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The first thing I would do is compare the cancels since if the cancel on the Himmler stamp is a forgery than the stamp is too. That kind of comparison cannot really be done by scans unless one is very expert at these cancels.
My guess is that the whole cover is a forgery. It does not really make any sense: an envelope from a store in Munich, cancelled in Liegnitz (Lower Silesia) with a combination of an Ostland stamp (which was for the occupied Baltic states and Belarus) and normal Hitler stamps.
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Posted 08/15/2013 4:47 pm
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