Postage stamps from 1964 issued by the Deutsche Bundespost Berlin

10 pf.	15 Pf.	20 pf.	40 Pf.
50 pf.	60 pf.	70 pf.	80 Pf.
Series: German buildings from twelve centuries , small format

The 1964 stamps of the Deutsche Bundespost Berlin comprised nine special stamps and eight definitive stamps .

The nominal value of the brands was DM 5.70  ; In addition, DM 0.40 was added as a surcharge for charitable purposes .

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 (1964)	Date of Expiry	Edition	draft	Mi. -No.
	700 years of Schöneberg Schöneberg Town Hall	20th	30th May	December 31, 1965	7,500,000	Lothar Wüst	233
	Re-election of the Federal President Heinrich Lübke Heinrich Lübke (1894–1972)	20th	July 1	December 31, 1969	10,000,000	Hermann Schardt	234
	Heinrich Lübke (1894–1972)	40	July 1	December 31, 1969	7,600,000	Hermann Schardt	235
	Series: Capitals of the Federal Republic of Germany : Berlin Berlin Reichstag	20th	September 19th	December 31, 1966	7,000,000	Heinz Schillinger	236
	Welfare stamps 1964: Fairy tales by the Brothers Grimm : Sleeping Beauty the wicked fairy casts a curse over Sleeping Beauty	10 + 5	October 6th	December 31, 1966	4,426,000	Holger Börnsen	237
	the evil fairy animates Sleeping Beauty to spin, so that she stings herself and fulfills the curse	15 + 5	October 6th	December 31, 1966	3,158,000	Holger Börnsen	238
	after 100 years a prince fights his way through the thorn hedge and redeems Sleeping Beauty	20 + 10	October 6th	December 31, 1966	3,111,000	Holger Börnsen	239
	everyone in the castle wakes up	40 + 20	October 6th	December 31, 1966	3,073,000	Holger Börnsen	240
	First anniversary of the death of John F. Kennedy John F. Kennedy, President of the United States	40	21st November	December 31, 1966	7,500,000	Rudolf Gerhardt	241
Definitive stamps
image	description	Values in pennies	Issue date (1964)	Date of Expiry	Edition	draft	Mi. -No.
	Definitive series: German buildings from twelve centuries Wall pavilion of the Dresden Zwinger	10	March 12, 1965	December 31, 1991	145,000,000	Otto Rohse	242
	Tegel Castle	15th	March 12, 1965	December 31, 1991	25,000,000	Otto Rohse	243
	Lorsch gate hall	20th	March 12, 1965	December 31, 1991	71,000,000	Otto Rohse	244
	The Palatinate Burg Trifels	40	March 12, 1965	December 31, 1991	30,000,000	Otto Rohse	245
	The castle gate in Ellwangen (Jagst)	50	15th December	December 31, 1991	3,000,000	Otto Rohse	246
	Treptower Gate	60	15th December	December 31, 1991	6,000,000	Otto Rohse	247
	Osthofentor , Soest	70	May 29, 1965	December 31, 1991	3,000,000	Otto Rohse	248
	Ellinger Tor Weißenburg in Bavaria	80	15th December	December 31, 1991	3,000,000	Otto Rohse	249

See also

• Postage stamps from 1964 of the German Federal Post Office
• Postage stamps from 1964 issued by the GDR Deutsche Post
• Postal history and postage stamps of Berlin

literature

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

Web links

Commons : Postage stamps of the Federal Republic, Berlin and the GDR from 1964  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Commons : Postage stamps from other countries 1964  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Remarks

1. ↑ The same postage stamps with the values ​​30 and 50 Pfennig were 1967 with the MiNr. 314 and 315 - and without the inscription "Berlin", 1964 also from the Deutsche Bundespost with the MiNr. 429 and 430 spent.
2. ↑ The same stamp, without the inscription "Berlin", was also used by the German Federal Post Office in 1964 with the MiNr. 421 spent
3. ↑ The same stamps, without the inscription "Berlin", were also used in 1964 by the Deutsche Bundespost with the MiNr. 447 to 450 spent.
4. ↑ The same stamp, without the inscription "Berlin", was also used by the German Federal Post Office in 1964 with the MiNr. 453 spent.
5. ↑ The same stamps, without the inscription "Berlin", were also used by the German Federal Post Office in 1964/1965 with the MiNr. 454 to 461 spent.
6. ↑ ^{a b c d e} Although five of the eight stamps were only issued in 1965, they belong to this set and thus belong to the year of issue 1964.

This version was included in the selection of informative lists and portals on January 11, 2009 .