• Note: The Reichsadler, or National Eagle, was originally intended to face the right when used as a national symbol, and to the left when used for a NSDAP symbol, but somewhere along the line, they abandoned this concept, as you will see below.

    [Below: A rare selection of ID books.]

    [Below: And finally... the grandest, strongest eagle of them all! Haha...]

    [Below: Close-up.]

    [Below: Here's another one for ya. This postcard has a special cancel for the Sixth World Poultry Congress in Leipzig, 1936.]

    [Below: Close-up.]

    [Below: Here's another rooster cancel for your collection.]

    [Below: It says 'Dresdener Jahres Schau Juni - September 1935 Der Rotehahn Feuerschutz u. Rettungswesen' (Dresden Annual Show June - September 1935 The Red Rooster Fire Protection and Rescue Services).]

    [Below: Here are some pigeons to keep the roosters company.]

    [Below: Close-up.]

    [Below: And everyone loves seagulls! This is from Zingst, Germany, 'The East Sea bath resort with the ideal beach'.]