New discovery: 3F Echternach Denzelt Pictorial in red

3F Red

Historic Denzelt Building

Echternach Marketplace 

Who knows the history of this pictorial?  Who was the designer?  On the Echternach page, I show this stamp in brown used during the WW2 occupation.

1-Fr. Ville de Luxembourg Early Pictorial Used on a Permis de Circulation

Ville de Luxembourg

Early Pictorial - First Issue - Short '1'

1-Fr.

Permis de Circulation

 for 1929 

Cachets:

Commandement de la Force Armee

Luxembourg

Commissarial Central de Police 
Ville de Luxembourg

Heffingen Royal Arms in coil format!

5F Royal Arms

Coil pair

New discovery: Reckange/Mess 40F Coat of Arms

40F Coat of Arms

Ville d'Ettelbruck 100F rouletted Skyline Pictorial - two surcharge varieties

small size

 

large size

 

Colmar-Berg's Last Communal Revenue Stamp

1 Euro
Coat-of-Arms

Self-adhesive

When a friend recently stopped by the Colmar-Berg Commune Office, he was told that use of communal revenue stamps had been discontinued.  So sadly, this strikingly beautiful Colmar-Berg Coat of Arms communal revenue stamp is from the commune's final issue, as the office only had two stamps left! And now there is none.

The stamp is from what was a self-adhesive sheet of ten with control number, as seen below:

What other communes have discontinued using communal revenue stamps?  How do these communes now document tax payments?

Key type varieties - Mondercange

As more material appears on the market, it has become possible to list varieties for some of the communes that used the key type.  Here is an example: 

Mondercange - 3 Varieties Identified

Where is 'Ettelbuck'? A curious misspelling!

 2.50 Euro Pictorial

VILLE D'ETTELBRUCK

misspelled

Another example:

Normal Stamp

New acquisitions: Lintgen - Arms, Larochette - Castle, Mertert - View of Wasserbillig

Mertert
Wasserbillig View

Used at Wasserbillig,
30 Jun 1948

Larochette
Castle Issue

 Used at Larochette,
9 Jun 1945

Lintgen
Arms Issue

 Used 24 May 1939