Exhibits

Blue Flea Exhibit – In 1948 with the Russian Blockade of Berlin a special tax was imposed on mail in West Germany. Review the following 32 pages for more information: Click Here to View Exhibit

In 1948, Germany issued a series of stamps depicting Buildings. Within the next 32 pages you will see varieties as well as some of the unique issues of this series: Click Here to View Exhibit

The 1889-90 Crown and Eagle Issue provides the collector with an insite into mail in Germany at the turn of the century. These issues were valid until December 31, 1902 (128 pages): Click Here to View Exhibit

Wally Kurth’s seven frame exhibit of the Nazi Hitler Head definitive issue has reached Vermeil medal levels at national exhibitions. Within these pages, you will find examples of many
rare and scarce usages of the stamps to pay for services that you probably have never heard about. Enjoy this 7 frame exhibit: Click Here to View Exhibit

The post World War I inflation period….When Money Buys Little…. This 10 frame exhibit shows numerous examples what it took to mail a letter during Germany’s inflation period:Click Here to View Exhibit

This is a seven frame display exhibit depicting the life of the German General, Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck, and unlike many display exhibits it spans nearly a century of philatelic and world history.  The exhibit highlights the life of this extraordinary individual from his birth in Saarlouis in 1870 to his death in 1964. In addition to being a soldier he was: an activist for the return of a colonial empire; cautious in dealings with the Nazi regime; an author; and, a politician serving in the Reichstag. He was best known as the brilliant commander and master of guerilla tactics in German East Africa during WW I. Click Here to View Exhibit