Third Reich stamp sets and issues of 1941:

Stamp Day 'Tag der Briefmarke' (12th January 1941):

Here is a single stamp issued to commemorate stamp day or 'tag der briefmarke' in 1941. It features a postillion in front of a globe and is a blackish green in colour. The stamp has a face-value of 6 + 24 Pfennig and a catalogue code of Michel 762.

Leipzig Spring Fair (1st March 1941):

This set of 4 stamps was issued on the 1st of March 1941 to commemorate the Leipzig Spring Fair of that same year. They show a variety of different buildings and architecture, I will run through each stamp and list it's topical theme, face-value, colour and finally it's Michel catalog code.

- The House of Nations, 3 Pfennig, Reddish Brown, DR 764.

- The Gewandhaus Concert Hall, 6 Pfennig, Blackish Green, DR 765.

- The Old Weight Station, 12 Pfennig, Dark Brownish Red, DR 766.

- The Main Railway Station, 25 Pfennig, Dark Cobalt, DR 767.

Vienna Spring Fair (8th March 1941):

This set of 4 stamps was issued on the 8th of March 1941 to commemorate the Vienna Spring Fair of that same year. They show a variety of topics. I will run through each stamp and list it's topical theme, face-value, colour and finally it's Michel catalog code.

- Dancer statue, 3 Pfennig, Bright Sienna, DR 768.

- Insignia of the Fair and Fair Hall, Vienna, 6 Pfennig, Dark Bluish Green, DR 769.

- Masks and Lyra over Burgtheater, Vienna, 12 Pfennig, Bright Red, DR 770.

- Prince Eugene Monument, Vienna, 25 Pfennig, Dark Cobalt, DR 771.

Adolf Hitler's Fifty-Second Birthday (17th April 1941):

This stamp was issued to commemorate the Fuhrer Adolf Hitler's 52nd birthday. It is one of many philatelic issues to come out of the Third Reich that honour Hitler's birthday. This one is relatively simple and is of course a side-on portrait of the Fuhrer in a dark brownish red colour. It has a face value of 12 + 38 Pfennig and as it is vertically gummed it is catalogue code Michel 722x.

Adolf Hitler Head Stamps (1st August 1941):

Here are a set of 19 stamps depicting the side profile of Adolf Hitler's head. They are censored in this scan as I purchased them from a German vendor. They are Michel catalogue code 782a-798a.

Annexation of Styria, Carinthia, Carniola (29th September 1941):

This set of 4 stamps was issued on the 29th September 1941 to commemorate the annexation of Styria, Corinthia and Carniola into the German Reich. I will run through each stamp and list it's topical theme, face-value, colour and finally it's Michel catalog code.

- Castle in Marburg on the Drau, 3 + 7 Pfennig, Blackish Orange Brown, DR 806.

- Veldes with St. Maria Church, 6 + 9 Pfennig, Blackish Blue Violet, DR 807.

- City Tower and Theater in Pettau, 12 + 13 Pfennig, Brownish Carmine, DR 808.

- View of the Triglav, 25 + 15 Pfennig, Dark Violet Ultramarine, DR 809.

150th Anniversary of Mozart's Death (28th November 1941):

This is a single semi-postal stamp issued on the 28th November 1941 to honour the passing of 150 years since the death of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. It features Mozart's side-profile surrounded by an ornate wreath. His name adorns the top of the stamp alongside his year of birth and death. The stamp is a blackish brown violet colour and has a face value of 6 + 4 Pfennig. It was designed by Hans Ranzoni D. J. and has a Michel catalog code of DR 810.