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SUTHERLAND PHILATELICS, PO BOX 448, FERNY HILLS D C, QLD 4055, AUSTRALIA Page 1 SG Michel Year Particulars MUH Mint MNG FU Used Sutherland Philatelics PO Box 448 Ferny Hills D C, Qld 4055 Australia ABN: 69 768 764 240 website: sutherlandphilatelics.com.au e-mail: [email protected] phone: international: 61 7 3851 2398; Australia: 07 3851 2398 GERMANY: WEST GERMANY & GERMANY REUNIFIED List Structure: Commems & definitives are all together in approximately SG number order Machine Labels Booklets Booklet Panes Se tenant combinations Broken Sets Other Items To find an item in this list, please use Adobe's powerful search function. We obtain our stock from collections we purchase. We do not have a Germany supplier. Consequently, where something is unpriced, we do not have it at present. We list all items we have in stock, including broken sets, and singles from sets. For First Day Cards, see our ETBs List Prices subject to change without notice. USED STAMPS Used stamps are those with heavier postmark, or minor flaws, eg pulled perf. (Fine) Used coil stamps with number underprint may only show a partial number. Where the catalogue value for Used exceeds that for Mint, MNG is priced below Mint. DEFINITIVE STAMPS Most German definitives are issued principally in coils (rolls), but may also be issued in sheets, sheetlets & booklets. Roll stamps, which are vertically delivered, may be identified by vertical pairs, strips or their number underprint. Horizontal pairs identify that the stamp comes from a sheet or sheetlet. Booklet stamps are issued in combinations with or without straight edges. Not all of these formats are used for each issuance. On some occasions, sheet stamp are much scarcer than roll stamps, hence the high price for horizontal pairs. Please note that GST (currently 10%) is applicable from 1 July 2000. International sales are GST free. The prices in this list INCLUDE GST All prices are in Australian dollars. E&OE CREDIT CARDS: VISA & MASTERCARD ACCEPTED -- MIN $30 SUTHERLAND PHILATELICS, PO BOX 448, FERNY HILLS D C, QLD 4055, AUSTRALIA Page 2 SG Michel Year Particulars MUH Mint MNG FU Used WEST GERMANY Stamps inscribed DEUTSCHE POST Opening of West German Parliament 1033 111 1949 10pf 10.60 1034 112 20pf 30.80 Set 2v 49.30 55.45 23.80 Centenary First German Stamps 1035 113 10pf + 2pf 15.85 1036 114 20pf 1037 115 30pf 86.25 Set 3v 172.50 1038 116 UPU 32.05 55.45 23.80 Refugee's Relief Fund 1039 117 8pf + 2pf [Elisabeth von Thüringen] 22.20 30.80 1040 118 10pf + 5pf [Paracelsus von Hohenheim] (M small defect) 7.95 17.25 7.40 1041 119 20pf + 10pf [F W Aug Froebel] 17.25 17.25 7.40 1042 120 30pf + 15pf [J H Wichern] 63.40 Set 4v (M has small tone spots) 67.80 209.45 T1043 5 (All Occ) 1950 Aid For Berlin - wmk wavy lines - P14 See Allied Occupations Stamps inscribed DEUTSCHE BUNDESPOST Bach 1043 121 10pf + 2pf green 73.95 37.00 1044 122 20pf + 3pf red 67.80 Set 2v 160.20 123.20 Definitives - Numeral / Posthorn 1045 123 1951 2pf apple green 0.65 1.65 0.70 1046 124 4pf yellow brown 1.00 0.50 0.25 1047 125 5pf bright purple 22.20 3.10 0.50 0.25 1048 126 6pf orange 27.15 4.95 2.15 1049 127 8pf grey 27.15 7.40 9.90 4.25 1050 128 10pf green 17.25 2.50 0.50 0.25 1051 129 15pf violet 1.65 0.70 1052 130 20pf carmine 13.60 0.50 