Interesting Hitler Overprint

Then you'll surely love the "Meißen" local issues.
They used old Hitler stamps with the overprint "Deutschlands Verderber" - "Depraver of Germany".

In Mühlberg they made overprints saying "Blut und Tränen seine Saat, sein Wirken war nur Missetat" - "Blood and tears his seed, all his work was misdeed".

I don't own any of those personally, here you can see some scans (although very small ones): http://www.phila-gert.de/150jbm/150jbm_lok.html

The Württemberg stamp is strange. I could not find it in my catalogue. Ulm fell to the French army at April 22 as the last major city in Württemberg (10 hours before the Americans arrived there), so the overprint 22.IV.1945 and the V makes some sense. This must be some sort of private commemorative as there are no obliteration overprints at all in this part of Germany, as far as I know.

The "Württemberg" one ist from Saulgau.

OK, found it on the website you gave a link to. No further information, that's a pity.

when I log on to the old computer I check out SCF and Stampoffers.com in a random order...when I looked at Stampoffers this morning I noticed in the gallery hitler overprints from Herrenhut ? starting price $400.00 if anyone interested..check them out...if you register on stampoffers and mention philb they send me a cigar or a cruise to the Caymans or something !!

The fakery issue scares me, but I have 8 overprints (which I learned are from Russian Occupied Vienna)which are in my father's collection of a LOT of unused and MNH stamps from WW-II (1938-1946) which he picked up while over there. These could have come from my cousin in Vienna who is an avid colector. I want to sell them but do not want to present them without the caveat....how does one tell?

DR - Orillia, ON

Post a scan or a close up photo.