Help With Older German Se Tenants And Tete-Beche Pairs

I have quite a few German se tenants and tete-beche pairs ranging from the Germania issue into the 1940's. Scott does not list these but Michel does, so is there anyone here who would help me with Michel numbers and values for them? If so, I'll be posting the scans.

I can help.

Thanks, PostmasterGS. I will get some scans together.

By the way, I clicked on your link and the website could not be resolved. I checked the address that showed in the browser and it appeared to have an addutional 's' in it which, upon removal, got me there.

germanstsamps.net

Thanks. Heck of a place for a typo!

OK, here is the first group on two stock pages. All are used. I don't know whether or not they have designations for stamps with labels so have included a few of these, as well.

OK. Here goes...

In order of the photos:

Photo 1

First two rows are from the 1936 Modern Buildings set to benefit the Winterhilfswerk.

Individual Stamps
Mi 637x (6+4 Pf) -- €.50 used
Mi 636x (5+3 Pf) -- €.50
Mi 634x (3+2 Pf) -- €.50
Mi 639x (12+6 Pf) -- €.50
As Pairs/Trios
Mi W 121 (637x/636x) -- €2
Mi W 119 (636x/637x) -- €3.50
Mi W 115 (634x/639x) -- €2.50
Mi W 118 (639x/634x/639x) -- €9
Mi W 116 (634x/639x/634x) -- €9

Third Row

First set is from the 1934 Professions set to benefit the Nothilfe.

Individual Stamps
Mi 557 (4+2 Pf) -- €2
Mi 559 (6+4 Pf) -- €.80
As a Pair
Mi S 219 (557/559) -- €13

Second set is from the 1935 Native Costumes set to benefit the Nothilfe.

Individual Stamps
Mi 593 (12+6 Pf) -- €.50
Mi 588 (3+2 Pf) -- €.50
As a Pair
Mi S 235 (593/588) -- €4

The third pair is from the 1938 Landscapes and Flowers set to benefit the Winterhilfswerk.

Individual Stamps
Mi 680 (12+6 Pf) -- €.60
Mi 675 (3+2 Pf) -- €.60
As a Pair
Mi S 249 (680/675) -- €2.50

The fourth and fifth pairs are from the 1940 Buildings set to benefit the Winterhilfswerke.

Individual Stamps
Mi 753 (5+3 Pf) -- €.60
Mi 754 (6+4 Pf) -- €.60
Mi 756 (12+6 Pf) -- €.60
Mi 751 (3+2 Pf) -- €.60
As Pairs
Mi S 258 (753/754) -- €2
Mi S 266 (756/751) -- €2.50

Fourth and Fifth Row

The pairs on the fourth row and the first pair on the fifth row are from the 1937 Ships set to benefit the Winterhilfswerk.

Individual Stamps
Mi 651 (3+2 Pf) -- €.50
Mi 656 (12+6 Pf) -- €.50
Mi A11.2 (Werde Mitglied...) -- no individual value listed
Mi 654 (6+4 Pf) -- €.50
Mi 653 (5+3 Pf) -- €.50
As Pairs
Mi W 131 (651/656) -- €2
Mi W 127 (A11.2/656) -- €8
Mi W 123 (654/653) -- €1.60

Fifth and Sixth Row remaining sets are from the 1936 Summer Olympics set.

Individual Stamps
Mi 610 (4+3 Pf) -- €1
Mi 611 (6+4 Pf) -- €.60
As Pairs/Trios
Mi W 103 (610/611) -- €9
Mi W 105 (611/610) -- €5
Mi W 104 (610/611/610) -- €18
Mi W 106 (611/610/611) -- €18

Photo 2

This entire sheet contains stamps from the 1941 Hitler Heads set.

Working L-to-R, and top-to-bottom:

Individual Stamps
Mi 783a (4 Pf) -- €.40
Mi 786a (8 Pf) -- €.40
Mi 781a (1 Pf) -- €.40
Mi 784a (5 Pf) -- €.40
Mi 782a (3 Pf) -- €.40
Mi 785 (6 Pf) -- €.40
Mi 788 (12 Pf) -- €.40
Mi A13.3 (Spare bei...) -- no individual value listed
Mi A15.2 (Tretet...) -- no individual value listed
Mi A16.3 (Werde Postscheck-...) -- no individual value listed
Mi A17.2 (Unterstützt...) -- no individual value listed

As Pairs, etc.
Note for all, any with the colored-bar margins were removed from the Booklet Sheet MHB70 (4/6/8 Pf) or MHB69 (1/3/5/6 Pf) rather than the Booklet Panes HB117 (1/5 Pf), HB118 (3/6 Pf), or HB119 (4/8 Pf), as when the sheets were cut to make the panes, the margins were discarded.

No listing for the vertical pair with margin, but without, it's Mi S 278 (783a/786a) -- €1
Mi S 278 (783a/786a) -- €1
Mi W 150 (783a/786a) -- €2
Mi S 272 (781a/784a) -- €3
Mi S 273 (781a/784a/781a) -- €6
Mi KZ 38 (782a/margin/margin/784a) -- €9
Mi S 277 (785/782a/785) -- €12
Mi KZ 39 (783/margin/margin/785) -- €4.50
Mi KZ 40 (786/margin/margin/785) -- €4.50
No listing for the block of four with margin. The individual vertical pairs are Mi S 270 (784/781) -- €1
Mi S 274 (782/785) -- €2
Mi W 151 (A13.3/783) -- €3
Mi W 157 (A15.2/788) -- €5
Mi W 152 (A16.3/783) -- €3
Mi W 156 (A17.2/788) -- €5

I think that's got 'em all.

My God, thank you! That's a pretty comprehensive breakdown.

I've got more and don't mean to put you out with the exercise, but if you are willing, I'll do some more scans.

Go right ahead. I'm always glad to help.

PMGS,

Have finally made some time to get back to these and have sorted out the von Hindenburgs for this next (large) group.

It's pretty obvious, but I forgot to mention all are used. May scan some mint, separately, later.

Note some of the special cancels on the on piece items, above.

PMGS

Uh-oh. Looks as if I've scared you away.

You were logged in when I went to list these and gone immediately after.

I'm not in a big hurry, so maybe do a page at a time when and if you feel up to it. It's your call.

There is still more to come, but maybe there is something among what I have that I can gift you with, later on.

WOW, what beautiful collection!
I'd love to learn about the printing process used. How they did it. The blocks of 4 with three different colors I find amazing for that time period.
Did other countries also do that?

Scared off? Never!! This is what makes the hobby fun!

I'm on the road for work, so it'll be about a week until I'm reunited with my Markenheftchen Katalog. I'll make a note so I don't forget this thread. If you get a chance in the interim to post more photos, feel free. It's just as easy to tackle them all at once.

Thanks, butterfly.

I would guess they were printed like any two or three color printing job at the time. The plate with the first value and color was printed with the rest of the sheet remaining white. Then the second value and color printed with a different plate, and then the third.

It was just a simple 2 or 3 color printing job similar to what your local printer might turn out on a letterpress at his corner shop, years ago.

OK, PMGS, I'll see about doing some more sorting and scanning while you're on the road.

Wow that's an amazing collection of se-tenants you have there,modern_who.

In those days se-tenants were kind of rare and special,not anymore
though.
Nowadays they are so common that they appear to have lost their
luster.

Have collected/accumulated these for awhile or did you just
purchase the whole bunch?