Mint German Third Reich Stamps 1933-45

VF LH. 1934. Swastika design stamps were used to mail Official Government mail. Two different sets were issued. This is the early set, from 1934. The stamps were printed on the coveted Swastika-watermarked paper.

VF NH 1939 Set of two newspaper stamps showing news courier and globe.

VF LH 1939 Set of two newspaper stamps showing news courier and globe.

SALE! VF NH 1938 Franchise stamp set issued for use by National Socialist Party (NSDAP) members to send official mail. The set has 11 stamps from 1pf to 40pf. They have the swastika watermark.

VF LH. 1938 Franchise stamp set issued for use by National Socialist Party (NSDAP) members to send official mail. The set has 11 stamps from 1pf to 40pf. They have the swastika watermark.

SALE! VF NH 1942. Franchise stamp set Issued for use by National Socialist (NSDAP) party members to send official mail. The set has 11 stamps from 1pf to 40pf. Unwatermarked.

VF LH. 1942. Franchise stamp set Issued for use by National Socialist (NSDAP) party members to send official mail. The set has 11 stamps from 1pf to 40pf. Unwatermarked. <br>

VF NH S1 1938 One pfenning Franchise stamp block issued for use by National Socialist Party (NSDAP) members to send official mail. Showing the Nazi Party Emblem. With the swastika watermark.

VF NH S2 1938 Three pfenning Franchise stamp block issued for use by National Socialist Party (NSDAP) members to send official mail. Showing the Nazi Party Emblem. With the swastika watermark.

VF NH S3 1938 Four-pfenning Franchise stamp block issued for use by National Socialist Party (NSDAP) members to send official mail. Showing the Nazi Party Emblem. With the swastika watermark.

VF NH S 1938 Five pfenning Franchise stamp block issued for use by National Socialist Party (NSDAP) members to send official mail. Showing the Nazi Party Emblem. With the swastika watermark.

VF NH S8 1938 Sixteen pfenning Franchise stamp block issued for use by National Socialist Party (NSDAP) members to send official mail. Showing the Nazi Party Emblem. With the swastika watermark. <br>

VF NH S9 1938 24 pfenning Franchise stamp block issued for use by National Socialist Party (NSDAP) members to send official mail. Showing the Nazi Party Emblem. With the swastika watermark. <br>

VF NH S11 1938 40 pfennig Franchise stamp block issued for use by National Socialist Party (NSDAP) members to send official mail. Showing the Nazi Party Emblem. With the swastika watermark. High denomination of set. <br>

VF NH S13 1942 Three pfennig Franchise stamp block issued for use by National Socialist Party (NSDAP) members to send official mail. Showing the Nazi Party Emblem. Unwatermarked.<br>

VF NH. S14 1942 Four pfennig Franchise stamp block issued for use by National Socialist Party (NSDAP) members to send official mail. Showing the Nazi Party Emblem. Unwatermarked.

VF NH S15 1942 Five pfenning Franchise stamp block issued for use by National Socialist Party (NSDAP) members to send official mail. Showing the Nazi Party Emblem. Unwatermarked.

VF NH S16 1942 Six pfennig Franchise stamp block issued for use by National Socialist Party (NSDAP) members to send official mail. Showing the Nazi Party Emblem. Unwatermarked.

VF NH. S18, 1942 12 pfenning Franchise stamp block issued for use by National Socialist Party (NSDAP) members to send official mail. Showing the Nazi Party Emblem. Unwatermarked.

VF NH. S20, 1942 24-pfennig Franchise stamp block issued for use by National Socialist Party (NSDAP) members to send official mail. Showing the Nazi Party Emblem. Unwatermarked.

VF NH S21 1942 30 pfenning Franchise stamp block issued for use by National Socialist Party (NSDAP) members to send official mail. Showing the Nazi Party Emblem. Unwatermarked.

VF NH S22 1942 40 pfenning Franchise stamp block issued for use by National Socialist Party (NSDAP) members to send official mail. Showing the Nazi Party Emblem. Unwatermarked. High denomination of set.

VF hinged 1943 NSKOV veterans' organization dues stamp. .90 RM. Erler #8. Disturbed gum.

VF NH pair. Nazi dues stamp for the home guard. Stamp reads, "Reichnahrstand, Blut and Boden." Reichs near defense, Blood and Earth!. <br>

VF NH. 60 Rpf. Nazi dues stamp for the home guard. Stamp reads, "Reichnahrstand, Blut and Boden." Reichs near defense, Blood and Earth! Block of four available. Order four.

