NAZI GERMANY
STAMPS
1935
MICHEL 598
12th ANNIV of the BEER HALL PUTSCH
These two identical stamps (except the colour and value) were designed by H. Raebiger on sheets of 100 on 5th November 1935. They were valid until the end of 1936. The design shows an SA (SturmAbteilung) member holding aloft the "blood flag" that became synonymous with the failed 1923 Munich putsch where the Nazi's attempted to gain control of the Bavarian Government by force. The stamps were produced on swastika watermark paper and were Perf K 14. There were two variants, type 'x' with vertically ribbed gum and type 'y' with horizontal ribbed gum.
Mi 598
3Pf
black orange brown
3Pf
black orange brown
Swastika Watermark
Valid until: 31st Dec 1936
Quantities: Unknown
VARIATIONS
Mi 598
Type 'x'
vertical gum rippling
Type 'x'
vertical gum rippling
Mi 598
Type 'y'
horizontal gum rippling
Type 'y'
horizontal gum rippling
Mi 598 Uu
Type 'x'
imperforate below
Type 'x'
imperforate below
PLATE FLAWS
REQUIRES ADDITIONAL RESEARCH
STAMPS FROM MY COLLECTION
(1)
Mi 598
Mint, Unused
Mi 598
Mint, Unused
(2)
Mi 598
Cancelled, Used
Mi 598
Cancelled, Used
(3)
Mi 598
Cancelled, Used
Mi 598
Cancelled, Used
(4)
Mi 598
Cancelled, Used
Mi 598
Cancelled, Used
(5)
Mi 598
Cancelled, Used
Mi 598
Cancelled, Used
(6)
Mi 598
Cancelled, Used
Mi 598
Cancelled, Used
(7)
Mi 598
Cancelled, Used
Mi 598
Cancelled, Used
(8)
Mi 598
Cancelled, Used
Mi 598
Cancelled, Used
(9)
Mi 598
Cancelled, Used
Mi 598
Cancelled, Used
(10)
Mi 598
Mint, Unused
Mi 598
Mint, Unused
