Austria postage stamp year 1932 50g Landscapes MH
That specific stamp belongs to the widely collected “Kleine Landschaften” (Small Landscapes) definitive series of the First Austrian Republic. This series was an updated, smaller version of the 1929 pictorial definitives.
For the 50 Groschen value, there are two distinct issues in 1932, differing by color and the specific landscape depicted, though they share a common design style:
🇦🇹 1932 Austrian 50 Groschen Landscape Stamp
| Feature | Details for September 1932 Issue | Details for March 1932 Issue |
| Denomination | 50 Groschen (50g) | 50 Groschen (50g) |
| Specific View | Wörthersee, Kärnten (Carinthia) | Silvretta Mountains, Vorarlberg |
| Color | Deep Blue (or Dull Blue) | Bright Violet (or Red-Brown in the 1929 larger set, but the 1932 reduced size issue was Bright Violet) |
| Michel Cat. No. | Mi. 541 (or SG 689) | Mi. 540 (or SG 688) |
| Design Style | Small format, horizontal, depicting a scenic Austrian location. | Small format, horizontal, depicting a scenic Austrian location. |
| Perforation | Comb perforated 12 (or 12 1/2) | Comb perforated 12 (or 12 1/2) |
Key Identification Point
Since the color difference is the easiest distinction:
- If your 50g stamp is Deep Blue, it features the Wörthersee Lake in Carinthia. This was part of a color change group issued in September 1932.
- If your 50g stamp is Bright Violet, it was one of the initial reduced-size “Small Landscapes” issued in March 1932, and it features the Silvretta Mountains.
This definitive series provides a wonderful pictorial tour of Austria’s provinces and is highly representative of the country’s philately between the world wars.

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