Deutsches Reich 15 Pfennig Breslau 1936 Stamp

This item is a postage stamp from the Deutsches Reich (German Empire/Nazi Germany), with a denomination of 15 Pfennig. The stamp features a prominent illustration of a large circular or oval-shaped building with multiple tiers or levels, possibly a stadium or a large public hall. The architecture appears classical or monumental in style, characterized by a rounded structure with many windows, and a grand entrance featuring columns or pillars. Below the building, the text "Breslau 1936" is clearly visible, along with "Deutsches Turn-u. Sportfest," indicating it commemorates the German Gymnastics and Sports Festival held in Breslau (now Wroclaw, Poland) in 1936. A significant and historically sensitive detail is the inclusion of a swastika symbol within a square frame in the lower left corner of the stamp's design, underscoring its origin during the Nazi era. The stamp's primary colors appear to be monochromatic, likely shades of brown, sepia, or grey, suggesting a common printing technique for stamps of that period. Visible condition issues include some light discoloration or aging typical of an old paper item, and the image itself has a somewhat blurry resolution, making it difficult to discern very fine details or specific printing marks. The edges are perforated, the standard manufacturing detail for postage stamps, designed for easy separation. The overall style is characteristic of state-issued propaganda or commemorative stamps from the 1930s in Germany, intended to promote national events and ideology. The quality of the printing appears adequate for its function, with clear text and a recognizable depiction of the building.