Used Third Reich Stamps: 1933-1945

FVF 1933 Frederick the Great 6-, 12- and 25pf stamps for Potsdam Day. King of Prussia, 1740-1786, Frederick began the conquest of Poland and expansion of the Prussian empire.

FVF 1932 2nd Hindenburg set of 14. Network watermark

VF 1933 1-100pf President Hindenburg set of 17 with Swastika watermark

1937 KA BE Stamp Album company marking Stamp Day with a special overprint on a block of 3pf. Hindenburg stamps. Excellent strike of this sought-after overprint with Berlin Stamp-Day cancels. Click on photo for better image.

VF used. 1934 issue to Remember the Lost Colonies. Germany's colonies stripped from her following WWI. Showing Famous Colonial Figures.

VF 1934 issue upon Hindenburg's death in September 1934. Showing the German Hero, President Paul von Hindenburg in a medalion, the set has black borders, a sign of mourning at the time.

VF In 1934 the Nazis began issuing stamps to mark their party rallies. This is the first of the group; showing the Nuremberg castle with a swastika rising in the background.

VF Set of two issued for the voting of whether the Saar should return to German control. The Stamps show the Saar in German Hands, and the German Eagle rising over a Swastika.

VF Set of two honoring the birth of Frederich von Schiller.

FVF used. "Germania," Allegory of a mother holding a smiling child. Representing the return of the Saarland to Germany, 15 years after the Treaty of Versailles had granted it to France. 1935<br>

VF used. Set of two honoring War heroes on Germany's Memorial Day 1935. The design shows a soldier's head and the Nazi Infantry Helmet.

VF 1935 set of two for the first of the Young Workers Competition stamps, they show a wreath and Swastika.

VF 1935 set highlights German Composers, Heinrich Schultz, Bach and Handel.

VF 1935 set of four highlights German locomotive technology from the early 1800s. Showing "The Eagle," a modern express train, the "Hamburg Flyer," and a modern locomotive.

VF 1935 set highlights the Hitler Youth Meeting. It shows a young boy blowing a trumpet with a banner sporting the Hitler Youth, "Sig-rune" symbol.

VF 1935 set highlights the massive party congress in Nuremberg. It shows the Nuremberg city outline with the party symbol, a giant stylized eagle and swastika.

VF The Munich "Putsch" saw Hitler take over the Nazi Party. It marks the Nov. 9, 1923 coup that saw Hitler eliminate his opposition in the Nazi party. This set shows an SA (Brown Shirt) soldier and the Nazi flag in front of the Feldherrnhalle in Munich. 1935

VF 1936 40pf stamp marking the 10th anniversary of Lufthansa, the German National Airline. Showing the Henkel 70 "Lightning."

VF This 1936 set highlights Daimler and Benz, founders of the Mercedes Benz Auto company. Issued for the 50th anniversary of the automobile at the Berlin auto and motorcycle show.

VF 1936 stamp honoring German inventor Otto von Guericke

VF 1936 set highlights German city government. Issued in conjunction with the city government congress. Showing an allegory of mother Germany and her children.

VF 1936 set highlights the recreation congress in Hamburg. It shows a stylized man and woman releasing a dove.

VF These 1936 Nazi Party Rally Stamps show a fiercely inflammatory scene with the salute to a Huge Swastika. This was one of an annual issue for the NAZI Party Congress in Nurnberg. Historically significant, these stamps, as no other, show the fervor of the Nazi party.

VF 1937 set showing Nazi preparation for war. The set honors the air protection league (RLB). Watching for foreign (enemy) planes flying over Germany. Before widespread use of radar.

VF This pair was issued by Germany in 1938 to mark the taking of Austria in a bloodless coup. Named the Anschluss, the move incorporated Austria into Greater Germany. Issued in two sizes.

VF The 1938 Breslau sports festival showcased Nazi gymnastic and other athletes. Showing the stadium and city views.

VF used. 1939 Set of 14 Danzig stamps overprinted by the German Occupation Administration, "Deutsches Reich" most with new values in reichsmarks. Valid throughout greater Germany.

VF 1939 set shows the Return of the City of Danzig to Germany. Proclaiming the famous German saying, "Danzig ist Deutsch."

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VFused. 1941. Lepzig the traditional location the Germans housed their trade shows. The 3rd Reich used these to highlight the Nazi industrial might. The propaganda movement included hosting sporting events, trade fairs, etc. to show off areas in which they excelled. This set highlights the 1940 Lepzig trade fair.

FVF 1942 Following the annexation of Austria, the 3rd Reich began issuing stamps to highlight events there. Long a famous cultural event, the Vienna Fair was turned into a showcase for Hitler.

VF used, 1941-44 Set of Hitler Heads to 2 Mark value. Three and Five Mark Stamps sold seperately when available.

Fine used. 1942 Three-mark Hitler portrait regular issue, scarce used. Close on one side.<br>

Fine used. 1942 Five-mark Hitler portrait regular issue, very scarce used.

VF used. 1942 six-pfennig Storm Trooper emblem for War Effort Day.

Fine 1944 42 Pfenning Portrait of Adolf Hitler