11 February (Germany, French Occupation of Wurttemberg ) within release German Ski Championships (Nordic Combined), Isny goes into circulation Stamp Ski poles, coat of arms, Isny with surrounding mountains face value 10+4 German pfennig
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Michel: | Mi: DE-FWH 38xVII |
Stamp is horizontal format.
Point in "0" of the value "10" between hatching and color point to the left of "D" of "DEUTSCHE" positions: 7,17,27,37,47Also in the issue German Ski Championships (Nordic Combined), Isny:
Stamp Ski poles, coat of arms, Isny with surrounding mountains it reflects the thematic directions:
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