Erla Maschinenwerke (Nester und Breitfeld) 5D, 6A ESSLINGEN Flugtechnische Arbeitsgemeinschaft an der Stattl. Ingenieurschule Esslingen a.N. E3 FIESELER Gerhard Fieseler Werke GmbH Fi 5 R, Fi 97, Fi 98, Fi 99 Jung Tiger, Fi 103 (V-1, FZG 76), Fi 103 Reichenberg, Fi 156 Storch , Fi 157, Fi 158, Fi 167, FiSk 199 (Fieseler-Skoda), Fi 253 Spatz, Fi 256, Fi 333, P 21 A FLETTNER Anton Flettner GmbH Fl 184, Fl 185, Fl 265, Fl 282 Kolibri, Fl 285, Fl 339 FOCKE ACHGELIS Focke, Achgelis & Co. GmbH Fa 61, Fa 223 Drache (Fa 266 Hornisse), Fa 225, Fa 269, Fa 284, Fa 330 Bachstelze FOCKE-WULF Focke-Wulf Flugzeugbau GmbH Fw 44 Stieglitz, Fw 47, Fw 55 (Albatros A1 102), Fw 56 Stösser, Fw 57, Fw 58 Weihe , Fw 61, Fw 62, Fw 159, Fw 186, Fw 187 Falke, Fw 189 Uhu, Fw 190, Fw 191, Fw 200 Condor , Fw 300, P.VII Flitzer, Ta 152, Ta 153, Ta 154 Moskito, Ta 183 Huckebein, Ta 283, Ta 400, Triebflügel GÖPPINGEN Sportflugzeugbau Schempp-Hirth Gö 1 Wolf, Gö 2, Gö Minimoa, Gö 4 Goevier, Gö 5 (Hütter 17), Gö 6 Minimoa 2a, Gö 7, Gö 8, Gö 9 GOTHA Gothaer Waggonfabrik AG Go 145 , Go 146, Go147, Go 149, Go 150,Go 229, Go 241, Go 242, Go 242A-2, Go 244, Go 345 GOTHA-KALKERT Mitteldeutsche Metallwerke Ka 430 HAMBURG Flugtechnische Arbeitsgemeinschaft an der H.T.L. Hamburg Kobold, Werk Nr.1 HANNOVER Flugtechnische Fachgruppe an der Technischen Hochschule Hannover AFH 4, AFH 10 HEINKEL Ernst Heinkel AG He 5, He 8, He 36, He 42 (HD 42), He 45, He 46, He 50 (He 66), He 51 , He 55 (HD 55), He 59, He 60, He 70 Blitz , He 72 Kadett, He 74, He 100 (He 112U, He 113), He 111 , He 111Z Zwilling, He 112 , He 114, He 115, He 116, He 118, he 119, He 162 Spatz (Salamander), He 170, He 172, He 176, He 177 Greif, He 178, He 219 Uhu, He 270, He 274, He 277 (He 177B), He 280, He 343, He 419, P.1077 Julia HENSCHEL Henschel Flugzeugwerke AG Hs 117 Schmetterling (Hs 297), Hs 121, Hs 122, Hs 123 , Hs 126, Hs 127, Hs 128, Hs 129, Hs 130, Hs 132, Hs 293, Hs 294, Hs 295, Hs 296, Hs 297 (see Hs 117), Hs 298, GT-1200, P.75, Zitteroschen HIRTH Wolf Hirth Flugszeugbau GmbH Grunau 7 Moazagolt, Hi 20 Mo Se, Hi 21, Hi 24, Stummel Habicht HORTEN Gebruder Reimar und Walter Horten Ho 2 (H II), Ho 3 (H III), Ho 4 (H IV), Ho 5 (H V), Ho 6 (H VI), Ho 8 (H VIII), Ho 10 (H X), Ho 11 (H XI), Ho 12 (H XII), Ho 13 (H XIII), Ho 226 (Ho 254, Ho 7, H VII), Ho 229 (H IX, Gotha Go 229) HÜTTER Dipl.