1944 WW2 Nazi German Adolf Hitler 55th Birthday Stamp w/ Historical Collector Card

Offered here is an original 1944 German Third Reich semi-postal postage stamp, presented on its custom historical collector/display card.

This is the 1944 Adolf Hitler 55th Birthday commemorative issue, Michel #887, denominated 54+96 Reichspfennig. The stamp was officially issued on April 14, 1944, six days before Hitler’s 55th birthday on April 20. It was designed by Gottfried Klein and printed by the State Printing Works in Berlin.

The striking magenta design depicts Hitler in profile wearing a visor cap, surrounded by a wreath with Third Reich eagle-and-swastika emblems in the four corners. The inscription includes “20. April 1944” and “Grossdeutsches Reich.”

Stamp Details:

• Country: Germany / Deutsches Reich
• Year: 1944
• Issue: 55th Birthday of Adolf Hitler
• Michel Catalog: Mi. 887
• Denomination: 54+96 Reichspfennig
• Color: Magenta
• Issue Date: April 14, 1944
• Designer: Gottfried Klein
• Perforation: Comb 14
• No watermark
• Historical Period: Third Reich / WWII

The stamp is mounted on a large custom historical collector card devoted specifically to the 1944 birthday issue. The card includes background history, issue information, design details, usage information and collector notes, creating an attractive ready-to-display presentation.

An excellent original WWII-era postal artifact for a German philately, Third Reich, WWII postal history, propaganda, topical or historical stamp collection.

You will receive the exact original stamp and collector card shown in the photographs. Please examine the photos carefully for condition.

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