This is my first memory card, which appears to be more than the typical German (or Greater Germany, in their view) commemorative postmark on piece. I've done some looking on line, and I'm not that certain why these were created. (The underlying stamp is a Red Cross semipostal.) If you have a good story about these, or any to post, please share...
Greg, I see the ISGC listed on your logo...are you still a member ? I understand you traded off your Guatemala stamps..or did you keep a collection ??? phil
These kind of pieces are fairly common. The rare thing about this one is the city of Radom. You don't see too many of those around. They are out there but harder to find.
For anyone not that fluent in German, those cancels celebrate the first (ein) and fifth (funf) anniversaries of German occupation of Poland. Thanks for sharing.
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