A unique source of diplomatic history Consular stamp album. Album with approx. 160 stamps of international consulates and consular representations, each with autograph note and signature of the consul. Including stamps in blue, red, green, violet and black, mounted seal stamps, blind stamps etc. 32 nn. Bl. and 28 vacat. Bl. 27 x 18 cm. Wine red maroquin d. Z. (minimum rubbed, hardly scratches) with back gilding and gold embossed lid border with corner fleurons. Berlin 1930-1934. Documentary album probably of a traveler, a merchant or even consular representative who asked all consulates he visited for an entry with a stamp or seal stamp and signature of the respective authorized consul and date. This created a unique documentation of the international consular system in the crucial time for Germany and the world shortly before until shortly after the National Socialists seized power. In the context of the increasingly pressing questions of research for provenances, after legitimization of processes, after historical classification, comparisons with existing material (with all possible broadcasts and embassies) the present stamp album is a unique historical source - a reference which is not least due to the forced exitus of the Jewish It is important to note that there is a need for the development of the European Union in the field of education and training in the Member States of the Community. After all, it was the consulates that ultimately sealed whether emigrants could be admitted to the country. There are stamps and seal stamps from the Czech Consulate in Berlin "Vyslanectvi Republiky Ceskoslovenske v Berline" (1930), the Mexican "Estados unidos mexicanos - Legación en Alemania Berlin" (19 30), but also "Consulado de Mexico Bremen" (19 1930), further consulates of Mexico in Dresden, Leipzig, Zagreb, Peru "Consualdo del Perú Zürich" and "Legación del Peru en Alemania", "Consulado del Perú en Leipzig" or "en Poznan", among them the signature of the "Viceconsul do Bresil", the "Ministro argentino", numerous Polish seals "Konsulat Polski" in Królewiec (Kaliningrad), Gdansk, Venezuela "Estados Unidos de Venezuela", Ecuador " Consulado General de la Republica del Ecuador", "Legación de Guatemala Berlín", " Legación de Bolivia Berlin", "Con sulabo General de La Republica de Panama - Amsterdam", Consulat d'Haïti Wrocław, "Légato de Chine à Berlin" (1934). Of Finland alone eight stamps are included, consular representations in Wroclaw, Gdansk, Belgrade, Dresden, Leipzig, Lübeck, Aachen etc. Several of the consuls can be identified by name, such as the important Italian ambassador Armando Odenigo (1885-1969), who named the "R. ==References====External links==* Official website Other countries Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, China, Costa Rica, Cuba, Denmark, El Salvador, Finland, Haiti, Canada, Colombia, Latvia, Mexico, Nicaragua, Netherlands, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Sweden, Switzerland, Spain, South Africa, Czech Republic, Uruguay and many more. – Hardly any signs of wear, well preserved.