German Pfennig Postage Stamps Collection

This item is a collection of several German postage stamps, likely from the 'Deutsche Post' era. The stamps are presented in what appears to be a stamp album or stock book, indicated by the lined pages. Each stamp is rectangular, with serrated or perforated edges, a standard characteristic of most postage stamps. They feature a minimalist design, primarily showcasing large, ornate numerical denominations within a border. The text 'PFENNIG' and 'DEUTSCHE POST' are clearly visible on most stamps, indicating their currency unit and issuing authority. The collection includes stamps with denominations of 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, and 12 Pfennig, each printed in a distinct color: 3 Pfennig (orange), 4 Pfennig (teal/blue-grey), 5 Pfennig (green and brown variants), 6 Pfennig (purple), 8 Pfennig (orange), 10 Pfennig (grey-green), and 12 Pfennig (red). The colors are vibrant and appear well-preserved, suggesting good storage conditions. There are no obvious tears, creases, or major discolorations visible on the stamps themselves, though the album page exhibits some mild tanning consistent with age. Some stamps feature diagonal lines or a 'guilloche' pattern within the numeric design. The arrangement on the page suggests they might be part of a complete series or selected denominations. The overall condition of the stamps appears to be excellent for their age, with clear perforations and strong color saturation, which are important indicators of quality for philatelic items. The estimated age would place these stamps in the mid-20th century, likely post-World War II, given the 'Deutsche Post' designation. No specific maker's marks or signatures are visible beyond the standard postal inscriptions, which is typical for postage stamps.