Postage stamps from 1930 issued by the Deutsche Reichspost

Block IPOSTA (block number 1)

The postage stamp year 1930 of the Deutsche Reichspost comprised nine special stamps , three definitive stamps and two official stamps . The four emergency aid stamps were also available as a “IPOSTA” stamp block, but this had a different watermark, so that they can be distinguished from one another as individual stamps . It was the first stamp block of the Deutsche Reichspost. For some stamps there is no reliable information about the number of copies.

List of issues and motives

Legend

• Image: An edited image of the brand mentioned. The ratio of the size of the stamps to each other is shown approximately to scale in this article.
• Description: A brief description of the motif and / or the reason for the issue. In the case of issued series or blocks , the descriptions that belong together are indented with a marker.
• Value: The face value of the individual stamp in pfennigs . A "+" means that it is an additional stamp (= postage value + donation).
• Issue Date: The date this stamp was first sold.
• Valid To: The date on which the validity ended.
• Edition: As far as known, the number of this edition offered for sale is given here.
• Design: As far as is known, it is stated here who designed this brand.
• Mi.-No .: This stamp is listed in the Michel catalog under the corresponding number.

Special stamps
image	description	Values in pennies	Issue date (1930)	Date of Expiry	Edition	draft	MiNr.
	South America trip with LZ 127 Airmail series with the inscription “1. South America Tour 1931 ”	2 Reichsmarks	26th of April	June 30, 1931		unknown	438
	South America trip with LZ 127 Airmail series with the inscription “1. South America Tour 1931 ”	4 Reichsmarks	26th of April	June 30, 1931		unknown	439
	Buildings, old Cologne with the Cologne Cathedral Currency designation "Reichsmark"	2 Reichsmarks	1930	December 31, 1938		unknown	440
	Withdrawal of the Allies from the Rhineland Friedrich Ebert , definitive stamp with overprint	8th	June 30th	June 30, 1934		unknown	444
	Paul von Hindenburg , definitive stamp with overprint	15th	June 30th	June 30, 1934		unknown	445
	Emergency aid for buildings, also as a stamp pad for the IPOSTA international postage stamp exhibition in Berlin Cathedral and city hall of Aachen	8 + 4	November 1st block September 12th	June 30, 1931	5,873,046 block approx. 84,000	unknown	450 block 446
	Brandenburg Gate in Berlin	15 + 5	November 1st block September 12th	June 30, 1931	5,368,568 block approx. 84,000	unknown	451 block 447
	Cathedral and castle in Marienwerder (Polish: Kwidzyn)	25 + 10	November 1st block September 12th	June 30, 1931	479,066 block approx. 84,000	unknown	452 block 448
	Statue of St. Burkard on the Old Main Bridge and Marienberg Fortress in Würzburg	50 + 40	November 1st block September 12th	June 30, 1931	228,913 block approx. 84,000	unknown	453 block 449
Definitive stamps
image	description	Values in pennies	Issue date (1930)	Date of Expiry	Edition	draft	MiNr.
	Supplementary values ​​for the definitive series of Reich presidents Friedrich Ebert	10	1930	June 30, 1934			435
	Friedrich Ebert	20th	1930	June 30, 1934			436
	Paul von Hindenburg	80	February 15th	December 31, 1935			437
Official stamps
image	description	Values in pennies	Issue date (1930)	Date of Expiry	Edition	draft	MiNr.
	Official stamps (supplementary values ​​for the 1927 issue) Value number on the so-called "straw hat or basket lid pattern"	10	1930	December 31, 1936			125
	Value number on the so-called "straw hat or basket lid pattern"	20th	1930	December 31, 1936			126

Remarks

1. ↑ The brand with the same motif Mi. 365 from 1927 had the currency designation "Mark".
2. ↑ The following numbers 441 to 443 were not issued
3. ↑ The two overprinted values ​​came from the 1928 series of definitive stamps, Reich Presidents .
4. ↑ The first 13 values ​​of this definitive series were issued in 1928 . Another two supplementary editions followed in 1931 (1 value) and 1932 (2 values).
5. ↑ Further supplementary values ​​appeared in 1928 , 1929 , 1931 , 1932 and 1933 .

literature

• Michel catalog Germany 2006/2007 (paperback), Schwaneberger Verlag GmbH (2006), ISBN 3-87858-035-5

Web links

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