Rhineland Palatinate (Allied Occupation) – Scott # 6N28, used

Description

Rhineland-Palatinate (Allied Occupation) – Scott #6N28, Used

Issued in 1948, this 84 Pfennig carmine rose stamp from Rheinland-Pfalz (Rhineland-Palatinate) depicts the Rhine River Valley with Castle Katz, a historic fortress overlooking the famed Lorelei rock near St. Goarshausen. The design captures the natural beauty and cultural heritage of one of Germany’s most iconic landscapes.

Details:

• Scott #: 6N28

• Denomination: 84 Pfennig

• Design: Rhine River and Castle Katz

• Color: Carmine rose

• Condition: Used, light circular cancel

• Issue Date: 1948

• Inscription: “Rheinland-Pfalz”

Historical Context:
Following World War II, Rheinland-Pfalz was part of the French Zone of Occupation, which issued its own regional stamps reflecting local history and architecture. The Rhine River scene was chosen to symbolize continuity and pride amid the reconstruction of postwar Germany.