Need catalog info for German locals - Grossraschen please

Here is a scan of the page from'06 Michel, hope it helps

Hi Terri (philatelia),

I think I found what you're looking for in my 2015 Michel German Specialized.

First, here is the Langerstadt stamp:



For the others, I think these are the pages you need. Hope this helps!

Great minds think alike!

The booklet from Michel which provides a translation into English of their German-language terms and a guide to usage of their catalogues is available from the publisher online and can be freely downloaded.  I've posted this elsewhere, I'm sure, but who knows where and in any case it's not such a bad thing to have the link posted again every now and then, as it's very useful for those who aren't able to speak German but who do have an interest in using their excellent catalogues.

The MICHEL Stamp Catalogue:  An Introduction for English-speaking readers

Ryan

I've spent several years trying to master the learning curve presented by the Michel volumes that are auf deutsche.   

The booklet that Ryan linked to is an essential first choice, especially because it gives a layout of the catalog format.

Following that, I've been using Google Translate, which is often very helpful, although sometimes it can still leave me scratching my head:  translate.google.com/     (There's also an Android app (and perhaps an iPhone one as well?).)

I just recently learned about this site, from the UK-based Austrian Philatelic Society.  They have what looks to me like 2 very helpful pages, which I'm anxious to check out the next time I have to go 'deep Michel':

German to English philatelic dictionary:  austrianphilately.com/german.htm

German to English abbreviations:  austrianphilately.com/abbrevs.htm

Viel Glück!


(From someone who studied Latin, French and Japanese in some depth way back in the day, but only had a quarter of German in college and barely passed.)