Postage Stamps: Free City of Danzig (1920–1939)
Welcome to our category for postage stamps of the Free City of Danzig (1920–1939)! Operating as an autonomous city-state under League of Nations protection, Danzig issued an impressive array of finely engraved postage stamps, airmail sets, official issues, and postal stationery over nearly two decades. From early overprints on German Reich definitives and the hyperinflation period to the scenic series of the 1930s, Danzig represents a self-contained and highly popular collecting area. At NOBIS24.com, you will discover guaranteed originals from every issuing phase—including mint and cancelled sets, sought-after charity and exhibition souvenir sheets, and postally used covers from Danzig and Zoppot.
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What awaits you in our "Danzig" category:
- Early Overprints & Inflation Issues (1920–1923): Germania overprinted values, scarce Innendienst rarities, Coat of Arms series, and high-denomination inflation stamps leading up to the introduction of the Gulden currency.
- Gulden Currency & Commemoratives (1923–1939): Detailed views of Danzig and Zoppot, airmail sets, Winter Relief charity stamps, anniversary issues (including 10th Anniversary, Luposta, and Daposta souvenir sheets), and postage dues.
- Polish Post in Danzig (Port Gdansk): Sought-after issues of the Polish postal service in the Port of Danzig alongside historic regional correspondence.
- Verified Conditions & Postal History: Mint never hinged (**), mint hinged (*), and finely cancelled (o) singles and complete sets, as well as postally used letters, cards, and postal stationery.