Can Anybody Identify These Stamps?

I am not sure if I'm posting this in the right place as I am new to Stamp Community, but I've had some trouble identifying these Deutsches Reich overprints. I bought them because I didn't recognise the marking and because they were cheap, but since then I haven't been able to find out anything about them. If somebody knows something or can point me in the correct direction that'd be great!
Thank you,
~Magnus A. Cameron

I've not seen it before either. A bit of Googling turned up a thread on this very site, which probably points the way. See third post, "there are many different types".

https://goscf.com/t/3465

Somebody went to a arts and craft store and purchased a rubber stamp .

Regency Stamp Auctions sold a lot of these type of "newly discovered " overprints . During the big stamp show in Milwaukee in 2012 or 2013 they try to sell a Hitler Head collection from France with some 15 different cities of France all overprinted complete sets ,even with the bicycle rider's letter of guarentee that he went to each city post office to buy them in 1945 .The lot didn't sell at auction .

Full sheets of Hitler stamp were selling in Denver in 1968 for 10 cents each that would be 100 stamps for 10 cents MNH . No wonder everybody try's to fiqure out how to make a buck with them .

Great ,just found your stamps ,they are 1945 local post of Wurzen,Germany overprints Found them now, your stamps look like recent forgeries of the originals which are of a thinner design.