German Colonies: German South West Africa: 1907 (Dec. 17) postcard to Weimar, Germany endorsed “Drucksache”, franked 3pf. tied by the rare “Osona/DEUTSCH/S†DWESTAFRIKA/17.12./07” c.d.s. (Putzel A1) in use from Nov. 27 1907 to Feb. 3 1908 only. Photo. (Image1)

German Colonies: German South West Africa: 1908 (May 26) registered cover to Herborn, Germany bearing 5pf. and 25pf. each tied by very scarce “OTJOSONDU/DEUTSCHDEUTSCH/S†DWESTAFRIKA/ 26’ 5/08” c.d.s. in use from Jan. 1 1907 to July 17, 1908 only with fine strike alongside with registration label blow (without town name, but showing number altered in ms. from “70“ to “14”), fine and rare usage. Photo. (Image1)

German Post Offices in the Turkish Empire: 1900 10pa. on 5pf. green mint pair, further handstamped “Deutsches Reich” in violet, unusual proof. Photo. (Image1)

Germany: Saar: 1920 (Mar.) 5pf. to 10m., all used on separate pieces, mainly fine. Michel 18-31, cat. Û1,900. Photo. (Image1)