File:1922 Olive Yv210 Mi229I Hamburg.jpg

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English: Stamp of Germany, 8 Mark issue November 1922, cancelled at HAMBURG on 2-10-23. Colour adjusted for the olive shade.
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Scan of a cancelled stamp, for colour and postmark. Design by W. Szesztokat (years to be determined).


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