Germany: Cancellation Premium.

Right.
Thanks Postmaster, great response.
Noted Sawtooth roulette and Perforated.

Not my stamp, was in a brace at upcoming auction.
Saved me bidding. Thank you.

Can someone confirm this is run of the mill letter & cancels?

Guess:
Far from "run of the mill"
It appears to me to be a pre-printed Aerogramme, with stamp issues adhered over (Maybe there was an inclusion)
Postmarked by "Pictormark" cancellations.

A nice unusual but genuine piece.

Thanks Rod. I just assumed it was bog common since I found it stuffed in with sthese 1950's FDC's

Really out of my knowledge base, but lovely covers Stallzer.
The Germans do it so well.

Hopefully Postmaster will chip in.

Along the same lines as Australia, collecting FDC's can be interesting,
but a real headache, to manage practically.

I usually take a scan, once only and keep digitally, but the hard copies in polypropylene and in a shoebox.

German Pictomarks are so expressive.

Australians are a little more down to Earth,
with First day Covers, we have a (National) Pictormark that suits.......

Ergo. "Things that Sting" in Australia

National Postmark : Hastings ( Hey Stings)

Registration Labels. Sundry.

Eric,
These are all over the place, I'll let you sort / organise as you see fit.

More to follow.

If you collect Germany area registration labels, here is a useful resource: "Bewertung der deutschen R-Zettel and Einschreibebriefe" published in 2 little volumes by the R + V-Zettel Study Group of the Bund Deutscher Philatelisten in 1995. It is 2 volumes which cover the Old States, Occupations, and Germany areas in a "broad brush" fashion. First volume is up to 1945, and second volume is post-ww2 to 1995. Values are given for single labels and registered covers (labels on covers). It is "broad brush" because it would be impossible to cover every label in every situation.

Wow!
Thank you very much Bob,
There's a surprise.
Appreciate you posting that.

$29 US

Deckled edge, embossed, Letter Seal.
Unknown text.

Rod,

The text is Zollinspektor (customs inspector);

Thank you kindly, Postmaster.
I had the first part looking like "Berlin" , how wrong was I.

That's an easy mistake to make -- in the Fraktur font, the "Z" looks like a "3", and can easily be mistaken for a "B". It took me longer than I'd like to realize that wasn't a "B", and that the line above the eagle's head wasn't a line, but a long "s".

Unknown.
Cinderella 1953 IFRABA Frankfurt main. Image of old stamp.

Dark brownish yellow gum P11
Exists in 5 colours.

Rod,

Those are cinderellas commemorating the 1953 Internationale Frankfurter Briefmarkenausstellung (Internal Stamp Exhibition in Frankfurt), or IFRABA.

Right you are.
Thanks Postmaster, the Jug and glass threw me, thought perhaps a "Fair"