Bizone / American and British Zone continued...

25 Pfg. Perforated 11, (2) on properly franked prisoner of war letter from "ALTENA 11.3.46" to England, very scarce, only of 1 - 11.3.46 valid postage step, use- and age traces, photo expertize Hettler VP (28A) Certificate (Image 1)

25 Pfg first issue of stamps for Germany after WW II., lilac ultramarine, perforated L 11? : 11, plate flaw "oval with ornament connected", used Hamburg", photo expertize study group / Schmettkamp: "genuine, commercially used item, rough perforation manufactured", Michel 500.- plus plus (28Cz I) Certificate (Image 1)

25 Pfg first issue of stamps for Germany after WW II., perforated L 11? : 11, with 50 Pfg properly franked on foreign countries censored letter from DUESSELDORF 1.7.46 to Vienna, photo expertize Hettler BPP "genuine, slight traces of use", Michel 800.- (28Cz,32bB) Certificate (Image 1)

30 penny first issue of stamps for Germany after WW II., German printing, proof print on y-paper - so-called inhabitant / native of Bremen paper, mint never hinged, slight embossed spots - apart from that very fine, expertized Klink and Dr. Wittmann, photo expertize Wehner BPP (2022), Michel 500.- (29PIIIA) Certificate (Image 1)

30 Pfg first issue of stamps for Germany after WW II., German printing, block of four from the corner with red sheet margin code number "6040", perfectly mint never hinged, unsigned, Michel 224.- (29bB zr4(4)) (Image 1)

30 Pfg. First issue of stamps for Germany after WW II. Olive green, plate flaw "oval left with line connected", right lower stamp in the block of four, used expertized Hettler BPP, Michel 160.- (29cA V) (Image 1)

30 penny first issue of stamps for Germany after WW II., vertical pair, lower stamp with plate flaw "P without downstroke", used "BERLEBURG", photo expertize study group / Scheibel "genuine and immaculate", Michel 160.- undervalued (29cAz) Certificate (Image 1)

30 penny first issue of stamps for Germany after WW II., olive green, horizontal pair, left imperforated, perfectly mint never hinged, photo expertize Schlegel BPP, Michel 300.- (29cAzUl) Certificate (Image 1)

30 Pfg first issue of stamps for Germany after WW II., green olive, plate flaw "colour point in the first D from Germany and in the E from right penny" with additional franking properly franked on registered letter the 2nd weight step from Hamburg 17.8.46 to Ammerdorf, Michel 500.- (30bCXXV) (Image 1)

40 Pfg first issue of stamps for Germany after WW II., horizontal pair, left stamp plate flaw "damaged E in the left penny", used, Michel 200.- (30cAzXVII) Certificate (Image 1)

40 penny first issue of stamps for Germany after WW II., German printing, red lilac, perforated 11: 11?, mint never hinged, photo expertize Dieter Hettler BPP "genuine and immaculate", Michel 200.- (30dB) Certificate (Image 1)

40 Pfg red lilac, perforation B, mint never hinged block of four from the margin, photo expertize Hettler BPP "genuine and immaculate", Michel 800.- (30dBz(4)) Certificate (Image 1)

42 penny first issue of stamps for Germany after WW II., perforated 11, vertical pair from of the right upper corner of the sheet, without sheet counting number, on properly franked registered letter from "SOEST 28.5.46" to Dresden, with arrival postmark, slight traces of use, photo expertize Dieter Hettler BPP (31AoN) Certificate (Image 1)

50 Pfg first issue of stamps for Germany after WW II. In the horizontal pair, perforation L 11 1/2 : 11, perfectly mint never hinged, photo expertize Hettler BPP "genuine and immaculate", Michel 450.- (32aC(2)) Certificate (Image 1)

50 Pfg first issue of stamps for Germany after WW II., German printing, C-perforation, perfectly mint never hinged, certificate (copy) Hettler BPP (for unit) : "genuine and immaculate", Michel 200.- (32aCz) Certificate (Image 1)

6 Pfg first issue of stamps for Germany after WW II., German printing, dark carmine brown in perforation A, margin block of four, perfectly mint never hinged, unsigned, Michel 180.- plus (33aA z(4)) (Image 1)

60 Pfg first issue of stamps for Germany after WW II., dark carmine brown, perforated L 11, block of four, centric cancellation HAMELN 7.1.46, photo expertize Schlegel BPP "stamps and cancel are genuine. The block of four is centered folded, as well in part the perforation with creases, the right upper stamp with perforation faults", Michel 4.800.- - cancelled block of four this variety are hardly known! (33aAz (4)) Certificate (Image 1)

60 Pfg carmine brown, scarce A-perforation on registered properly franked commercial letter, 60 Pfg above with minimal tooth shortening, photo expertize Hettler BPP, Michel 2.200.- (33aAz,23B) Certificate (Image 1)

60 Pfg first issue of stamps for Germany after WW II., carmine brown, perforated 11?, block of four with centric postmarked first day postmark Brunswick 21.9.45, certificate (copy) Hettler BPP "genuine and immaculate, of the OPD for gift purposes backdated", Michel 6.000.- (33aDz (4) Certificate (Image 1)

60 penny first issue of stamps for Germany after WW II. Carmine brown, perforated L 11 1/2 from of the right upper corner of the sheet with red four place sheet counting number "5967", mint never hinged, at the right margin encountered and wrinkled, horizontal perforation in margin ripped, photo expertize Andreas Wehner BPP (for block of four), Michel 3.000.- (33aDV4) Certificate (Image 1)