Berlin – Scott #s 9NB45-48
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1967 Für die Jugend semi-postals (Scott #9NB45–48), MNH; a four-stamp wildlife set showcasing Germany’s countryside creatures — rabbit, weasel, hamster, and fox — printed in vivid mid-century modern style.
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Description
Berlin – Scott #9NB45–48, MNH (Complete Set)
Issued in 1967, this Für die Jugend (“For the Youth”) semi-postal set from West Berlin features native German wildlife depicted in a bold, minimalist style. The surtax from each stamp supported youth and social programs across Berlin.
Details
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#9NB45 (10 + 5 Pf): Rabbit (Kaninchen) – brown background
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#9NB46 (20 + 10 Pf): Weasel (Wiesel) – green background
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#9NB47 (30 + 15 Pf): Hamster (Hamster) – red background
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#9NB48 (50 + 25 Pf): Fox (Fuchs) – blue background
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Condition: Mint Never Hinged (MNH)
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Issue Date: 1967
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Designer: H. Woyda
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Series Title: Für die Jugend 1967
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Inscription: “Deutsche Bundespost Berlin”
Historical Context
The Für die Jugend charity issues were released annually to raise funds for children’s welfare. The 1967 “Wild Animals” set is notable for its striking color blocks, simple outlines, and focus on small mammals familiar to German youth — reflecting a postwar design trend toward accessible, educational themes.
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