German Bavaria/Bayern year 1850 1 Kr. – Unused stamp

German Bavaria/Bayern year 1850 1 Kr. – Unused stamp

During the period from 1850 to 1880, Bavaria (Bayern) issued a series of postage stamps that are highly collectible and sought after by philatelists. Here’s an overview of some of the notable stamps issued during this time:

1. 1850 First Issue: Bavaria’s first postage stamps were issued in 1850. These stamps featured the profile portrait of King Maximilian II and were denominated in kreuzer. The series included denominations of 1 kreuzer, 3 kreuzer, 6 kreuzer, 9 kreuzer, and 12 kreuzer.
2. 1867 Numerals Issue: In 1867, Bavaria issued a new series of stamps known as the Numerals Issue. These stamps featured numeral denominations and were printed in various colors. The design was simple, with a central numeral surrounded by an ornamental frame.
3. 1874-1875 Second Issue: This series featured a new design with the portrait of King Ludwig II. The stamps were issued in denominations ranging from 1 kreuzer to 18 kreuzer.
4. 1881-1888 Third Issue: This series featured the portrait of Prince Regent Luitpold, who served as regent of Bavaria from 1886 to 1912. The stamps were issued in denominations ranging from 1 pfennig to 20 mark.