Vintage 1956 Aachen Germany Deutsche Bundespost Postage Stamp Brooch Prong
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Striking vintage postal brooch centered with an authentic canceled Deutsche Bundespost 20-pfennig commemorative stamp depicting Aachen architecture and marked 1156–1956. The red-and-white graphic sits beneath a glossy oval cover, framed by scalloped white edging with gilt accents. A fascinating crossover collectible for philatelists, German history enthusiasts, architectural memorabilia hunters, travel souvenir collectors, mid-century jewelry buyers, ephemera fans, heritage displays, or statement accessory wardrobes. Reverse has an aged brass-toned plate with the same unusual fixed dual-prong fitting seen on this small collection; no conventional safety clasp is present. Original fastening purpose remains uncertain, so construction is shown clearly in photographs. Natural patina, finish variation, surface wear, and oxidation reinforce its estate character. Estate find acquired through a consignment client. Materials unknown and untested. Colors may vary slightly due to lighting or screen settings. I do not clean estate jewelry. You will receive the exact item shown. Sold as-is with no returns. Tags: Aachen, Germany, West German, Deutsche Bundespost, postage stamp, 20 pfennig, cathedral, architecture, philately, postal history, commemorative, souvenir, travel, European, mid century, retro, ephemera, collectible, novelty, conversation piece, wearable art, assemblage, mixed media, historic, heritage, dual prong, rare find, one of a kind Location: Brooch•27
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The return period is 14 calendar days from the receipt of the order.
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