German Stamps Part 5 - High Value Stamps Found- Loads Of French Zone - From Goodwill Haul Bag 1

#PostalPleasures Presents: German Stamps Part 5 - High Value Stamps Found- Loads Of French Zone - From Goodwill Haul Bag 1
Here in part five we move further into the the post World War II period yet there are still some German Empire stamps (Deutsches Reich #Briefmarken) to be found. We find some really nice West German stamps (#Bundesrepublik Deutschland) and loads of stamps from #Baden, #RheinlandPflaz, & #Wurttemburg.
Highlights:
0:00 - Introduction
1:30 - Official Stamps (#Dienstmarke)
2:11 - Airmail Stamps (#DeutscheFlugpost)
4:38 - Officials
6:29 - Rheinland Pflaz, Baden, & Württemberg
9:43 - Joint Allied Occupation Zone
11:49 - West German (High Value)
15:39 - 1st Deutsche Bundespost Definitive Series
I love to hear from you, please tell me your favorite stamp from the lot and let me know if there are any topics you would like me to cover in the future. Thanks for watching!
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[@markchoma9822]

Thanks for showing us your cool stamps.

[@alanwitty1665]

Great group still jealous, I'll try to make a list

[@douglasmoss1176]

Another entertaining and high quality presentation. Thanks!

[@PostalPleasures]

Thanks for watching!

[@ordinaryk]

5:43 the German word "Bad" means "Bath" in English and refers to medical spa towns.

[@PostalPleasures]

Thanks for answering my question!

[@RazzerKFG]

Volkseigener Betrieb aka VEB - people owned buisness was the name for the buiness owned by the state in the DDR, but sincve the state was a people state then it was all owned by the people ... - at the unification time, there was somewhere around 8000 buinesses.

[@PostalPleasures]

Thanks so much for the history lesson. This type of detail is what I love about stamps.

[@MrFoolingyu]

Respectfully, what is the point of getting excited about "high value" stamps when realistically they say you can only sell them for a small fraction of the listed price?