Old German States Bavaria 1850, “one kreuzer black” in the horizontal strip of three, millwheel postmark “300” and HK-Nebenst. “Rüdenhausen 27 11” (1850), on cover to Würzburg, FFA cabaret BPP 1986, as well confirmation and supplement 1988… “on all sides with very wide margins, at three sides with intermediate lines and left 1½ mm wide margin of sheet. The on the back ink strikes partial minimal through = no lack. Fine and faultless condition, unrepaired. The strip glues with hinge on the cover. The stamps were against the regulation with only a millwheel postmark provided, whereby a stamp uncanceled abided. These kind the cancellation is rare to find. (supplement 1988)… "the at the bottom depicted strip of three was from me on the cover mounted. The condition was once again audited and for in perfect condition short attests. A few small rubbings are only in the stationery available. Unused is the plate 2 very rare.
(via Philasearch.com - Old German States Bavaria, Michel 1IIa(3))
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