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1 p red (imperforated) 1 p green (imperforated) 2 p blue (imperforated) 2 p blue (perforated) 2 p orange (imperforated) Surcharged (all on imperforated stamps)
'3' (blue or black) on 1 p red '3' (black or red) on 1 p green '3' (black or red) on 2 p blue '3' (black or blue) on 2 p orange
Most common cancel "STRASSBURG i/E." and date in a box,
reduced size
1 p orange 2 p green 2 p green (smaller size) 2 p red (1889) 3 p orange (1887) 5 p red (1887) 10 p violet (exists imperforated, 1887) 10 p brown (1887) Surcharged
'1 1/2' (twice) on 1 p orange '2' (large '2', black or violet) on 3 p orange '2' (large '2') on 5 p red '2' (large '2', imperforated) on 10 p violet '2 Pfennig' (1889) on 2 p green '2 Pfennig' (1889) on 5 p red '3.' (twice in red) on 1 p orange '3.' (twice in black) on 1 p orange '3' (twice in black) on 2 p green '3' (large '3') on 2 p green '3' (large '3', smaller sized stamp) on 2 p green '3' (large '3') on 3 p orange '3' (large '3') on 5 p red '3' (large '3') on 10 p brown
2 p red 3 p blue 3 p blue on red 10 p blue on red Surcharged
'3' (3 lying, 3 types different sizes of '3', perf) on 2 p red '3' (large '3') on 2 p red '3' on 3 p red (perforated) '5' on 2 p red (perforated)
Some postcards in the same design:
What is this? Stamp in the same design as the postal stationary
(square); 3 p blue.
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2 p blue 3 p brown
5 p red on yellow
2 p blue 2 p brown 3 p olive 3 p grey
The stamps 2 p blue and 3 p grey exist with overprint 'Die Direction der Hansa'
2 p red 2 p blue 3 p red 3 p violet 3 p blue 3 p grey
10 p red 10 p violet 10 p blue 10 p black
2 p blue 3 p green
2 p brown 3 p blue
1 p yellow 1 1/2 p lilac (1887) 2 p brown 3 p blue 5 p green 10 p red Surcharged
'1 1/2' on 1 p yellow '1 1/2' on 2 p brown '3' on 10 p red
Reprints were made of the 3 p in 1978 in changed colors: black on yellow and black. They were printed on a minisheet with 2 black on yellow stamps and 2 black stamps. The inscription reads 'S78 Briefmarken- Austtellung Stuttgart 25.-26.11.1978 BSV Schwaben e.V.Stuttgart'.
Postcard in the same design:
I have also seen a postcard in the value 3 p blue in the above design (stamp-like design in the upper middle part). The inscription is: 'Postkarte Stadtpost Stuttgart'.
(Reduced sizes)
1 p yellow 1 1/2 p violet 2 p brown 3 p blue 5 p green 10 p red
I have seen this whole serie with cancel "STUTTGART 25 JUNI 89 12-1 N", cancelled to order?
(Cancel 25 JUNI 89)
I have also seen an envelope 3 p blue in the same design with cancel 'STUTTGART 25 JUNI 89 10-11.V.' with no adress, apparently also cancelled to order.
Reprints were made of the 3 p in 1979 in two colors: black and blue. They were printed on a minisheet with 2 black stamps and 2 blue stamps. The inscription reads 'S79 Briefmarken- Austtellung Stuttgart 10.-11.11.1979 BSV Schwaben e.V.Stuttgart'.
1 p blue 5 p red 6 p green
(Reduced sizes)
1 p blue 1 p green 1 p red 1 p brown 3 p blue 3 p green 3 p red 3 p brown 4 p blue 4 p green 4 p red 4 p brown 6 p blue 6 p green 6 p red 6 p brown Surcharged (1898) '3' on 4 p green '3' on 4 p red '3' on 4 p brown
Similar design (triangle), but postcard 'Postkarte': 3 p orange
5 p red 5 p blue 5 p green 6 p red 6 p blue 6 p green
(Reduced size)
1 p blue on yellow 1 p blue on red 1 p black on red 3 p blue on yellow 3 p blue on red 3 p black on red
(Reduced size)
1 p blue 2 p brown 3 p green 5 p red 10 p green 20 p brown 30 p blue 50 p red 1 M brown 2 M blue 3 M red 5 M green 10 M brown 20 M green 30 M red 50 M blue
Other postal stationery:
(reduced size)
Literature: 'Die Private Stadtpost Stuttgart, Biografie und Katalog' by Horst Jeadike (in German) 370 pages (2000?).
A fiscal stamp of Stuttgart, inscription "STUTTGART WAGGELD":
In the above design were issued the following
values in 1870 (all imperforate): 1 k red, 1 k blue, 2 k red, 2 k
blue, 3 k blue, 6 k red, 6 k blue, 12 k red, 12 k blue, 18 k red,
18 k blue, 30 k blue and 1 F blue. In 1875 the currency was
changed and the following values were issued:
In the colour red, imperforate (1875) or perforated (1882): 1 p,
2 p, 3 p, 5 p, 10 p, 20 p, 30 p, 40 p, 50 p and 1 M (imperforate
only)
In the colour blue, imperforate (1875) or perforated (1882): 1 p,
2 p, 3 p, 5 p, 10 p, 20 p, 30 p, 50 p and 1 M (imperforate only).
In the colour violet, imperforate (1875) or perforated (1882): 1
p, 2 p, 3 p, 5 p, 10 p, 20 p, 30 p, 40 p (imperforate only) and
50 p.
In the colour brown (1896, perforated only): 1 p, 2 p, 3 p, 5 p,
10 p, 20 p, 30 p, 40 p and 50 p.
In the colour green (1897, imperforate only): 1 p, 2 p, 3 p, 5 p,
10 p, 20 p, 30 p and 50 p.
All these different colours were for different parts of
Stuttgart. In 1898 a general issue followed in the colours (all
perforated): 1 p black, 2 p red, 3 p brown, 5 p blue, 10 p brown,
20 p black on red, 30 p black on green, 40 p black on blue and 50
p black on brown
I have seen many stamps with inscription "Mobelmesse STUTTGART", examples:
These stamps seem to have been issued for a furniture fair; I have seen the values: 3 p brown, 3 p black on green, 3 p black on lilac,5 p orange, 5 p black on red, 5 p black on yellow, 6 p orange, 10 p violet, 10 p green on yellow, 10 p orange, 15 p orange on yellow, 20 p orange, 20 p brown on yellow, 25 p black on lilac, 25 p black on yellow, 30 p black on green, 30 p orange on yellow, 30 p green, 30 p blue (different design), 50 p blue on grey and 50 p lilac.
20 p 'Möbelmesse' different design. I've also seen 30 p black on
grey in the same design.