-Ing. Wolfgang und Ulrich Hütter H 28 III, Hü 211 (He 219 E) JACOBS-SCHWEYER Schweyer Flugzeugbau GmbH Rhonsperber, Weihe JUNKERS Junkers Flugzeug und Motorenwerke AG F13, A20, G24, G31, W33, W34, A35, G-38 , R42 (K30), K43 Vanquita, A50 Junior, K51 (Mitsubishi Ki-20), Ju 52 , Ju 52/3m, Ju 60, EF 61, Ju 86, Ju 87 Stuka , Ju 88, Ju 88 Mistel, Ju 89, Ju 90, Ju 160, Ju 187, Ju 188 Racher, Ju 248 (see Messerschmidt Me 263), Ju 252, Ju 287, Ju 288, Ju 290, Ju 322 Mammut, Ju 352 Herkules, Ju 388, Ju 390, Ju 488, EF 126 Elli, EF 127 Walli, EF 128 KIEL Flugzeugbau Kiel GmbH FK166 KLEMM Leichtflugzeugbau Klemm GmbH L20, L25, L26, L27, Kl 31, Kl 32 , Kl 35 , Kl 36, Kl 104, Kl 105, Kl 106, Kl 107 LIPPISCH Prof. Dr. Alexander Lippisch DM-1, LP-12, LP-13a MESSERSCHMITT Messerschmitt AG (Bayerische Flugzeugwerke AG) M18, M20, M23, M35, M36, Bf 108 Taifun (M37), Bf 109 , Bf 109Z Zwilling, Bf 110, Me 155, Bf 161, Bf 162 Jaguar, Bf 163, Me 163 Komet, Me 164 (Messerschmitt-Caudron MeC 164), Me 208 (Nord 1100), Me 209 (Me 209R), Me 210, Me 261 Adolfine, Me 262 Schwalbe (Sturmvogel), Me 263 (Junkers Ju 248), Me 264, Me 265 (Lippisch P.10), Me 309, Me 310, Me 321 Gigant, Me 323 Gigant, Me 328, Me 329, Me 410 Hornisse, P1101, Enzian MÖLLER Ing. Hans Günter Möller, Flugzeugbau Stomo 3 V-3, Stomo 3 V-11, Stromer MÜNCHEN Akademische Fliegergruppe an der Technischen Hochschule München Mü 10 Milan, Mü 13 Merlin (Atalante), Mü 15, Mü 17 Merle NSFK Nationalsozialistischen Fliegerkorps D-Helios (Ortsgruppe Berlin), Gottingen IV (Ortsgruppe Gottingen), Mowe (Ortsgruppe Bielefeld) PEENEMÜNDE Heeresversuchsanstalt Peenemünde (HVP) A4 (V-2), A5, A9 PEENEMÜNDE Elektromechanische Werke (EMW) C2 Wasserfall, Taifun RAAB Raab-Katzenstein Flugzeugwerke GmbH (Rheinische Luftfahrt Industrie, Rheinland) R2, R.K. 26 Tigerschwalbe, Schwalbe RHEINMETALL Rheinmetall-Borsig AG F55 Feuerlilie (F25), Hecht, Rheinbote (V-4), Rheintochter RHON-ROSSITTEN Rhon-Rossitten Gesellschaft (RRG, Kassel) Falke (RVA), Prufling, Zogling RIESELER Walter Rieseler RI, RII RUHRSTAHL Ruhrstahl AG (Dr. Max Kramer) X-1 (Fritz X, SD1400X), X-4 (8-344), X-7 Rotkappchen SCHLEICHER Alexander Schleicher Flugzeugbau Condor III, OBS, Rhonadler, Rhonbussard, Seeadler SCHNEIDER Flugzeugbau Edmund Schneider Commodore, ESG 29, ESG 38 (DFS 14 Schulgleiter), ESM 5, Grunau Baby (DFS 49), Grunnau 8, Motor Baby SCHRIEVER Rudolf Schriever Jet-propelled circular wing SEGELFLIEGERGRUPPE Segelfliegergruppe Des. I/K.G. Schwalbe II SIEBEL Siebel Flugzeugwerke KG Fh 104 Hallore (Klemm Kl 104), Si 201, Si 202 Hummel, Si 204 STUTTGART Flugtechnische Fachgruppe an der Technischen Hochschule Stuttgart FS 16 Wippsterz, FS 17, FS 18, F1-D Fledermaus UDET Udet Flugzeugbau GmbH (also Bayerische Flugzeugwerke) U-12 Flamingo WEBER Ing. Ernst Weber EW 1, EW 2, EW 3 WEIMAR Sportflugzeugbau Weimar (Schmidt & Klaus) Condor HD II WELTENSEGLER 'Weltensegler' Segelflugzeugwerke Hols-der-Teufel WESERFLUG Weser Flugzeugbau GmbH (Rohrbach) We 271 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

