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6th May 1943 6th May 1943 1/1 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

Mi.803 (09.09.1941) Berlin Grand Prix Race Mi.803 (09.09.1941) Berlin Grand Prix Race 1/1 Collectors cover featuring Mi.803 (depicting the Brandenburg Gate) issued to commemorate the horse race, 'Grand Prix of the German Capital'. Tied by special postmark JB:Hoppegarten3/395. Note: this cancel was only used on 14th September 1941. Ref: 14.09.1941 Mi.803 Gallop Race 'The Grand Prix of the Reich Capital' Notes: Design: Erich Meerwald . Recess printing. Sheets 5 x 10. Without watermark. Perf. 14. Quantity issued: unknown. Valid until 31.12.1942. Mi.803 (25+50 Pf - Brandenburg Gate). Ref: 14.09.1941 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

18th April 1944 Oflag 83 18th April 1944 Oflag 83 Screenshot 2021-11-27 at 09.29.50.png Screenshot 2021-11-27 at 09.29.50.png 1/1 Oflag 83 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

25th March 1944 Collector's Card 1943 25th March 1944 Collector's Card 1943 1/1 Collector's card (Sammlerausweis) issued in Marburg 25th March 1943. Featuring five receipt cancellations for issues collected from the post office. Ref: 25.03.1943 The cards were probably introduced in early 1943 (it is to be noted that 'The Special Cancellations Stamp', specifically for stamp collectors, was issued 19th January 1943. At first, due to a lack of centrally supplied forms, local makeshift editions were used. These were beige postal forms, some of which were produced regionally and mostly had imprint marks from 1943. The cards had an address field for the recipient of the postage stamps and generally cancellation fields on the back, on which the purchase was noted by affixing a date stamp . However, there are also larger format cards with only one-sided printing. With the fee-based ID card (1 RM ), 20 issues of special stamps, postcards and official stamps could be obtained; in some cases official stamps were not listed on the forms. The ID card was renewed when all 20 fields had been stamped. Postal customers had to collect the issues within 7 days of the first day of issue. Due to a shortage of materials due to the war, it was not uncommon for makeshift forms for collectors' ID cards to be used. So far, based on the stamp date, the Volkssturm stamp from February 1945 is known to be the last issue collected. Collector's Card (Sammlerausweis) 1943 A postal document (ID for the purchase of postage stamps), usually subject to a fee, which entitles stamp collectors and other postal customers to continuously obtain a certain number of special postage stamps (special stamps , blocks and miniature sheets), but also official stamps, postal stationery and first day covers from a post office within a specified collection period. The cards instruction reads as follows: Conditions Special requests cannot be considered. New issues will only be issued on presentation of this card. They must be issued within one week of the 1st day of issue. Otherwise the date stamp (reverse) will be omitted. Allocation may be limited for smaller quantities of special stamps. After the 20th issue of special stamps, the application can be renewed against payment of a fee of RM 1. No compensation will be paid in the event of loss or misuse. Sammlerausweis with 1 Rm postage stamp cancelled Marburg 25th March 1943. Ref: 25.03.1943 Receipt dates in relation to issues being collected within 7 days (as per instruction): 26th March 1943, 16th March 1944, 27th March 1944, 22nd April 1943, 19th July 1944 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Registered cover sent by airmail from Ravensburg to Texas, featuring postage stamps Mi.529 (5 Pf), Mi.530 (10 Pf), Mi.531 (15 Pf), and Mi.533 (25 Pf). Ref: 18.12.1937 Mi.529-539 (21.01.1934) Airmail: Golden Eagle 18.12.1937 Airmail to America reverse.jpeg 18.12.1937 Airmail to America reverse.jpeg 1/1 Registered cover sent by airmail from Ravensburg to Texas, featuring postage stamps Mi.529 (5 Pf), Mi.530 (10 Pf), Mi.531 (15 Pf), and Mi.533 (25 Pf). Ref: 18.12.1937 Mi.529 - 539 Airmail stamps: Golden eagle Mi.529 (Ref: 13.05.1935 - 2/107) Mi.530 (Ref:31.03.1938 - 2/7) Mi.531 (Ref: 28.01.1936 - 2/87) Mi.533 (Ref: 31.03.1938 - 2/7) Mi.537 (Ref: 01.12.1938 - 4/31) Mi.538. Ref: 29.09.1938 - 15/56 Mi.539. Ref: 29.09.1938 - 15/56 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