0.25 1053 131 25pf plum 8.65 1054 132 30pf blue 1.00 0.45 1055 133 40pf purple 1.00 0.45 1056 134 (1952) 50pf blue grey 246.40 1.00 0.45 1057 135 60pf red brown 1.00 0.45 1058 136 (1952) 70pf yellow 23.45 1059 137 (1952) 80pf rose-red 616.00 221.80 3.70 1.60 1060 138 (1952) 90pf yellow green 246.40 4.35 1.85 Set 16v 61.60 26.40 P9¾ FACSIMILE Set 16v 30.80 HORIZONTAL PAIRS 123/123 2pf / 2pf 124/125 4pf / 4pf 125/125 5pf / 5pf 126/126 6pf / 6pf 127/127 8pf / 8pf 128/128 10pf / 10pf 129/129 15pf / 15pf 130/130 20pf / 20pf 131/131 25pf / 25pf 132/132 30pf /30pf 133/133 40pf / 40pf 134/134 50pf / 50pf 135/135 60pf /80pf 136/136 70pf / 70pf 137/137 80pf / 80pf 138/138 90pf / 90pf St Mary's Church 1065 139 10pf + 5pf green (tiny tear in used; cat £70) 98.60 1066 140 20pf + 5pf red 123.20 Set 2v 197.15 National Philatelic Exhibition 1067 141 10pf 61.60 1068 142 20pf 67.80 29.05 Set 2v 43.15 123.20 CREDIT CARDS: VISA & MASTERCARD ACCEPTED -- MIN $30 SUTHERLAND PHILATELICS, PO BOX 448, FERNY HILLS D C, QLD 4055, AUSTRALIA Page 3 SG Michel Year Particulars MUH Mint MNG FU Used Humanitarian Relief Fund 1069 143 1951 4pf + 2pf [Vinzenz von Paul] 12.35 12.35 5.30 1070 144 (ctd) 10pf + 3pf [von Bodelschwingh] 7.45 9.90 4.25 1071 145 20pf + 5pf [Elsa Brandström] 7.45 9.90 4.25 1072 146 30pf + 10pf [Heinr. Pestalozzi] 135.55 Set 4v 172.50 1073 147 Röntgen - Nobel Prize in Physics 39.45 24.65 10.60 1074 148 I 1952 Leonardo da Vinci - 1st printing 3.70 unlisted 148 II Leonardo da Vinci - 2nd printing 3.25 1.25 0.90 2.25 1.00 1075 149 Lutheran World Federation Assembly 18.50 4.40 7.40 1076 150 Otto Gas Engine 37.00 17.25 19.75 8.45 1077 151 German National Museum 20.95 7.40 24.65 1078 152 Rehabilitation of Heligoland 18.50 7.40 8.65 3.70 1079 155 Carl Schurz 24.65 10.50 12.35 Youth Hostels' Fund 1080 153 10pf + 2pf green 24.65 27.15 1081 154 20pf + 3pf red 11.10 27.15 Set 2v 49.30 22.20 49.30 21.15 Humanitarian Relief Fund 1082 156 4pf +2pf [Elizabeth Fry] (M has crease) 12.35 3.15 9.90 4.25 1083 157 10pf +5pf [Dr Carl Sonnenschein] 12.35 9.90 1084 158 20pf +10pf [Theodor Fleidner] 24.65 11.20 1085 159 30pf +10pf [Henri Dunant] 123.20 52.80 Set 4v 135.55 147.85 1086 160 Thurn & Taxis Stamp Centenary 11.10 4.35 4.35 1.85 1087 161 German Telephone Service 61.60 22.20 9.55 1088 162 1953 Road Safety Campaign (used has creased corner) 22.20 8.65 6.20 7.40 3.20 1089 163 Science Museum 34.50 37.00 15.85 1090 164 Henri Dunant / Red Cross 27.15 7.40 9.25 1091 165 Prisoners of War 8.65 3.10 0.65 0.30 1092 166 Justus von Liebig 61.60 20.95 30.80 13.20 Transport Exhibition 1093 167 4pf 9.25 6.20 2.65 1094 168 10pf 9.90 1095 169 20pf 18.50 12.35 1096 170 30pf 61.60 24.65 10.60 Set 4v 98.60 37.00 26.40 49.30 21.15 International Philatelic Exhibition 1097 171 10pf + 2pf green 30.80 34.50 1098 172 20pf + 3pf red 14.80 Set 2v 61.60 67.80 29.05 Humanitarian Relief Fund 1099 173 4pf + 2pf [Aug. Herm. Francke] 5.30 1100 174 10pf + 5pf [Sebanstian Kneipp] 12.35 12.35 1101 175 20pf + 10pf [J Chr.Senckenberg] 18.50 12.35 1102 176 30pf + 10pf [Fridtjof Nansen] 39.60 Set 4v 110.90 43.15 123.20 52.80 T1103 7 Allied Occ 1954 Aid For Berlin - wmk flag B flag P - P14 See Allied Occupations President Heuss Ordinary Paper - RIBBED gum Size 18½mm x 22½mm - typo 1103 177xWv 2pf light olive-green 0.40 0.40 0.20 1104 178xWv 