Germany ID [SG] please

Need SG number for this "politicians" sheetlet of 1969 please.
http://cjoint.com/data/gmlK3JPuEC.htm

The stamps were to be used on cover as a sheet or as individuals,
but were not to be sold individually.

also "number produced" =12,000,00 ?



"rodney" wrote in message
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Need SG number for this "politicians" sheetlet of 1969 please.
http://cjoint.com/data/gmlK3JPuEC.htm

The stamps were to be used on cover as a sheet or as individuals,
but were not to be sold individually.

rodney schrieb:
also "number produced" =12,000,00 ?



"rodney" wrote in message
...
Need SG number for this "politicians" sheetlet of 1969 please.
http://cjoint.com/data/gmlK3JPuEC.htm

The stamps were to be used on cover as a sheet or as individuals,
but were not to be sold individually.




Hi Rodney

Don't know the SG-Number, but 12,000,000 minisheets printed, is correct.




Peter

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No Gates - no Bill!

Thanks Peter,
I am familiar with 1 million having 6 noughts.

Can you assist me with this retour label?
http://cjoint.com/data/gmnuARXekJ.htm

About 6 years ago, IIRC this label was addressed and I had scans from a
German catalogue,
that someone sent to me from this NG
they appear to have disappeared into thin air,
I have looked everywhere.
Mine is probably a facsimile.


If anyone else is reading, why would NZ have a registration label dedicated
from the "returned letter office" (Wellington)?





"Peter Baumann" wrote in message
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rodney schrieb:
also "number produced" =12,000,00 ?



"rodney" wrote in message
...
Need SG number for this "politicians" sheetlet of 1969 please.
http://cjoint.com/data/gmlK3JPuEC.htm

The stamps were to be used on cover as a sheet or as individuals,
but were not to be sold individually.




Hi Rodney

Don't know the SG-Number, but 12,000,000 minisheets printed, is correct.




Peter

--
No Gates - no Bill!

Thanks all.
SG M1499 mint 85p used 75p



"rodney" wrote in message
...
Need SG number for this "politicians" sheetlet of 1969 please.
http://cjoint.com/data/gmlK3JPuEC.htm

The stamps were to be used on cover as a sheet or as individuals,
but were not to be sold individually.

rodney schrieb:
Thanks Peter,
I am familiar with 1 million having 6 noughts.

Can you assist me with this retour label?
http://cjoint.com/data/gmnuARXekJ.htm

:-))
This one, is a Bavarian one. They exist in various designs, differing a
little from each other. No pictures from all designs in my catalogue or
dataset, I am afraid. Yours is Nürnberg, there are 5 mo Augsburg,
Bamberg, München, Speyer and Würzburg. A label inscribed Regensburg,
were forgotten, so they got the following design 1 year before the other
large postoffices. The labes was first used in 1867. They are rare on
cover and have been forged quite a lot.





Peter

--
No Gates - no Bill!

Arrghh! Bavaria.
That's where it was
http://cjoint.com/data/gmqjJQl5bL.htm

Thanks very much for the other information.
appreciated.


"Peter Baumann" wrote in message
...
rodney schrieb:
Thanks Peter,
I am familiar with 1 million having 6 noughts.

Can you assist me with this retour label?
http://cjoint.com/data/gmnuARXekJ.htm

:-))
This one, is a Bavarian one. They exist in various designs, differing a
little from each other. No pictures from all designs in my catalogue or
dataset, I am afraid. Yours is Nürnberg, there are 5 mo Augsburg,
Bamberg, München, Speyer and Würzburg. A label inscribed Regensburg,
were forgotten, so they got the following design 1 year before the other
large postoffices. The labes was first used in 1867. They are rare on
cover and have been forged quite a lot.





Peter

--
No Gates - no Bill!

On Jun 12, 7:25*am, "rodney" wrote:

Can you assist me with this retour label?http://cjoint.com/data/gmnuARXekJ.htm

Returned Letter Commission (office). It was probably
used as a frank on returned undeliverable mail.

Blair

They had no franking power. They were used as seals for
letters that had to be opened in order to determine the
sender.

Besides Bavaria, I am aware of similar seals from Germany
(proper) and Wurttemberg.

Jay Carrigan See web site for email address
www.jaypex.com


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On Jun 12, 7:25=A0am, "rodney" wrote:

Can you assist me with this retour label?http://cjoint.com/data/gmnuARXek=
J.htm

Returned Letter Commission (office). It was probably
used as a frank on returned undeliverable mail.

Blair

On Sat, 13 Jun 2009 02:13:01 +0000, Jay T. Carrigan wrote:

They had no franking power. They were used as seals for letters that
had to be opened in order to determine the sender.

Besides Bavaria, I am aware of similar seals from Germany (proper) and
Wurttemberg.

In fact, I believe I sent a pane of 5 of equivalent labels from the U.S.
to Rodney -- and I think it came up recently on the ng, too (?).

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Joshua H. McGee
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Member: APS, ATA, ISWSC, MBPC
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