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A Block of Four Stamps Commemorating the Führer’s 48th Birthday

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A Block of Four Stamps Commemorating the Führer’s 48th Birthday

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A Block of Four Stamps Commemorating the Führer’s 48th Birthday

This is a souvenir sheet of four perforated stamps depicting the portrait of Adolf Hitler, with the inscription “Wer ein Volk retten will, kann nur heroisch denken/He who wishes to save his people, must think heroically” in the lower margin. It contains 24 Reichspfennig worth of postage, but was sold for 1 Reichsmark. It is currently collector’s mounted on a single stamp album page. The block of four stamps measures 147 mm x 105 mm. The page as a whole measures 305 mm x 274 mm. In near mint condition, with some light curling towards the top of the block of stamps due to moisture.