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<font size=5><center>'''Aecht Frank (heraldic trade stamps)'''</center></font> | <font size=5><center>'''Aecht Frank (heraldic trade stamps)'''</center></font> | ||
[[File:anhalt.aef.jpg|center]] | [[File:anhalt.aef.jpg|center]]'''Series information :''' | ||
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*Date of issue : 1910s ? (approx.) | *Date of issue : 1910s ? (approx.) | ||
*Number of cards : ? | *Number of cards : ? | ||
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I have no idea how many stamps were actually issued, as they are not numbered. The series are named Deutsche Reichs- und Bundesstaaten (German States) and show the arms and flags of the different States and semi-independent countries of the German Empire, including Elsass-Lothringen. | I have no idea how many stamps were actually issued, as they are not numbered. The series are named Deutsche Reichs- und Bundesstaaten (German States) and show the arms and flags of the different States and semi-independent countries of the German Empire, including Elsass-Lothringen. | ||
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FIle:Anhalt.aef.jpg| Anhalt | |||
FIle:Baden.aef.jpg| Baden | |||
FIle:Bayern.aef.jpg| Bayern | |||
FIle:Braunschweig.aef.jpg| Braunschweig | |||
FIle:Bremen.aef.jpg| Bremen | |||
FIle:Deutschesreich.aef.jpg| Deutsches Reich | |||
FIle:Elsass.aef.jpg| Elsass | |||
FIle:Hamburg.aef.jpg| Hamburg | |||
FIle: Hessen.aef.jpg|Hessen | |||
FIle: Lippe.aef.jpg| Lippe | |||
FIle:Lubeck.aef.jpg| Lübeck | |||
FIle:Mecklenburg.aef.jpg| Mecklenburg | |||
FIle:Oldenburg.aef.jpg| Oldenburg | |||
FIle:Preussen.aef.jpg| Preussen | |||
FIle:Reuss.aef.jpg| Reuss | |||
FIle:Sachsen.aef.jpg| Sachsen | |||
FIle:Sachsenaltenburg.aef.jpg| Sachsen-Altenburg | |||
FIle:Sachsencoburggotha.aef.jpg| Sachsen-Coburg und Gotha | |||
FIle:Sachsenmeiningenhildburghausen.aef.jpg|Sachsen-Meiningen-Hildburghausen | |||
FIle:Sachsenweimareisenach.aef.jpg| Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach | |||
FIle: Schwarzburg.aef.jpg| Schwarzburg | |||
FIle:Waldeckp.aef.jpg| Waldeck-Pyrmont | |||
FIle:Wurttemberg.aef.jpg| Württemberg | |||
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Revision as of 13:25, 11 March 2024
Series information :
- Date of issue : 1910s ? (approx.)
- Number of cards : ?
- Image variants : ?
Company
Aecht Franck was a producer of chicory coffee and coffee flavourings. The company was founded in 1828 in Vaihingen, Württemberg, Germany by Heinrich Franck. In the 1860s the factory was replaced to Ludwigsburg. In 1943 the company merged with its largest competitor Kathreiner to Unifranck, but the brand remains until 1971, when the company was bought by Nestlé. The factory in Ludwigsburg still produces coffee replacers, but not under the Franck name.
The company expanded already in the late 19th century, with factories in Linz (Austria), Chomutov (Czech Republic), Kosice (Slovakia) and Zagreb (Croatia).
The company produced a lot of advertising and trade cards/stamps. The cards were issued in the format of Liebig, the stamps were issued in different sizes. A large number of topics were published, but only a few with heraldic themes, such as the series shown here.
Series
I have no idea how many stamps were actually issued, as they are not numbered. The series are named Deutsche Reichs- und Bundesstaaten (German States) and show the arms and flags of the different States and semi-independent countries of the German Empire, including Elsass-Lothringen.
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