Bizone / American and British Zone continued...

20 Pf Holsten Gate postcard with reply with variety \"vertical graduation line of the question part at the bottom interrupted\" impeccable mint never hinged (P5Abart) (Image 1)

5 Pfg. Numeral, postal stationery card used BERLIN SCHOeNEBERG 13.2.46, photo expertize Schlegel BPP: \"genuine and immaculate, February usage in Berlin, actual transport becomes unconfirmed\", Michel 1,100.- (former starting price 150) (P950) Certificate (Image 1)

30 Pfg. Worker, reply double card, correctly franked commercially used from DARMSTADT-EBERSTADT 18.6.49 to France, abridged certificate Schlegel BPP: \"genuine and immaculate\", Michel 250,- (P964) Certificate (Image 1)

3 Pf. First issue of stamps for Germany after WW II. As upper margin strip of four with plate number on local postcard, impeccable (1z) (Image 1)

4 Pfg. First issue of stamps for Germany after WW II., properly franked single franking the 2nd weight step on wrapper from \"LANDSHUT 31.1.46\" to Oberstdorf, abridged certificate Wehner BPP: \"genuine and immaculate\" (2z) Certificate (Image 1)

4 Pfg. First issue of stamps for Germany after WW II., single franking on local printed matter DUISBURG 26.10.45, Michel 300.- (2z) (Image 1)

4 Pfg. First issue of stamps for Germany after WW II., 21 piece in multiples front- and reverse as pure properly franked multiple franking on cover, as well lower margin pair with plate. No., from MAINZ 27.46 to Freising, Michel 900.- (former starting price 250) (2z(21)) (Image 1)

5 Pfg yellow emerald green from upper margin on local postcard from Forchheim 8.9.45 with license endorsement as cancel (3) (Image 1)

Mayor letter AACHEN with blocks of four the denomination value 5, 6, 8 and 12 Pfg, each with centered cancel \"AACHEN 19.3.45\" - the multiples were retroactive like by all covers of this kind affixed, photo expertize A. Schlegel BPP, Michel 172.- for single stamps! (3/7) Certificate (Image 1)

6 Pfg yellow orange to orange yellow, horizontal pair from right margin of sheet as multiple franking on cover with US-censorship A 1a in red from Ellwangen (4) (Image 1)

6 Pfg at the post on distance card from Stuttgart 24.9.45 with rare cancel in red \"at sender return, for sender and consignee only print allowable\" (4z) (Image 1)

12 Pfg at the post on long distance cover from 20. November 1945 with provisional cancel Geradstetten (Wuertt) (7) (Image 1)

15 Pfg at the post as mixed franking on cover with rare provisional cancel Tetenhusen over Rendsburg (8z u. a.) (Image 1)

3 Pfg. Perforated L 14 1 / 4: 14 1 / 2, mint never hinged from upper margin with plate number \"6 C\", photo expertize Hettler BPP (for block of four), Michel 1200,- (10BPl.-Nr.) Certificate (Image 1)

6 Pfg. First issue of stamps for Germany after WW II., english printing, perforated L 14 1 / 4: 14 3 / 4, mint never hinged, photo expertize Hettler BPP: \"genuine and immaculate\", Michel 200,- (13Cz) Certificate (Image 1)

6 Pfg., paper z, perforated 14 1 / 4: 14 3 / 4, used, impeccable, photo expertize Wehner BPP, Michel 600,- (13Cz) Certificate (Image 1)

6 Pfg. First issue of stamps for Germany after WW II. English printing, perforated 14 3 / 4 : 14 1 / 4, upper margin copy with plate number ID, used SALZHAUSEN, photo expertize Wehner BPP: \"genuine, right a little irregular perforated and small tear (in the margin of sheet) \", Michel 800,- (13FyPl.) Certificate (Image 1)

6 Pfg. Perforated L 14 3 / 4: 14 1 / 2, mint never hinged from upper margin with plate number \"1a\", photo expertize Wehner BPP (for pair), Michel 1300,- (13GyPl.-Nr.) Certificate (Image 1)

8 Pfg at the post on card to Wroclaw with rare cancel \"return! After the area right the Neisse none at the moment Postal service connection\" (14) (Image 1)