  • Bibliography

    Bibliography & Reference Bibliography & Reference Screenshot 2021-11-27 at 09.29.50.png Screenshot 2021-11-27 at 09.29.50.png 1/1 BIBLIOGRAPHY & REFERENCE Surname, forename (and full name of a collaborator) , title (place: publisher, date) 'Autolycus' (Howard Logden), The Polish Prisoner of War Camp Posts (Caldra House Limited, 1994 ) Brinitzer , Dr. Carl, War and Post-War German Dictionary (Cassell, 1945 ) Emory , John M. G., The source book of World War Two aircraft (Poole: Blandford Press, 1986 ) German Phrase Book, Novemebr 30, 1943 (War Department, Washington). Ref: 22/49 Germania - Journal of the Germany & Colonies Philatelic Society (UK) Gruner , Wolf, The Persecution and Murder of the European Jews by Nazi Germany 1933-1945. Volume 1. German Reich 1933-1937 (Oldenbourg: De Gruyter, 2019 ). Hammonds , John, Bohemia & Moravia, a collector's notebook. 2nd Ed. (Czechoslovak Philatelic Society of Great Britain, 2019 ) Harper , A, and Scheck , W., The Stamps of German Third Reich (private printing, n.d.) Houlihan , Thomas L., Kriegsprache (Lake Orion, Michigan: Maps At War, 2009) Meschenmoser , Alfred, Überroller-post 1945-1949 vom 'Dritten Reich' in das 'Nachkriegs-Deutschland' (Poststempelgilde 'rhein-Donau' E.V., 1984 ) Michel Ganzsachen Deutschland 2018 (Schwaneberger Verlag GMBH, 2018 ) Middlebrook , Martin, and Everitt , Chris, The Bomber Command War Diaries. (London: Penguin Books Ltd, 1990 ) Oxford Pamphlets on World Affairs - various titles and authors from 1939 onwards (London: Oxford University Press) Simon , Sam, Handbook of the mail in the concentration camps 1933-1945. A Postal history (Port Printed Products, USA, 1973 ) Third Reich Study Group (TRSG) - Group news sheets 1976 - Present. Study group of the Germany & Colonies Philatelic Society (UK) Trevor-Roper , H.R., Hitler's War Direc tives 1939-1945 (London: Pan Boo ks Ltd, 1966 ) Trory , Ernest, XI Olympiad. A Philatelic History of the Olympic Games, Part 6, Garmisch-Partenkirsch - Berlin - Keil (1936). (Brighton: Crabtree Press, 1970 ) Words and Phrases in French , (The War Office, 1944 ). Ref: 22/50 Aeroplane, The (June 1940) Aircraft Identification, Friend or Foe? Part One: Fighters and Bombers . London: Temple Press Ltd Aeroplane, The (August 1940) Aircraft Identification, Friend or Foe? Part Two: Troop Carriers and Seaplanes . London: Temple Press Ltd Bender, Roger James (1995) Postcards of Hitler's Germany Volume 1. 1923 - 1936. California: R. James Bender Publishing Erler, M. (1995) The stamps of the NSDAP (Nazi Party) and it's sub-organisations. Icking: ORA-Verlag Hodgson, Vere., (1999) Few Eggs and No Oranges - (Diary written in the Notting Hill area of London, 1940-45). London: Persephone Books Hoover, Calvin B., (1933) Germany Enters The Third Reich. London: Macmillan and Co., Limited Kardorff, Ursula von., (1965) Diary of a Nightmare, Berlin 1942-1945 . London: Rupert Hart-Davis Landsmann, Horst (2019) Die Zensur von Zivilpost in Deutschland im 2. Weltkrieg . Norderstedt: BoD - Books on Demand Newport, William (1969) Specialised Price catalogue of the Channel Islands Stamps. Kent: Channel Islands Specialists' Society Price, Alfred (1977) Luftwaffe Handbook . London: Ian Allan Ltd Rust, W. (1939) Britons in Spain . London: Lawrence and Wishart Ltd Shirer, W.L. (1999) This is Berlin. London: Hutchinson Spot them in the Air! (c.1940) Published by the Daily Mirror. London:H. Clarke & Co. Ltd Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

