DEUTSCHES REICH issued these cover stamps from approximately 1924 through 1926:
- In March and November 1924, definitive stamps were issued with a new imperial eagle ("Neuer Reichsadler") design by V. Weech. There seven One denominations/colours issued, of which one is shown here.
- On 1 April 1926, airmail stamps featured an eagle -- known as a "post-horn" or "flight" design -- created by Oskar Hermann Werner Hadank (O.H.W. Hadank) (1889–1965), an influential German graphic designer, trademark creator, and professor of commercial art in Berlin. Eight different eagle denotions/colours were issued, of which three are shown here.
This particular cover was a registered letter (Einschreiben) sent from Munich (München) to Bedminster, New Jersey.
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