German Reich 25 Pfennig Philatelic Exhibition Commemorative Stamp

This item is a postage stamp, likely from the German Reich era, based on the visible text "Deutsches Reich" at the bottom of the stamp. The denomination "25" is clearly visible in the upper left corner, indicating 25 Pfennig. The stamp features a central design depicting what appears to be an aerial or stylized view of a city or exhibition grounds, with prominent architectural structures. A distinctive intertwined 'MM' or 'WW' symbol is centrally located within this design, which could represent a specific organization or event, possibly the 'Münchner Messe' or Munich Fair, given the partial visibility of 'Messe' near the bottom right. The primary color scheme consists of a deep blue or bluish-grey for the main design elements and text against a lighter, possibly off-white or beige background, indicative of the paper color. The stamp has a perforated edge, typical of postage stamps, suggesting it was separated from a sheet. Visible through the center of the stamp are diagonal black lines, which are postmarks or cancellations, indicating the stamp has been used. The overall condition appears to be consistent with a used stamp, showing some wear and the clear cancellation marks. The image quality is somewhat blurry, making it difficult to discern very fine details or specific manufacturing marks, but the general elements are identifiable. Given the context of "Deutsches Reich" and the 25 Pfennig denomination, it likely dates from the early to mid-20th century, specifically between 1924 and 1945. The design's focus on an exhibition or fair suggests it is a commemorative stamp for a specific event.