Reichsparteitag der NSDAP Nürnberg 1935 (6 Pfennig)

This is a vintage German postage stamp, likely from the Third Reich era, commemorating the 1935 Nuremberg Rally (Reichsparteitag der NSDAP Nürnberg 1935). The stamp has a dark green coloration on an off-white paper base, with perforated edges characteristic of postage stamps, suggesting it was intended for postal use. The design features a prominent eagle with outstretched wings, a common symbol of the Nazi regime, partially obscured by a circular postmark. Below the eagle, a stylized depiction of the city of Nuremberg, likely showing its historic architecture, is visible. The denomination '6' is prominently displayed in both upper corners of the stamp, indicating a value of 6 Pfennig. At the very top, in a small banner, the text 'Reichsparteitag der NSDAP Nürnberg 1935' is inscribed in a Germanic font. The bottom border features the text 'Deutsches Reich'. The postmark, which appears to be a cancelation mark, features the word 'NÜRNBURG' or similar, possibly 'NURNBERG', and a date which is difficult to discern but might be related to 1935 or 1936. This postmark is circular and impacts the clarity of the eagle and the underlying cityscape. The stamp shows signs of age, including slight discoloration of the paper and minor wear to the perforations, consistent with its age and use. The printing quality appears to be average for stamps of this period, with reasonably clear details despite the small scale. This stamp is a historical artifact reflecting a specific political event and period in German history.