What does this mean? Boxes to go or just revamped? #postbox

1941. 'With immediate effect, I hereby declare my withdrawal from the Catholic Church'. A German soldier declares himself 'Gottgläubige'. A document of its time. Join the G&CPS at germanphilately.org #philately #stamps

A fun postcard from Germany. The spinner mimics the automaton of the real thing in Munich(?). #stamps #philately Germany & Colonies Philatelic Society

For some everyday is 'Tag der Briefmarke'... so here it is celebrated in a privately overprinted 3 Pf (Mi.513). One of two designed issued for the 1937 event. Lesser seen but affordable when found. Join the G&CPS at germanphilately.org #philately #stamps

Help! Can any of our German friends tell if the FPN has a 4 or a 7 (02481 or 02781)? The senders address has a more traditional 4 (see images). Many thanks! Join the G&CPS at germanphilately.org #philately #stamps #feldpost

As we slowly walk away from Christmas 2025 we gently greet New Year 2026... here's a feldpost card from 27th Dec. 1940... there's pathos in knowing what was to happen and indeed, where humanity is now... Join the G&CPS at germanphilately.org #philately #stamps #feldpost

American patriotic cover (1941) sent a couple of months after the D-day landings. Britain had stood firm...'Not efen a viggle!' Almost true, yet still helping to shape the world's destiny. Where are we now...? Join the G&CPS at germanphilately.org #philately #stamps

1944. The detail of collecting... a Neuglobsow R-Label? No. A requisitioned 'Feldpost' R-Label. Lesser seen usage in the Reichspost. Most likely a creation from Walter Goecks for fellow philatelists! Join the G&CPS at germanphilately.org #philately #stamps

Iconic Ludwig Hohlwein imagery for the World Congress for Leisure and Recreation, July 1936. With two stamps (Mi.622 & 623) commemorating the event. Teutonic through and through. Join the G&CPS at germanphilately.org #philately #stamps Ludwig Pettersson Hohlwein

A few postcards from Wuttemburg, Germany. I do like the hand stamped overprint/cancels. #stamps #philately Germany & Colonies Philatelic Society

Frauenkirche, also known as the Cathedral of Our Dear Lady, in Munich, Germany. A couple of nice cancels included. #stamps #philately Germany & Colonies Philatelic Society a superb landmark of this city.

1935. Something for Dominic Wickremasinghe... welcome! Here's something for you (and one and all)... as I know you're THE expert on German Bahnpost! Forgive me if I exaggerate, but you are good! Join the G&CPS at germanphilately.org #philately #stamps #bahnpost

Help required! WWI postcards with WWII text additions (1942). I cannot find a reference via the web... any keen art historian-WWI expert out there. Thank you! Join the G&CPS at germanphilately.org #philately #stamps

1936. Example of the ephemera collected due to philately... it starts off as a good 'supplemental' idea, then before too long it's a separate field of collecting! Happy days!🤣🤣... Join the G&CPS at germanphilately.org #philately #stamps #olympics #1936

More Olympics 1936. A lovely collection... cover (01.08.1936) with special cancel ('REGATTABAHN' - 1 of 14 such 'Berlin' special cancels), the designated R-label, and stamps (Mi. W105 combo + Mi.615). Join the G&CPS at germanphilately.org #philately #stamps #olympics

1945. A question for our Canadian friends. Why does this 'end of war' cover feature a ration stamp? Was it valid as currency? Thank you for your help! 🙏 Join the G&CPS at germanphilately.org #philately #stamps #canada #1945

A rarely seen propaganda label! Thank you Lazarus

"Portrait of a Man, Munich, 1902", an early real photo card posted 6 August 1902 to Ludwig Maÿer c/o Frau Maÿer, in the spa town of Tegernsee. The card was produced by a company in Munich that seems to have had two locations (if I'm reading the back accurately): No. 2

Some recent postcard additions had some interesting feldpost labels from world war 1 Germany. Lots of different types to collect! 🇩🇪 #stamps #philately Germany & Colonies Philatelic Society

It's that time again... a welcome visitor! The Germany & Colonies journal 'Germania'.... First issued in the 1960's and still going strong! Yet another reason to join the G&CPS at germanphilately.org #philately #stamps