4pf orange-brown 0.40 0.15 0.10 0.40 0.20 1105 179xWv 5pf mauve 0.40 0.40 0.20 1106 180xWv 6pf brown 1.00 0.25 1.25 0.55 1107 181xWv 7pf turquoise-green 0.40 0.50 0.25 1108 182xWv 8pf grey 0.40 0.10 1.00 0.45 1109 183xWv 10pf emerald 0.40 0.15 0.40 0.20 1110 184xWv 15pf chalky blue 0.20 0.75 0.35 1111 185xWv 20pf carmine 0.40 0.15 0.40 0.20 1112 186xWv 25pf brown purple 1.00 0.45 Size 20mm x 24mm - recess 1113 187xWv 30pf pale blue 18.50 6.20 7.40 3.20 1114 188xWv 40pf reddish purple 7.40 0.50 0.25 1115 189xWv 50pf slate-black 246.40 86.25 0.75 0.35 1116 190xWv 60pf lake-brown 55.45 18.50 1.00 0.45 1117 191xWv 70pf yellow-olive 22.20 3.10 1.35 1118 192xWv 80pf deep rose-red 3.70 7.40 3.20 1119 193xWv 90pf green 18.50 3.70 1.60 CREDIT CARDS: VISA & MASTERCARD ACCEPTED -- MIN $30 SUTHERLAND PHILATELICS, PO BOX 448, FERNY HILLS D C, QLD 4055, AUSTRALIA Page 4 SG Michel Year Particulars MUH Mint MNG FU Used Size 25mm x 30mm - recess 1120 194xXv 1954 1Dm olive green 2.10 0.50 0.25 1121 195xXv (ctd) 2Dm lavender 3.70 1.85 0.80 1122 196xXv 3Dm crimson 9.90 3.10 3.70 1.60 Set 20v 34.50 14.80 HORIZONTAL PAIRS Ordinary Paper - RIBBED gum Michel Size 18½mm x 22½mm - typo 177xWv / 177xWv 2pf / 2pf 178xWv / 178xWv 4pf / 4pf 179xWv / 179xWv 5pf / 5pf 180xWv / 180xWv 6pf / 6pf 181xWv / 181xWv 7pf / 7pf 182xWv / 182xWv 8pf / 8pf 1.85 183xWv / 183xWv 10pf / 10pf 184xWv / 184xWv 15pf / 15pf 185xWv / 185xWv 20pf / 20pf 186xWv / 186xWv 25pf / 25pf Size 20mm x 24mm - recess 187xWv / 187xWv 30pf /30pf 188xWv / 188xWv 40pf / 40pf 189xWv / 189xWv 50pf / 50pf 190xWv / 190xWv 60pf / 60pf 191xWv / 191xWv 70pf / 70pf 192xWv / 192xWv 80pf / 80pf 193xWv / 193xWv 90pf /90pf Size 25mm x 30mm - recess 194xXv / 194xXv 1Dm / 1Dm 195xXv / 195xXv 2Dm / 2Dm 196xXv / 196xXv 3Dm / 3Dm President Heuss Ordinary Paper - SMOOTH gum 1105 179xWw (1958) 5pf mauve 0.40 0.15 1107 181xWw (1958) 7pf turquoise-green 0.90 0.25 1108 182xWw (1958) 8pf grey 0.65 0.25 0.20 1109 183xWw (1958) 10pf emerald 0.65 0.65 1110 184xWw (1958) 15pf chalky blue 2.50 1111 185xWw (1958) 20pf carmine 185xYw I (1960) 20pf carmine - type I (ex booklets) 185xYw II (1960) 20pf carmine - type II (ex booklets) 1112 186xWw (1958) 25pf brown purple 1.00 0.25 1120 194xXw (1958) 1Dm olive green 2.50 1121 195xXw (1958) 2Dm lavender 7.40 1122 196xXw (1958) 3Dm crimson 6.20 Set 10v / 6v HORIZONTAL PAIRS Michel Ordinary Paper - SMOOTH gum 179xWw / 179xWw (1958) 5pf / 5pf 181xWw / 181xWw (1958) 7pf / 7pf 182xWw / 182xWw (1958) 8pf / 8pf 183xWw / 183xWw (1958) 10pf / 10pf 184xWw / 184xWw (1958) 15pf / 15pf 185xWw / 185xWw (1958) 20pf / 20pf 185xYw I / 185xYw I (1960) 20pf / 20pf type I (ex booklets) 185xYw II / 185xYw II (1960) 20pf / 20pf type II (ex booklets) 186xWw / 186xWw (1958) 25pf / 25pf 194xXw / 194xXw (1958) 1Dm / 1Dm 195xXw / 195xXw (1958) 2Dm / 2Dm 196xXw / 196xXw (1958) 3Dm / 3Dm Coil stamps with BLACK number underprint MUH Ribbed gum Strip 5 Numbers on used stamps may only be partial 1105 179xWvR 5pf
