Austria DeutschØsterreich 10 Heller Stamp, Eagle with Floral Motif

This item is a vintage rectangular postage stamp, predominantly rendered in a reddish-orange or terracotta hue on a lighter, possibly off-white, paper background. The stamp features a prominent central design of a stylized double-headed, crowned eagle, characteristic of the Austro-Hungarian or Austrian Republic's national emblem. The eagle is depicted with wings spread, symbolizing power and sovereignty. Above the eagle, encircling the top edge of the stamp, is the inscription "DeutschØsterreich" in an arc, indicating its origin as a stamp from German-Austria. Along the bottom edge, the denomination "10 Heller" is clearly visible, flanked by delicate floral or star-like motifs. Surrounding the central eagle and text, intricate floral or foliate patterns add decorative detail, particularly on the sides. The stamp exhibits classic perforation around all four edges, indicating it was produced for individual use from a larger sheet. The overall condition appears to be relatively good, with sharp perforations and a clear impression of the design, although minor age-related discoloration or very slight corner rounding cannot be entirely ruled out without further inspection. The design suggests a style period likely from the early 20th century, specifically the post-WWI era when German-Austria was established. The printing quality appears consistent with typical philatelic production methods of that time, showcasing fine line work for the intricate details.