  • Arandora Star

    26th June 1940 'Arandora Star' 1/1 Kriegsgefangenenpost sent from Hamburg to Rudolf Dieze, an internee at The Hayes (Camp 13), in Swanwick, Derbyshire. Ref: 26.06.1940 Also see 05.02.1971 - 26/18 (Wilhelm Solf) Postcard depicting the Blue Star Line S.S. Arandora Star at anchor in Malta. Ref: 7/72 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

  • March 1945

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  • Feldpost Letters

    Feldpost Letters (Typewritten correspondence) Feldpost Letters (Typewritten correspondence) Screenshot 2021-11-27 at 09.29.50.png Screenshot 2021-11-27 at 09.29.50.png 1/1 Typewritten Feldpost Letters An index to translated typewritten correspondence (with recipients surname) 1940 1st February 1940 (?) 2nd February 1940 (Thiemann) 20th February 1940 (Hundt) 11th April 1940 (Tannert) 30th July 1940 (?) 19th December 1940 (Öhlinger) 1941 11th February 1941 (Hackländer) 4th May 1941 (Kaden) 17th July 1941 (Röttger) 13th August 1941 (Wolff) 5th September 1941(?) 10th October 1941 (Weber) 10th November 1941- 22/70 Archive only 1942 4th April 1942 (Müller) 13th April 1942 (Tietz) 10th May 1942 (Siggelkow) 21st July 1942 (Sartorio) 30th July 1942 (Meyer) 19th September 1942 (Klein) 26th September 1942 (Herrn Stabsarzt, L 39997) 28th September 1942 (Oelmann) 18th October 1942 (Schweinshaut) 22nd October 1942 (Schramm) 20th November 1942 (Böske) 17th December 1942 (Süs) 1943 2nd February 1943 (Breitt) 22nd April 1943 (Brendl) 10th July 1943 (from Adolf Strittmatter to Hildi Kaiser) 22nd July 1943 (Die Vosswerke) 2nd August 1943 (Buschhaus) 23rd August 1943 (Strate) 20th September 1943 (Krauss) 10th September 1943 (Mayr) 1944 10th January 1944 (Koebke) 23rd February 1944 (Otto Fuss to Rudi Müller) 24th February 1944 (Rudolf Kramer to Ingrid Heydenreich) 2nd March 1944 (Landlinger - 'Zurück') 3rd April 1944 (Hess) 4th September 1944 (Janssen) 7th December 1944 (?) 1945 16th January 1945 (Fresen) 24th March 1945 - 22/72 (Szép) Archive only Series 19th July 1941 (Bader - mourning card only) 1st January 1945 (Bader - Feldpost) 12th April 1948 (Bader - Official document - Return of personal items) All BADER kept together on one page dated 19th July 1941 28th January 1942 (Brunschweiger, Frieda) 26th February 1942 (Brunschweiger, Frieda) 24th March 1942 (Brunschweiger, Frieda) 22nd February 1944 (Brunschweiger, Frieda) 22nd September 1944 (Brunschweiger, Georg) 10th October 1941 (Burgmann) 27th December 1941 (Burgmann) 23rd January 1942 (Burgmann) 6th February 1941 (Dorn) 11th February 1941 (Dorn) 13th March 1941 (Dorn) 21st March 1941 (Dorn) 10th April 1941 (Dorn) 17th April 1941 (Dorn) 28th June 1941 (Kilian) 6th November 1941(Kilian) 27th October 1942 9th March 1943 - 22/71 (Kilian) Archive only 8th June 1943 (Kilian) 12th November 1942 (Krol) 17th November 1942 (Krol) 19th November 1942 (Krol) 13th December 1943 (Paulowitsch, Ernst) 20th September 1944 (Paulowitsch, Mizzi) 22nd September 1944 (Paulowitsch, Mizzi) 24th September 1944 (Paulowitsch, Mizzi) 25th Sepotember 1944 (Paulowitsch, Mizzi) 4th October 1944 (Paulowitsch, MIzzi) 30th August 1941 (Rasenack) 25th September 1942 (Rasenack) 14th April 1943 (Rasenack) 18th May 1943 (Rasenack) 28th July 1943 (Rasenack 1st August 1943 (Rasenack) 30th October 1943 (Rasenack) 19th November 1943 (Rasenack) 7th November 1941 (Schad) 27th September 1942 (Schad) 3rd February 1945 (Strittmatter) 5th February 1945 (Strittmatter) 29th March 1943 (Wefelmeyer) 22nd June 1943 (Wefelmeyer) 9th January 1941 (Willmann) 12th January 1941 (Willmann) 23rd January 1941 (Willmann) 3rd March 1941 (Zieger) 8th April 1941 (Zieger) 10th April 1942 (?) 19th April 1942 (?) 20th April 1942 (?). 1st February 1943 (Herrn Komandeur der Abteilung Feldposteinheit L 32005) 2nd February 1943 (Herrn Komandeur der Abteilung Feldposteinheit L 32005) Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