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    FWB01 Stand: 0128. November April 20078 Exchange Rules for the Frankfurt Stock Exchange Seite 1 [….] Section XI Securities Transactions in the Electronic Trading System Sub-section 1 General Provisions § 114 Electronic Trading System (1) Securities may be traded in an electronic trading system of the FWB subject to a resolution by the Management Board. The securities must be either admitted to trading on the FWB or included in the Regulated Unofficial Market (Open Market.) (2) Using objective criteria such as, in particular, the type of security and the average trading volume, the Management Board may allocate the securities which can be traded in an electronic trading system to individual trading segments for which uniform conditions for trading shall be determined. For securities that are traded in these trading segments (main market), the Management Board may establish an additional trading segment exclusively for orders of a specific minimum volume (block trading). This shall be without prejudice to the market segmentation under the German Stock Exchange Act (Börsengesetz). § 115 Exchange Hours, Trading Phases (1) The exchange hours are divided into three consecutive phases: - the pre-trading phase; - the main trading phase; - and the post-trading phase. During the trading phases, orders can be entered, changed or cancelled in the electronic trading system. The exchange hours for the commencement and end of the individual phases shall be determined by the Management Board for all securities. The Management Board may extend or reduce the exchange hours and the start of individual phases on a trading day to the extent necessary to maintain orderly trading conditions or for reasons relating to the electronic trading system.
  • Produktinformation

    Produktinformation

    Produktinformation Heinz Erhardt: Heinz Erhardt für Kinder 31 Gedichte und noch'n Gedicht Interpret: Stefan Kaminski, Julia Nachtmann, Katja Danowski, Hans Löw, Heinz Erhardt, Katinka Kultscher, Regina Lemnitz, Jürgen Uter, Jacob Weigert, Samuel Weiss, Steve Baker Musik: Steve Baker Frisch und fröhlich gestalten neun renommierte Sprecherinnen und Sprecher sowie der Autor selbst 32 Erhardt-Gedichte. Ob "Die Made", "Ein Nasshorn und ein Trockenhorn", "Himmlischer Käse" oder "Die Turmuhr" - schon Kinder ab drei Jahren hören den lustigen Reimen gern und begeistert zu. Sie erfahren, wie der Regenwurm zu seinem Namen kam, warum die Zitronen sauer wurden und was der Schimpanse aus dem Zoo an seine Verwandten im Urwald schreibt. Von Himbär, Brombär und Stachelbär berichtet Heinz Erhardt sogar persönlich. Virtuose Mundharmonika-Musiken von Steve Baker runden den Hörspaß ab. Aus dem Inhalt: Liebe Sonne • Warum die Zitronen sauer wurden • Himmlischer Käse • Die Turmuhr • Der Guck-Guck • Ein Brief aus Hagenbeck • Der Frühling • Der Pflasterstein • Der Herbst • Ente gut, alles gut • Die Made • Der Saurier • Weidende CD • ISBN 978-3-8337-3297-3 • € 12,99 UVP Seekuh • Ein Nasshorn und ein Trockenhorn • Das Gesamtspielzeit: 29:48 Finkennest • Der Spatz • Die Schnecke Heinz Erhardt (1909 -1979) wurde in Riga geboren Stefan Kaminski, geboren 1974 in Dresden, und studierte Musik in Leipzig. Nach dem Krieg ließ studierte an der Hochschule für Schauspielkunst er sich mit seiner Familie in Hamburg nieder und "Ernst Busch" in Berlin. Seit 2001 steht er am entwickelte im Rundfunk jenen unverwechselbaren Deutschen Theater Berlin auf der Bühne, wo er unter Stil, der seine Karriere begründete. Seine größten anderem mit Regisseuren wie Dimiter Gotscheff Erfolge feierte er ab 1957 im Kino als Hauptfigur in arbeitete.