FVF NH. Early Nazi Party dues stamp for placement in membership book. With Nazi Party Eagle, Swastika symbol and wording, including "NSDAP" Stamp closer to left margin than photo, but has bottom selvedge

VF LH. Early Nazi Party dues stamp for placement in membership book. With Nazi Party Eagle, Swastika symbol and wording, including "NSDAP."

VF no gum/hinged. The first Nazi Party Dues stamp. Issued in 1932/1933, these paid one month's dues. This small, simple design quickly evolved into more elaborate stamps with Nazi and national symbols. This design was also used for the "Deutsche Front" in the Saar Protectorate.

Blue Sturm Abteilung (SA) early dues stamp with "NSDAP 50 Pfennig" in White, and Swastikas and Sturm Abteilung (SA) emblem in Red. Very Scarce unlisted by Erler. No gum.

<div>0.10 RM DVG Dues Stamp, VF NH. 1940. NSDAP organization in occupied Lorraine, France.&nbsp; (The following is a Wikipedia posting in German with a Google translaton). The D.V.G. was created in August 1940 as a replacement and deputy organization for the NSDAP in occupied Lorraine by decree of Bürckel, who himself took over the leadership of the country. According to the organizational plan of the D.V.G. from February 1, 1941, the district leaders were all seconded from the neighboring NSDAP district of Saar-Palatinate; of the 17 full-time officials in the regional leadership, 12 were German and only 5 were local Lorraine residents. Admission slips were immediately distributed to all households in the department by the occupation authorities.</div><div>During the ethnic cleansing of French-speaking Lorraine, which the German occupiers carried out in August/September 1940[9] and November 1940, DVG officials helped select the groups of people to be expelled. In October 1940, the German secret service reported on the wave of entry into the D.V.G.: "Experts are of the opinion that part of the population would like to avoid a possible future evacuation in this way.In 1942, members and their families were expressly exempted from expulsion and resettlement measures.<br></div>

<div>.20 RM Light Blue DVG Dues Stamp, 1940. NSDAP organization in occupied Lorraine, France.&nbsp; (The following is a Wikipedia posting in German with a Google translaton). The D.V.G. was created in August 1940 as a replacement and deputy organization for the NSDAP in occupied Lorraine by decree of Bürckel, who himself took over the leadership of the country. According to the organizational plan of the D.V.G. from February 1, 1941, the district leaders were all seconded from the neighboring NSDAP district of Saar-Palatinate; of the 17 full-time officials in the regional leadership, 12 were German and only 5 were local Lorraine residents. Admission slips were immediately distributed to all households in the department by the occupation authorities.</div>During the ethnic cleansing of French-speaking Lorraine, which the German occupiers carried out in August/September 1940[9] and November 1940, DVG officials helped select the groups of people to be expelled. In October 1940, the German secret service reported on the wave of entry into the D.V.G.: "Experts are of the opinion that part of the population would like to avoid a possible future evacuation in this way.In 1942, members and their families were expressly exempted from expulsion and resettlement measures.

0.20 RM Dark Blue DVG Dues Stamp, 1940. NSDAP organization in occupied Lorraine, France.<B> (The following is a Wikipedia posting in German with a Google translaton). The D.V.G. was created in August 1940 as a replacement and deputy organization for the NSDAP in occupied Lorraine by decree of Bürckel, who himself took over the leadership of the country. According to the organizational plan of the D.V.G. from February 1, 1941, the district leaders were all seconded from the neighboring NSDAP district of Saar-Palatinate; of the 17 full-time officials in the regional leadership, 12 were German and only 5 were local Lorraine residents. Admission slips were immediately distributed to all households in the department by the occupation authorities.</div>During the ethnic cleansing of French-speaking Lorraine, which the German occupiers carried out in August/September 1940[9] and November 1940, DVG officials helped select the groups of people to be expelled. In October 1940, the German secret service reported on the wave of entry into the D.V.G.: "Experts are of the opinion that part of the population would like to avoid a possible future evacuation in this way.In 1942, members and their families were expressly exempted from expulsion and resettlement measures.

FVF NH. The first Nazi Party, NSDAP, Dues stamps. Issued in 1932/1933, these paid one month's dues. This small, simple design quickly evolved into more elaborate stamps with Nazi and national symbols. This design was also used for the "Deutsche Front" in the Saar Protectorate. Margin Block of 4 available, order 4.

VF no gum. Early Nazi Party dues stamp paying for one month membership. With Nazi Party Eagle, Swastika symbol and wording, including "NSDAP."

VF no gum. Early Nazi Party dues stamp paying for one month membership. With Nazi Party Eagle, Swastika symbol and wording, including "NSDAP."

VF no gum. Early Nazi Party dues stamp paying for one month membership. With Nazi Party Eagle, Swastika symbol and wording, including "NSDAP."