  • 2nd March 1944

    2nd March 1944 Typewritten Feldpost 2nd March 1944 Typewritten Feldpost 02.03.1944 26_16 reverse.jpeg 02.03.1944 26_16 reverse.jpeg 1/1 Research: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lviv Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

  • Artist and Cartoonist Directory

    Artist and Cartoonist Directory Artist and Cartoonist Directory 1/0 Pen and ink drawing of a ghostly soldier pointing to a businessman/politician who in turn has his arms outstretched in a pleading manner. The caption reading, 'Wer bist Dir?', meaning 'Who are you', and most likely referring to the 'Stab-in-the-back' myth (Dolchstoßlegende). This nazi propaganda campaign proliferated the myth that the German soldier had been betrayed at the end of WW1. This card itself is postally unused though may date from 1933 when Hitler came to power. Provenance: Purportedly removed from Wilhelm Brückner's office in Hitler's Chancellery in July 1945, subsequently being sold by Charles Hamilton Auctions, New York, in June 1983. Neatly torn at an angle from the centre. Ref: 3/61 Artist and Cartoonist Directory A Albrecht , Felix (1900-????) Axster-Heudtlass , Werner von (1898-1949) Axster-Heudtlass, Maria von (1884-1966) Postage stamp designers B Barlog , Ferdinand (1895-1955) Bauer , Karl (1868-1942) Postage stamp designer Benda , Jaroslav (1882-1970) Postage stamp designer Bertiglia , Aurelio (1891-1973) Italian cartoonist - See 23/12 Beyer , Fritz (????-????) Boccasile , Gino (1901-1952) D Dachauer , Wilhelm (1881-1951) Postage stamp designer Diebitsch , Karl (1899-1985) Postage stamp designer Dill , Otto (1884 - 1957) Döbrich-Steglitz , Erich R. (1896-1945) E Erhardt , Anton (1889-1961) Postage stamp designer Eschle , Max (1890-1979) Postage stamp designer G Goetz , Karl (1875-1950) Postage stamp designer (Hindenburg Medallion) H Hertell , Hanna (VDA artist) Hollenstein , Stephanie K Klein , Gottfried (1904-1981?) Postage stamp designer Klein , Richard (1890-1967) Postage stamp designer Klimsch , Fritz (1870-1960) Kreißig , Herbert L Lipus , Rudolf (1893-1961) M Marggraff , Gerhard (1892- after 1956) Postage stamp designer Meerwald , Erich (1895 - 1973) Postage stamp designer N Neuner , Hans (1906-1978) & Hein (1910-1984) P Piwczyk , Jan (1897-1972) Postage stamp engraver R Reinhardt , Franz (1881-1946) S Schaumann , A. (????) Postage stamp designer Further research required Schweitzer , Hans (1901-1980) Postage stamp designer Spitzweg , Carl (1808-1885) T Thoma , Hans (1839-1924) V Vogenauer , Ernst Rudolf (1897-1972) Postage stamp designer Vollbehr , Ernst (1876-1960) Z Zschoch, Max - Feldpost cartoon series Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

