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

Postcard commemorating the 4th Olympic Winter Games at Garmisch-Partenkirchen. Ref: 06.02.1936, BV1303 6th February 1936 Winter Olympics Postcards 1/1 Postcard commemorating the 4th Olympic Winter Games at Garmisch-Partenkirchen. Ref: 06.02.1936, BV1303 See 06.02.1936 - 24/75 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

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Stamps first issued on 21st September and 26th October 1936 for the WHW charity, featuring depictions of modern buildings. Mi.634-642 (21.09-26.10.36) Modern Buildings 1/0 Stamps first issued on 21st September and 26th October 1936 for the WHW charity, featuring depictions of modern buildings. Modern Buildings. WHW Charity Issue. Mi.634 - Mi.642 Issued 21st September and 26th October 1936 Mi.635 (Oct. 1936). Ref:10.01.1937 - 1/81 Mi.636 (Oct.1936). Ref: 10.01.1937 - 1/81 Mi.637 (Sept. 1936). Ref: 11.10.1936 Mi.638 (Oct. 1936). Ref: 10.01.1937 - 1/81 Mi.639 (Sept. 1936). Ref: 10.01.1937 - 1/81 Mi.642 (Oct. 1936). Ref: 23.11.1936 - 10/33 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

16th July 1943 Mi.P129 (1920) 16th July 1943 Mi.P129 (1920) 1/0 See 16.07.1943 - 23/43 MPS p.147 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Cover sent from Asch (note: the cancel has the Czech place name removed and is not catalogued by Bochmann as 'special'). Also featuring a propaganda cachet reading, 'Wir haben das Joch getragen, nun sind wir frei und bleiben frei!' (We have borne the yoke, now we are free and will remain free!). Ref: 03.10.1938 - 28/47 (two covers at this location). 3rd October 1938 JB: Asch 1/1 Cover sent from Asch (note: the cancel has the Czech place name removed and is not catalogued by Bochmann as 'special'). Also featuring a propaganda cachet reading, 'Wir haben das Joch getragen, nun sind wir frei und bleiben frei!' (We have borne the yoke, now we are free and will remain free!). Ref: 03.10.1938 - 28/47 (two covers at this location). ASCH cancellations (some of which are featured in the Bochmann catalogues of 1952) 'ASCH 1' with 'muted' Czech place name. Ref: 03.10.1938 - 28/47 Sudetenland propaganda slogan: 'Wir haben da Joch getragen nun find wir frei und bleiben frei! Postamt Asch 1 am 21. September 1938' We have borne the yoke, now we are free and remain free! Post Office Asch 1 on 21 September 1938 Slogan design variation with swastika within the text. Featuring 'AS 1/ ASCH 1' cancel from the day of the slogan. Ref: 21.09.1938 Slogan design variation with swastika within the text. Featuring 'AS 1/ ASCH 1' cancel. Ref: 30.09.1938 Slogan design variation with swastika above the text. Featuring 'ROSSBACH' cancel.Ref: 28.09.1938 - 28/46 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Mi.700 (12.07.1939) Mi.700 (12.07.1939) Mi.700 1/2 Mi.700 (Ref: 16.07.1939) Imprint to the reverse of an envelope dated 31st July 1948 featuring Mi.700 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

21st July 1935 1/1 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

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10th June 1943 Marine-Kommando Toulon 10th June 1943 Marine-Kommando Toulon 10.06.1943 Feldpost Toulon reverse.jpeg 10.06.1943 Feldpost Toulon reverse.jpeg 1/1 Feldpost cover sent from FPN 41846 (Deutsches Marine-Kommando Toulon). Ref: 10.06.1943 Deutsches Marine-Kommando Toulon Until the fall of 1942, the southern part of France was not occupied by German troops. German troops only moved in in November. At first the organization was only improvised. The Italian Navy took over command and only one German office remained in Toulon. In terms of military service, the German units were subordinate to the sea commander Toulon, Captain Rolf Gumprich. In December the name and also the commander changed. Rear Admiral Werner Scheer became head of the German naval command in Toulon. After Italy's surrender, the office of the Commanding Admiral was created. Units stationed at Toulon included: Marine Artillery Detachment 612 (05.43 - 09.43) Light Marine Artillery Detachment 682 Marine Flak Detachment 819 29.Submarine Flotilla (partial) 7.Speedboat Flotilla (partial) In the La Valette district: staff of the naval commander, naval artillery arsenal, parts of the 28th naval motor vehicle department, navy office. Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Official postal stationery - 15 Pf (Hindenburg Medallion) Mi.P227 I (cut edges - no serrations). Ref: 24.09.1938 24th September 1938 Mi.P227 I 1/1 Official postal stationery - 15 Pf (Hindenburg Medallion) Mi.P227 I (cut edges - no serrations). Ref: 24.09.1938 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

29th February 1936 1/1 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page