MICHEL Stamp Catalogue Germany 2024/2025 New

Description: MICHEL Stamp Catalogue Germany 2024/2025 NewThe description of this item has been automatically translated. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.Contents: Old Germany, North German Confederation and German Empire, foreign post offices, colonies, ship mail abroad, occupation issues, voting areas, Belgian military post in the Rhineland, Eupen, Malmédy, Danzig, Memel, Sudetenland, field post stamps, local issues, Allied occupation, GDR, Berlin (West), Saarland with OPD expenses, Federal Republic of Germany. The MICHEL-Deutschland provides an optimal overview of all German stamps, provides additional information on watermarks, perforations, counterfeiting information and other special features and thus offers collectors of German Stamp exactly the right balance between detail and clarity. If you are looking for additional special information, you should use the MICHEL Germany Special. Description: On the 11th In January 2001, a stamp appeared in Germany with the image of Calechutic pepper, today known as paprika. The image used for the stamp comes from the herbal book of the skilled botanist Leonhart fuchs from 1543 – the postage stamp MiNr. is correspondingly beautiful. 2161 from 2001, the year in which Leonhart fuchs celebrated his 500th birthday. had a birthday. But that’s not all. The brand is also the first to be manufactured using the latest German perforation process, integrated grinding perforation. Unlike the long-established comb perforation, in which the perforation holes are punched out of the paper by a single blow of the perforating comb, the grinding perforation is created by milling away the paper that has previously been pushed out using needles. The German postage stamp series “World of Letters”, which began twenty years later, is also so interesting for collectors thanks to this distinction, as numerous values were produced using both processes. The present MICHEL Germany catalogue 2024/2025 presents for the first time a detailed cataloguing of the various perforation variants. The stamp designers and engravers of the Saarland postage stamp issues were also skilful, and the level of detail certainly required full concentration. A good reason to pay respect to these artists at MICHEL . The 111. Edition offers greatly expanded information on the designers and engravers of the Saar collecting area, the French and the American-British occupation zones. Speaking of aesthetics: For the new edition of the MICHEL Germany catalogue, numerous new images were created – for example in the areas of Belgian military post in the Rhineland, Eupen, Malmédy and for the postage stamp overviews of the GDR, Berlin and FRG. And of course also for the latest new stamp issues from Deutsche Post, which are presented monthly in the MICHEL Rundschau after the publication of the MICHEL catalogue – together with fascinating specialist articles on Allen areas of philately.The most striking price movements occurred in the collecting areas of Old Germany, stamp booklets of the German Reich, occupation in the First and Second World Wars, Sudetenland, local issues from 1945 and Berlin (West).Product information: Edition: 111. ed., in color Pages: 1184 Format: 155 mm x 230 mm, hardcover Publisher: Schwaneberger Verlag GmbH Release date: 5 July 2024On the 11th In January 2001, a stamp appeared in Germany with the image of Calechutic pepper, today known as paprika. The image used for the stamp comes from the herbal book of the skilled botanist Leonhart fuchs from 1543 – the postage stamp MiNr. is correspondingly beautiful. 2161 from 2001, the year in which Leonhart fuchs celebrated his 500th birthday. had a birthday. But that’s not all. The brand is also the first to be manufactured using the latest German perforation process, integrated grinding perforation. Unlike the long-established comb perforation, in which the perforation holes are punched out of the paper by a single blow of the perforating comb, the grinding perforation is created by milling away the paper that has previously been pushed out using needles. The German postage Marke MICHEL

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