  • Erich Dobrich Steglitz

    29th September 1935 Erich Döbrich-Steglitz 1/0 See 29.09.1935 - 26/17 See article in Iron Cross Issue 25 (2025), pp.122-127 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

  • Typewritten Feldpost Rudolf Kramer 24.02.1944

    24th February 1944 Typewritten Feldpost 24th February 1944 Typewritten Feldpost 1/0 See 24.02.1944 - 26/15 Dear Sister Heydenreich. Thank you very much for your friendly letter of the 11th of this month. I was really pleased to receive a message from you after such a long break. I thought you were angry with me, but I didn't know why. I could have guessed that you had no time due to the Christmas business. May I ask you about the December sales, the round number? Not down to the last penny. People are still interested in the situation there. The fact that you moved is incredibly interesting. It was always my only concern back then, firstly, to get out of the "fly shop" and secondly, move into the city center. Now you've managed it. And it had to be done right in the middle of the Christmas business? Yes, that's how it is in the military; such things are usually carried out at the most inconvenient time. Well, the main thing is that it's more practical there, and that you like your new accommodations. Sales have improved, as you say, and the comrades don't have to travel as far as they used to. When I'm back in Paris, I'll try to come to E. for the "weekend" and look at the converted Front bookstore. Did you manage the annual inventory well? Did you miss much? So you already had to swap places with your assistant. Sister Laibl went to Blois, and from there you got a new assistant there. That's just how it is in the military; there's a constant coming and going of comrades, sometimes for the better and sometimes for the worse. By the way, I know Blois from the advance, so from 1940. And you've been on leave there too? You're doing well there, though. I was on leave before my Nancy relief in June, and I haven't been back yet. Unfortunately, I can't leave here either because I've had to run my shop on my own since January 1st. In the middle of the Christmas season, my employee, who was provided by the local troops, was taken away from me. I opened on November 20th and, until November 30th, i.e., in ten days, I sold almost RMK 8,000. December brought in almost RMK 15,000, which I had to manage almost 90% of on my own; my employee only arrived two days before the opening and was a pastry chef in civilian life. I didn't really come to my senses for a long time. Only in January, when things had returned to normal, did things calm down. But I'm constantly busy; I sold over RMK 5,500 in January. My employee, Jendricks, is no longer a front-line bookseller. He's been replaced and is with the troops. How are things going in E;? What's actually going on? Comrade Schroth? I wrote to him at least eight weeks ago, but haven't received a reply yet. Perhaps he's not even there anymore? Unfortunately, we only saw each other at lunchtime in Paris. We arranged a time to talk in the evening, but then unfortunately didn't meet again. Please give him my best regards, as well as the "sergeant" at the field command there. And now, finally, thank you very much for the RMK 20 you sent, which you exchanged for 400 francs after I sent it to Miss Vezain. It's already worth something to me now that I have francs for it. Please also give my best regards to Miss Vezain; I also thank her very much for her efforts. And now best regards to you, Rudolf Kramer Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

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