5pf denom (#279) (French occupation of Germany usage only)
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Desc: 5pf
Currency: German mark (100pf=1dm=1mk=1m) Numerical sorting value: 10 Users of this denom: Allenstein (2 stamps, 1920), Austria (7 stamps, 1945), Cameroun (3 stamps, 1897-1906), Caroline Islands (5 stamps, 1899-1915), German occupation of Alsace (1 stamp, 1940), German occupation of Lorraine (1 stamp, 1940), Baden (1 stamp, 1905), Bavaria (22 stamps, 1876-1920), Württemberg (15 stamps, 1875-1923), Germany (35 stamps, 1875-1948), Germany, AMG (3 stamps, 1945), French occupation of Germany (1 stamp, 1946), Baden district (1 stamp, 1948), Rhine Palatinate (1 stamp, 1949), Württemberg district (1 stamp, 1948), Belgian occupation of Germany (1 stamp, 1920), Berlin (17 stamps, 1949-1990), Berlin-Brandenburg (1 stamp, 1945), MecklenburgVorpommern (1 stamp, 1946), Saxony Province (2 stamps, 1945), Saxony East (2 stamps, 1945), Saxony West (3 stamps, 1945-1946), Thuringia (1 stamp, 1945), German offices in China (5 stamps, 1898-1901), Heligoland (1 stamp, 1875), Kiauchau (10 stamps, 1900), German occupation of Latvia (2 stamps, 1919), First German occupation of Lithuania (1 stamp, 1916), German occupation of Luxembourg (2 stamps, 1940), Mariana Islands (3 stamps, 1899-1901), Marienwerder (3 stamps, 1920), Marshall Islands (3 stamps, 1897-1901), Memel (3 stamps, 1920-1922), Poland (4 stamps, 1919), German occupation of Poland (2 stamps, 1915-1916), German occupation of Russia (1 stamp, 1941), Samoa (3 stamps, 1900-1915), Schleswig (2 stamps, 1920), Togo (4 stamps, 1897-1915), British occupation of Togo (3 stamps, 1914-1915), Upper Silesia (7 stamps, 1920) Show with all usages Used by 1 stamp of French occupation of Germany: (See all uses as list) 11/1/1946 5pf d=arms of Wuerttemburg All are dt=coats of arms (1946) |
