File:SouvPM 1976 FRG GarmischPartenkirchen pm B002.jpg

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Postal special postmark on a sovenir leaf of the Federal Republic of Germany; 1976; commemorative souvenir leaf to the "19th International Wintersports Week" in Garmisch-Partenkirchen (Bavaria, Germany); leaf with definitive stamp Michel No. 846 from 1975 of the series "Industry and Technology" showing the communication satellite "Symphony"; stamp postmarked with an one-circle special postmark of 8100 Garmisch-Partenkirchen 2 , , with 35.0 mm diameter showing a slalom racer beside inscriptions
Note: This "Wintersports Week 1976" was the successor event to the then "24th Four Hills Tournament 1975/76" with the New-Year-Ski-Jumping in Garmisch-Partenkirchen.
Stamp: Michel: No. 846; Yvert et Tellier: No. 695; Scott: No. 1170; AFA: No. 1803
Color: black olive on luminescent paper (stamp)
Watermark: none (stamp)
Nominal value: 5 (Pfennig) (stamp)
Postage validity: from 14 November 1975 until 30 June 2002 (stamp)
Stamp picture size (printed area of a single stamp without signature line): 19.5 x 24.0 mm

Postmark: 8100 Garmisch-Partenkirchen 2 (Bavaria, Germany) , , one-circle special postmark with 35.0 mm diameter
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Author "Deutsche Bundespost"
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This file is most likely NOT in the public domain. It has been marked for review, and will be deleted in due course if the review does not find it to be in the public domain.

This file was previously considered to be in the public domain as a German stamp; it is possible that it is in the public domain for other reasons, in which case a new rationale will be applied as part of the review process. See below for the previous rationale.
Previous public domain rationale, no longer applicable
Public domain This stamp is in the public domain in Germany because it was released by Deutsche Bundespost on behalf of the Federal Minister of Post and Telecommunication and thus is an official work according to German copyright law (§ 5 Abs. 1 UrhG).

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Other versions
  • The used stamp as single stamp; Michel No. 846
    The used stamp as single stamp; Michel No. 846
  • The depictured French-German communications satellite "Symphony" from 1974 in the Museum of Air and Space Paris, Le Bourget (France) in 2009
    The depictured French-German communications satellite "Symphony" from 1974 in the Museum of Air and Space Paris, Le Bourget (France) in 2009


Picture description Satellite "Symphony" (stamp)

Slalom racer (postmark)

First day of issue (postmark)
Publisher "Deutsche Bundespost"
Design Paul Beer + Beat Knobloch (designer)

Hans-Joachim Fuchs (engraver)

Printer ?
Printing technique Recess printing
Circulation 57,600,000
Perforation Comb perforation, K 14
MICHEL Nr. Bundesrepublik Deutschland, Nr. 846 (stamp)
SCOTT Nr. Federal Republic of Germany, No. 1170 (stamp)

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