Stamps/WWII20 messages

hallo,

I had a question about stamps that my grandfather gave me about death. most of the stamps I have already thrown in the garbage but these are nevertheless interesting

one of the stamp books is completely full of stamps from the second world war and I thought I could find those stamps here ( value) but that is not the case, someone may know where this is possible.

these are stamps with and without a stamp, many with swastikas but also with hitler looking to the left.

I don't get those stamps clear enough on the photo, otherwise I would have added a picture.

so if someone knows where I can find the value it would be great.

Vuilnisbak gegooid? daar heeft die man 80 jaar aan gewerkt om ze bij elkaar te krijgen en voordat je weet wat hier de waarde van was.

voor de rest moet je iets duidelijker zijn, welk land staat er vermeld?

ofwel wat staat er op de zegels?

je kan ook even Hitler typen hierboven bij "Zoek in Catalogus"

Garbage bin thrown? that man spent 80 years trying to get them together and before you know what the value of this was.

for the rest you have to be a little clearer, which country is mentioned?

or what is written on the stamps?

you can also type Hitler above at "Search in Catalog"

The appreciation of his Grandpas and our all-loved hobby has gone down to an almost barbaric level for Bart :)

I am shocked ... just hug my stamps

No my sweet one-sided sticky and toothed kids, Daddy would never do such a cruel thing :)

ja de jeugd van tegenwoordig, als je Hitler ook weg zou gooien, dan zou hij spontaan naar rechts kijken denk ik.

ik heb ook het idee dat je de verkeerde zegels heb weggegooid.

yes, the youth of today, if you also threw Hitler away, I think he would spontaneously look to the right.

I also think you threw out the wrong stamps.

Indeed typical and illustrative that only Uncle Adolf & amp; his swastikas are preserved.

Bart certainly leaves a unique and surprising impression on the forum.

Bart the chance that the Adolf and Swastika stamps were the least valuable in the The collection of your grandfather is certainly present.

Once I had a man who arrived with at least 50 1st and 2nd stamps from the Netherlands with the cheerful announcement that he had just taken them off / from the cut envelopes and cards so I didn't have to :)

:o :O :O

Je gaat toch geen zegeltjes weg gooien

Nou ja, aan de andere kant hoe minder zegels in omloop hoe meer de resterende waard worden

Maar toch doet het heel au om te lezen dat die lieve kleine zegeltjes gewoon weg gegooid worden.

En Adolfje zal blij in zijn graf kijken dat er goed voor zijn zegeltjes gezorgd wordt xD

:o :o :o

You're not going to throw away stamps, are you?

Well, on the other hand, the fewer stamps in circulation, the more the remaining ones become worth

But it still hurts to read that those sweet little stamps are just thrown away.

And Adolfje will look happy in his grave that his stamps are well taken care of xD

And Adolfje will happily look in his grave that his stamps are well taken care of xD

Ohh is it buried instead of burnt to ashes with diesel?

If you also tell us where he is buried, we can sell the documentation-movie rights to Discovery Channel :)

Gatver

Ben even gaan kijken, maar ze hebben hem tot as verpulverd

Naja goed, dan stel ik het wel bij:

En Adolfje zal blij van boven (neem aan vanuit de hel) neer kijken dat er goed voor zijn zegeltjes gezorgd wordt xD

Gawd

Went to have a look, but they've pulverized him to ashes

Well, I'll add it then:

And Adolfje will happily look down from above (assume from hell) that his stamps are well taken care of xD

Have a look

Where did you go and see? If you tell me, I will tell Discovery Chanel. (Any demonstrable ash particles found to be linked to Adolf also have an economic value in this)

Send the location to me via Catawiki-mail, because if you do it via the forum Aart will probably go with let's go :)

And we divide any proceeds 50/50 Okay? :)

Poet? waaaaaaaaaaar?

I still have an old sock here, it can hold a lot of polish !!

Yes, it's time for the cafe again!

Funny that the catawiki cafe is badly visited, but this forum serves very nicely as.

maybe another name make up 'forum'

no Els you really see that wrong, we will continue talking here until the person with the question from left-looking Hitler, and hooks crosses, also responds, eventually answers are given, but as usual, thanking or responding is always difficult moment seems like.

but there is always hope.

maybe Bart72 is in the cafe

why not the name " Caforum "

Ja Elizabeth waarom moet slap ouwe gehoer in het cafe?

Het is gewoon de zoveelste: Ik ben eventjes lid van Catawiki geworden en stel zo de nerds daar de vraag of ik met de verzameling van mijn opa miljonair ben geworden want ik ben te lui ze te kijken in de catalogus laat staan waarom ik de postzegel-nerds moeten bedanken als ze het gratis voor me doen terwijl de postzegel-vereniging in het dorp 50 euro vraag voor een taxatie :) Toch?

Misschien moeten Aart en Ik net als de andere gevorderde op CW de volgende nieuwe ''postzegels interreseren me geen moer maar kijk effe of ik rijk bent geworden met mijn zoldervonst maar ga je niet bedanken voor je kennis lid'' gewoon te negeren en ze hun geld naar de postzegelhandelaar brengen die zich laat betalen voor zijn kennis wat nog altijd duurder is dan ''bedankt voor je moeite een onbekende gratis een onafhankelijke advies/taxatie te geven''

Yes Elizabeth why do you have to slack old whore in the cafe?

It's just the umpteenth: I just became a member of Catawiki for a while and ask the nerds there whether I've become a millionaire with my grandfather's collection because I'm too lazy to look at them in the catalog let alone why I have the stamp- nerds if they do it for me for free while the stamp association in the village asks 50 euros for an appraisal :) Right?

Maybe Aart and I, just like the other advanced ones on CW, should just ignore the following new ''stamps don't interest me but see if I've become rich with my attic find but don't thank you for being a knowledgeable member'' and give them their taking money to the stamp dealer who is paid for his knowledge, which is still more expensive than ''thanks for your effort to give an unknown free independent advice/valuation''

Maybe Bart72 is in the cafe

In the cafe? No, he is now rooting in the rubbish heap at the municipal sanitation to find his stamps.

and because Bart sometimes makes wrong choices, it could also be that he is now rooting in the wrong mountain. he stays away for so long !!

Hi folks,

Well if Bart doesn't respond I will. I got a bit of the same from my grandmother, a very large collection of old stamps. From ned-indie, indonesian, surinamese and plain dutch stamps. She fled from Indonesia to the Netherlands, and then kept in touch with family friends etc. Now I just started looking up and viewing the (huge bulge) stamps (at least 1000 pieces) and came across a few from the Second World War . It says: The Netherlands, Consular Service, and they have 1 guilder and 2.5 guilder. What are these seals? They are also very small, approx. 1 cm by 1.5 cm. I also have a German yellow stamp on the same envelope with '' Gebuhrenfrei '' on it, as well as a Hamburg stamp with matching swastika underneath. I can google what I want but they are just nowhere to be found. Help;)