Germany – Scott # 127, used

Description

Issued in 1920, Germany Scott #127 is a definitive stamp from the first Weimar Republic series following the fall of the German Empire. The design continues the tradition of allegorical national imagery, reflecting Germany’s effort to present stability and continuity during a time of political and economic upheaval.

The stamp features a classical allegorical female figure within an ornate engraved frame of scrollwork and symbolic decoration. The rich purple-violet color and detailed line work give the stamp a dignified, almost ceremonial appearance, typical of higher-value Weimar definitives.

With a denomination of 75 pfennig, this stamp was intended for foreign mail, registered letters, and heavier domestic rates, making it one of the important upper-range values of the series.

This example is offered used, showing a clear cancellation with intact perforations and strong remaining design detail. A fine addition for collectors of Weimar Germany, classic engraved stamps, and early 20th-century postal history.

Country: Germany
Year of Issue: 1920
Scott Number: 127
Denomination: 75 pfennig
Condition: Used