- Used postage stamp, 12 pence, from Germany, year 1950. Dark green. In the upper left corner has the Cipher ‘10+2’. Second centenary of the death of Johan Sebastian Bach. - On the obverse it has a cr...

- Used postage stamp, 12 pence, from Germany, year 1950. Dark green. In the upper left corner has the Cipher ‘10+2’. Second centenary of the death of Johan Sebastian Bach.
- On the obverse it has a crowned interlace in white. At the bottom it has the phrase ‘Siegel von Joh. Seb. Bach’ which means “Seal of Johann Sebastian Bach”. Below this is the date +28.VII.1750, the date of his death.
- The reverse is clean, with the exception of the postmark.
- Vertical teeth:23. Vertical perforations:22.
- Horizontal indentation:19. Horizontal perforations:18.
- Postmark illegible.
- Printed on medium thick paper of good quality, very light off-white, made in dark green monochrome, very good ink, good stamping and good centring.
- No distinctive, mark or contrast has been found, that could give more information about this Postal Stamp.

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 Period
Second half of XX Century
 Material
Paper
 Measures
32,5 x 26,5 mm
 Weight
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