1938 Nuremberg Michel P 272 postally used on 10 September

Germany / Third Reich (1933-1945)

"Michel P 272 postally used on 10 September 1938. The Bossek-designed commemorative handstamp is Type I (a) in which the tail of the eagle points between the and “a” of ""tag” and the left side of the eagle’s body is drawn with a straight line. The identifying letter “a” in the cancel has a narrow loop which indicates Nurnberg 2 was the postamt of origin. On the message side, the correspondents tells the addressee they are sending the card because they know he is a stamp collector. The card is signed by five visitors to the Rally with the standard “Heil Hitler” close."

Condition: Used.

Type: Postcard, Postal History

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$2

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Rare Stamps and Postal History Auction #18

Auction 18

September 28 - October 15, 2021

United States , Huntersville , NC

Our 18th Philatelic Auction consists of more than 2,800 lots of the rarest stamps and postal history items of Russia, Germany, Poland, Ukraine, Armenia, Georgia, Latvia, Lithuania, and other countries. $1 starting price for all items!

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