Any Information About This German Stamp.

I can find a similar one

Guess:
Mutilated Postal Stationery.

The rod222 variant is the most probable.
Check the paper and watermark (if any) because the Michel catalog mentions an unperforated variety.

That's a postal stationery cutout.

Here is the back of it

The watermark on this stamp is easy to see.



Very interesting.
What surprises me is the color that appears on the back of the stamp and the watermark that appears generated by a darker shade of color.
Here you need the opinions of experienced members (I heard about watermarks drawn but have not met so far)
I like this site because I can learn from the experience of other members.
PostmasterGS and vayolene-I would be very happy if you could explain to me why you eliminated the possibility of being the non-perforated variety (I guess there are many clues on the face of the stamp that no longer require checking the watermark)
I "played" with a similar stamp but I couldn't notice anything different.



What do you think about it:



cut teeth
postal stationery cutout
non-perforated variety
photo processing

Looks like a trimmed stamp which was badly centered.

The creator took the opportunity to fashion a "rarity". Michel catalogs a genuine imperforate #414 at 600 euros.

If it was badly centered then the perforation would be clearly noticeable at the bottom.
And cant be postal card because its made from very thin paper.

The Michel catalog does not mention where the booklet, coil or sheet variety comes from.
The centering of the drawing does not seem decisive to me.
But , waelshami is waiting for an answer about watermark of his stamp and I don't want him to get mad at me.

Cupram, no no why I would be mad?
I didnt draw this watermark. #128514;

Excuse me for posting my stamp.
You can compare it with the paper of the other stamps in the series.
I measured the thickness of the paper (used stamp) 0.07 mm.

No its ok, but I cant measure my stamp I dont have tools. Its very thin as you saw when I dropped some watermark liquid it become nearly transparent.

Well, why didn't you mention this in your first post?

I find that irritating in the extreme, that you give us limited information, and ask us to identify, then reveal other later.
I for one shall not be answering any more of your questions.

Rod222, it wasnt on my mind. I asked a simple question "any informations about GERMAN STAMP"
And thank you for nothing. And yes please dont enlighten me with your worthless information.
You posted that postal cards cuts to show that I have worthless thing.

It was a perforated stamp that has been trimmed.