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Knowledge / Other Categories / Colour Schemes |
Postal Association Colour Scheme: at the suggestion of the Prussian post office in 1861 in the member countries of the German-Austrian Postal Association for certain face values introduced uniform colours: |
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RED = 3 Kreuzer = 5 Austrian Neugroschen = 1 Silbergroschen |
BLUE = 6 Kreuzer = 10 Austrian Neugroschen = 2 Silbergroschen |
BROWN = 9 Kreuzer = 15 Austrian Neugroschen = 3 Silbergroschen |
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Baden |
Hanover |
Prussia |
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Austria |
Thurn and Taxis |
Wurttemberg |
Universal Postal Union Colour Scheme: uniform colour scheme for 3 basic postal shipments proposed at the Universal Postal Congress in 1879 and contractually agreed in 1906 in the respective 1st weight level in cross-border traffic: |
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GEEN = Printed Matter |
RED = Postcard |
BLUE = Cover |
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German Empire |
Autria |
Transvaal |
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United States of Amerika |
Wurttemberg |
Federal Republic of Germany |
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