ausbrasilien
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Post by ausbrasilien on Oct 21, 2020 19:23:39 GMT
It is what they call "Nachverwendete"?
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darkormex
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Post by darkormex on Feb 16, 2021 14:11:51 GMT
I may have mentioned this before but a couple of weeks ago, I printed pages for East Germany up to 1959, Berlin and also, Bavaria. These are all German areas that I have accumulated a large number of stamps. The last several evenings and weekend I have been mounting Bavarian stamps and also started transferring from my old Scott International to my Steiner pages.  |
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renden
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Post by renden on Feb 16, 2021 14:33:14 GMT
darkormex....looking good and this is what I have to do also as Scott International has so many missing spaces for the Classics. A future project as most of the inventory is done.....just holes to fill LOL ! René
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renden
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Post by renden on Feb 16, 2021 14:51:05 GMT
In follow-up, Darrin, do you think that Steiner pages will accommodate all the "German Stamps" - I will check prior to printing them but your experience might save me lots of time as Steiner=Scott !! and I do not think Scott is the right catalog for German stamps ?
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Post by stainlessb on Feb 16, 2021 16:42:47 GMT
Rene ( renden ) IMHO Michel is an excellent guide to German stamps- unless you are collecting modern issues, a used older copy can be found for a very nice price! And you can practice your German language skills! |
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renden
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Post by renden on Feb 16, 2021 17:10:34 GMT
Rene ( renden ) IMHO Michel is an excellent guide to German stamps- unless you are collecting modern issues, a used older copy can be found for a very nice price! And you can practice your German language skills! Stan - what about the validity of Steiner Pages for classic german stamps, sinc they follow Scott > ? René |
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darkormex
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Post by darkormex on Feb 16, 2021 17:34:36 GMT
renden,I have the Worldwide Steiner pages to 2010 and the Classic pages. For Bavaria, as you noted, the Steiner pages follow the Scott catalogue, though, if you have the Classic pages, I noted that Steiner added additional boxes for varieties and minor numbers. It is likely nowhere near as complete as Michel, however, though I don't see any reason why you couldn't follow Michel and add blank pages to include any stamps that were not listed in Scott. For my Germany to 1945 I actually use a pre-printed set of album pages I bought from a company called Album Publishing Company, Inc. which published a Germany album to 1945 based on the 1989 Michel Germany specialized catalogue. It is, unfortunately, no longer published and I feel luck to have it as it is 8 volumes of pages and covers every minor number Michel number from the catalog. After 1945, and for German States and East Germany I use Steiner. I have been steadily moving everything out of my Scott Internationals just because I became disappointed with them for the same reasons you are.
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Post by stainlessb on Feb 16, 2021 17:44:49 GMT
unfortunately I have no experience or familiarity with Steiner/ Hopefully someone else can chime in
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renden
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Post by renden on Feb 16, 2021 17:59:26 GMT
unfortunately I have no experience or familiarity with Steiner/ Hopefully someone else can chime in Our friend Darrin just did ( darkormex) and I wish I had his "super" pages based on MICHEL !! I do have the Steiner Specialized pages though René |
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darkormex
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Post by darkormex on Feb 19, 2021 2:26:20 GMT
I had to move on to Bavarian officials and filled in this page a little bit more with a few of the Coat of Arms issues of 1916 that I had not mounted yet. These are fortunately 24mm high and not 25mm so I had mounts that I could use. The image is cropped a bit and does not show the two empty spaces for the 1M stamps at the bottom.  |
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Post by hrdoktorx on Feb 21, 2021 10:49:55 GMT
Last of the auction wins, but certainly not least, this Bavarian stamp, AFA #13 and YT#13 but MiNr. 12, 12 kreuzer green from 1861:  |
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Post by hrdoktorx on Jun 14, 2021 20:18:20 GMT
A new arrival today, Bayern MiNr. 47, 3 pfennig light green embossed coat-of-arms:  |
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Post by hrdoktorx on Jul 3, 2021 17:40:28 GMT
A new arrival this week, MiNr. 55, Bayern coat of arms embossed issue with vertical wavy watermark lines, 5pf. light green:  |
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renden
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Post by renden on Jul 30, 2021 21:16:19 GMT
Received today, the Bavarian postage due stamp MiNr. 1, from 1862: Xavier, how do you certify a # 1 ? Merci ! Thanks - René 2 scans:   |
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Post by vikingeck on Jul 30, 2021 21:28:49 GMT
I need an Ein Kreuzer ! Mi 1. “ a Schwarzen Einser” Rene’. renden , The two scans you show have differences 1. The four corner squares. Genuine has neat lozenges , white and grey tones, forgery has clumsy shading black lumps. 2. The random wavy line, like jigsaw is sharp and clean in the genuine, the forgery seems to lose its way and is more of a meaningless jumble. So if the first image is genuine the second cannot be ! |
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Post by WERT on Jul 30, 2021 21:43:44 GMT
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Post by vikingeck on Jul 30, 2021 21:56:29 GMT
Image 4 is forgery ( see my descriptions earlier)
I am not happy with no 2 either,.
I believe 1/3 is a genuine stamp .
