Wurttemberg (Allied Occupation) – Scott # 8N32, used
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1949 Württemberg 8 Pf carmine Ulm Town Hall – 650th Anniversary (Scott #8N32), used; a finely detailed regional issue honoring civic history and architectural splendor in postwar Württemberg.
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Description
Württemberg (Allied Occupation) – Scott #8N32, Used
Issued in 1949, this 8 Pfennig carmine stamp from the French Zone of Occupation (Württemberg) commemorates the 650th anniversary of Ulm’s city rights (1299–1949). The design depicts the historic Ulm Town Hall, a Gothic structure famed for its intricate facade and richly decorated clock tower. The issue reflects the postwar effort to celebrate German civic heritage and resilience during a time of reconstruction.
Details:
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Scott #: 8N32
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Denomination: 8 Pfennig
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Design: Ulm Town Hall – 650th Anniversary of Ulm City Rights
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Color: Carmine
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Condition: Used, light circular cancel
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Issue Date: 1949
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Inscription: “Württemberg – Ulm 1299–1949”
Historical Context:
The stamp was part of a commemorative issue marking Ulm’s 650 years of municipal history, symbolizing the endurance of local governance and cultural pride even after the devastation of World War II. During the Allied Occupation, regional designs like this one served as emblems of renewal and identity for Germany’s fragmented postwar states.
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