The complete postage stamp issues of Saarland for the years 1953 to 1956 include these notable sets and individual stamps:
- 1953 issued stamps include social welfare themes and general postage stamps catalogued as Michel 342-346, Scott B92-94, Yvert 323-325. These came with various denominations and colors showing regional motifs.
- In 1954, there was the Saarmesse commemorative stamp issue (Michel 348), among others.
- The year 1955 also saw regional commemoratives like Saarmesse (Michel 359).
- 1956 included issues such as Stamp Day (Michel 369) and Monuments (Michel 373-375).
- Other stamps were issued with themes like mail carriers, monuments, and local heritage.
- The stamps were released generally with standard perforations and in mint never hinged condition available to collectors.
- Saarland stamps ceased issuing after 1956, with Saarland becoming part of West Germany in 1957.
A complete collection of Saarland for 1953-1956 would encompass these main sets and associated variants in mint state. Specific catalog numbers include Michel 342-375 and their equivalents in Scott and Yvert catalogs, covering definitive and commemorative postage stamps issued by Saarland during those years.