3rd April 1947 'Newspaper envelope' 3rd April 1947 'Newspaper envelope' 1/1 Envelope created from a French-language newspaper (titled 'Nouvelle ....' ?). Using a postcard for the address panel (originally printed for 'Der Oberbürgermeister' - three lines obliterated to the left panel) and sent from Hameln (Hamelin). Featuring Mi. 920 (12 pf x 2). Ref: 03.04.1947 - 16/70 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

VIKTORIA! Bohemia & Moravia VIKTORIA! Bohemia & Moravia 03.09.1941 Paul Kuhrt reverse.jpeg 03.09.1941 Paul Kuhrt reverse.jpeg 1/1 Commercial postcard sent from stamp dealer Paul Kuhrt in Prague. Featuring two 'Viktoria!' campaign devises. Ref: 03.09.1941 'Viktoria!' Use of slogan during the German victory campaign of 1941 in Bohemia & Moravia (It is to be noted that the 'V' symbol signifies 'Victoria', the Roman goddess and deification of victory. However, the German word for victory is 'Sieg', complicated by the fact that Victoria in German is Viktoria!... and the Czech for victory is 'Vitezství'.) OFFICIAL USAGE Postal cancellations 15 of the main post offices within Bohemia & Moravia were allocated special hand-stamp cancellations with the 'V' in a laurel leaf: "PARDUBITZ 1/ PARDUBICE1' victory cancellation. Ref: 9/18 'PRAG 1/ PRAHA 1' victory cancellation. Ref: 03.09.1941 'TABOR 1/ TÁBOR 1' victory cancellation. Ref: 04.08.1941 Post offices allocated the 'Victory' cancellation (German name only): Brünn 1, Budweis 1, Iglau 1, Jungbunzlau 1, Kladno 1, Klattau 1, Königgrätz, Kolin 1, Mähr.-Ostrau 1, Olmütz 1, Pardubitz 1 , Pilsen 1, Prag 1 , Tabor 1 , and Zlin 1. Continuous machine postmarks with 'Viktoria' slogan Six post offices were allocated machine cancellations incorporating the dual language slogan 'Victoria!! Deutschland siegt an allen Fronten für Europa!/ Viteství!! Ríše vítezí na všech frontách pro Evropu!' (Victory!! Germany is winning on all fronts for Europe). Dual language 'Victory!! Germany is winning on all fronts for Europe!', Prag 25 ch2. Ref: 30.07.1941 - 8/20 These continuous machine cancellations were used in Brünn 2 II, Mährish-Ostrau 1, Prag 3, Prag 5, Prag 14 1c, Prag 25 ch2 , and Prag 55 Post office applied rubber cachets Dual language cachet. 'Viktoria!!' = 33mm. Ref: 04.08.1941 PRIVATE CREATIONS 'Victoria! Deutschland siegt an allen Fronten für Europa!'. 62 x 19mm. Paul Kuhrt Briefmarkenhaus. Ref: 03.09.1941 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

14th March 1939 Mährisch-Ostrau 14th March 1939 Mährisch-Ostrau 1/0 See 14.03.1939 and B&M Mi.34a - 10.03.1941 - 17/76 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

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20th October 1947 Franz Reinhardt 20th October 1947 Franz Reinhardt 1/1 Postcard depicting a woodcut (holzschnitt) titled 'Madonna' by German artist Franz Reinhardt (1881-1946). Note the Military Government imprint. Ref: 20.10.1947 - 16/71 Detail of the vertical imprint. Franz Reinhardt (1881- 1946) German Impressionist Further research required Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page