Description
Issued in 1934 during the final period of the League of Nations administration of the Saar Territory, Saar Scott #125 is a pictorial definitive depicting a tranquil riverside townscape. The scene shows buildings reflected along a calm waterway, rendered in fine engraved detail and framed by a decorative border typical of late Saar issues.
The stamp is inscribed “SAARGEBIET” across the top and includes the inscription “SAARLOUIS” at the bottom, identifying the town illustrated. This issue reflects a shift toward quieter civic and scenic imagery in the years immediately preceding the 1935 plebiscite that returned the Saar to Germany.
With its balanced composition and restrained color palette, Scott #125 represents the culmination of Saar’s pictorial stamp program, emphasizing regional character and everyday life rather than overt political symbolism.
This example is offered used, with a visible cancellation, intact perforations, and solid overall eye appeal.
Country: Saar Territory
Year of Issue: 1934
Scott Number: 125
Denomination: 40 centimes
Condition: Used
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