1947-48 Germany Sc# 574-77 Stamp Set of 4 Allied Occupation Doves 1-3, 5M OG MNH

Elevate your collection with these exquisite Definitive issue Germany Stamps Scott Catalog #574-577. These stamps are from the 2nd Allied Control Council Issue Series for the American, British and Soviet occupation or the Trizone as it's known. The 1, 2 and 3 Mark (Reichsmark) issues were all issued on May 1, 1947 and the 5 Mark on February 1, 1948. Each denomination was also printed in a different color and quantity. The Olive Green, 1 Mark stamp had 77,200,000 issues printed, the Violet Brown 2 Mark had 24,250,000 issues, the Brownish Red 3 Mark with 19,800,000 printed and the Lilac Ultramarine 5 Mark only 9,600,000 issues printed, all four issues printed by Berliner Staatsdruckerei. They were all recess printed meaning- the design was engraved on the printing plate and the recesses thus formed from doing so were filled with ink. Each also has a watermark reading "DEUTSCHE POST" impressed diagonally multiple times in the up direction. They all measure 28 X 33 mm in size and have a comb perforation measurement of 14. Comb Perforation is one in which the perforating pins are arranged in a comb pattern, a long horizontal line with short vertical lines. They all featured the captivating doves design by the stamp designer Hans Wilm Hopfner. These Mint, Never-Hinged stamps represent a unique piece of history from the WWII era. Each stamp showcases intricate details that make them not only a collector's dream but also a conversation starter. Investing in these stamps means securing a tangible connection to a pivotal time in history. Their pristine condition ensures that you are adding value to your collection while enjoying the beauty of German philately. Don't miss out—these stamps are perfect for both seasoned collectors and newcomers alike. Grab this limited opportunity to own a piece of history that will surely appreciate over time.

- Mint Never-Hinged

- Historical Significance

- Limited Availability

- Intricate Design 

- Allied Occupation Era

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