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renden
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Post by renden on Jul 30, 2021 22:44:51 GMT
Image 4 is forgery ( see my descriptions earlier) I am not happy with no 2 either,. I believe 1/3 is a genuine stamp . OK Alex - 1/3 = what scan...the 1st one ?? S it would be the No 1 I posted ? Not many on the sites I have looked at up to now and the price does not correspond to reality....US$125  ?? No 1 I posted A member can help me acquire a # 1 ?? (with cert) Thanks René WERT ....any idea on the real one ? No 1 I posted? Thanks |
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Post by WERT on Jul 31, 2021 0:08:39 GMT
Rene..Found some genuine and what bothers me is the price differences...Weird. Robert
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cara
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Post by cara on Jul 31, 2021 20:22:40 GMT
Hi WERT the price difference is easy to explain. The stamp presented by Goldhahn is a Bavaria Nr 1, the famous "Schwarzer Einser" and the first stamp of Germany. The other one is Bavaria Nr 3. The colour is different and the picture is different, too. So total different plates. Total different stamps. By the way, Goldhahn is one of the biggest stamp dealer (maybe the biggest?) in Germany. If you are looking for any German stamp, you will find it. You will find nearly every variety, but ... it is certainly not the cheapest way to buy stamps  cara |
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Post by renden on Sept 9, 2021 18:31:21 GMT
Re-looked at the 3 pages of this BAVARIA stamp thread and found "mucho" interesting posts/stamps/opinions. I figured we have some great BAVARIA "members" on TSF - I remember sending my list to a member but he never came back.....must be busy buying BAVARIA Since I did a trade with a member, a super person, and that resulted in my Bavaria stamps collection being more interesting.....now I have 157 classics, starting with Scott # 2, a 3kr blue. These 2 are my favourites (for looks) and are duplicates: Sc #92-93 (1911)   |
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Post by stainlessb on Sept 9, 2021 19:05:03 GMT
several years back I purchased an 'accumulation" of Germany/German States, mostly sight unseen from a stamp acquaintance. He'd received it in a larger lot an offered it to at a price I figured couldn't be too financially damaging so I agreed/ A week later a a USPS Priority mail 9 x 12 x 2 'box" arrived, stuffed full of pages from albums that had been cut out, pages like this, stock pages and envelopes full of clean/used, hinged and on paper stamps. It took me months to get it all cleaned up. Pages like below I placed in a protector and stuck in a binder... where it awaits my someday focus on Germany (after France, Belgium... and hard to say where the journey will lead. Anyway Renés two large stamps made me think of this page with those and other larger stamps! (I hope it wasn't I who René sent the list too....  )  |
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Post by renden on Sept 9, 2021 19:27:52 GMT
Nice Stan stainlessb - you did not send any list to me - I gather you have ++++++++++++++Bavaria stamps Enjoy but you do have other projects to complete prior to go Germany LOL !! René |
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Post by hrdoktorx on Sept 11, 2021 14:16:01 GMT
Today's arrival, MiNr. 59Bx, 50 pfg. brown, with a horizontal wavy lines watermark:  |
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Post by daniel on Jul 14, 2022 0:23:29 GMT
To mark the death centenary of Ludwig II of Bavaria, the German Federal Post Office issued a stamp. This souvenir sheet features the stamp postmarked on the first day of issue at Bonn on 5th May 1986. Above it is an embossed stamp essay designed by J. Reis in 1865 depicting a profile portrait of Ludwig. A very attractive design.  |
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Post by daniel on Jul 17, 2022 23:45:06 GMT
An unused Bavarian Money Order depicting an imprinted version of the 10pf red 1911 Prince Regent Luitpold's 90th birthday stamp.   |
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Beryllium Guy
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Post by Beryllium Guy on Sept 11, 2022 16:38:34 GMT
Bavaria, Sc1-32
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Arranged on Hagner Stock SheetI thought I had already posted some of these before, but apparently that was only in my mind! I want to take a moment to thank Terri ( philatelia ), Roland ( cara ), and René ( renden ) for selling, trading, or giving me stamps that have contributed to this collection.  Bavaria, Page 1Row 1: Header (reproduction, but as it appeared in album originally published c.1901-1910) Row 2: Sc2 (Missing Sc1, Sc3) Row 3: Sc4-6 (Missing Sc7-8) Row 4: Sc9-10, 10a, 11-13 (Missing Sc14) Row 5: Sc15-17, 20 (Missing Sc18-19, 21-22) Row 6: Sc24, 26-27, 30 (Missing Sc23, 25, 28-29) Row 7: (Missing Sc31-32)
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Post by Beryllium Guy on Sept 11, 2022 16:46:59 GMT
Bavaria, Sc33-76
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Arranged on Hagner Stock SheetHere is the next installment of my Bavaria collection. Thanks again go to Terri ( philatelia ), Roland ( cara ), and René ( renden ) for their contributions.  Bavaria, Page 2Row 1: Sc33-34 (Missing Sc35-37) Row 2: Sc38, 40-44 (Missing Sc39, 45) Row 3: Sc47 (Missing Sc46) Row 4: Sc48-50, 52-53 (Missing Sc51) Row 5: Sc54, 57 (Missing Sc55-56) Row 6: Sc58-63 Row 7: Sc64, 66-71 (Missing Sc65)
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Post by Beryllium Guy on Oct 15, 2022 20:12:41 GMT
Bavaria, Sc77-93
Prince Regent Luitpold Issues, 1911
Arranged on Hagner Stock SheetHere is the next installment of my Bavaria collection. Thanks again go to Terri ( philatelia), Roland ( cara), and René ( renden) for their contributions. I learned on my recent visit to see Roland's collection that there are many varieties of these stamps for color shades, perforations, etc. Mine is only a partial basic set.  Bavaria, Page 3Row 1: Sc77-81 Row 2: Sc82-84, 84A, 85 Row 3: Sc86-89 Row 4: (Missing Sc90-91) Row 5: Sc92-93 (Mint & Used)
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Post by greaden on Nov 20, 2022 21:35:26 GMT
Here are two key stamps for the Kingdom of Bavaria, #1 and Scott 29/Michel 26X. #29 is from the Ludwig II era. This example has the watermark 93 (narrower diamonds).
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