Set Date(s)
20 September 1919 / 1 June 1921
Post-WWI Occupations
Belgian Military Post in the Rhineland
MiNr. 1 I A
MiNr. 2 I A
MiNr. 3 I A
MiNr. 4 I A
MiNr. 5 I A
MiNr. 6 I A
MiNr. 7 I A
MiNr. 8 II A
MiNr. 9 II A
MiNr. 10 II A
MiNr. 11 II A
MiNr. 11 II C
MiNr. 12 II A
MiNr. 12 II C
MiNr. 13 II A
MiNr. 13 II C
MiNr. 14 II A
MiNr. 14 II C
On 20 September 1920, Belgium released the first overprints for use in the Rhineland.
The Franc valued were printed with two perforations — A suffix: L 13 3/4 to 14 1/4 and C suffix: L 14 3/4 to 15.
The initial issues featured one of two types of overprint.
Type I
Type II – "D" under "AG"
In 1920, a second printing was done of the Franc values. This printing again featured two perforation types, but used a slightly different overprint.
Type IIII – "D" under "A"
MiNr. 15 I
MiNr. 16 I
MiNr. 17 III
Belgian Military Post in the Rhineland
MiNr. 1 I A
MiNr. 2 I A
MiNr. 3 I A
MiNr. 4 I A
MiNr. 5 I A
MiNr. 6 I A
MiNr. 7 I A
MiNr. 8 II A
MiNr. 9 II A
MiNr. 10 II A
MiNr. 11 II A
MiNr. 11 II C
MiNr. 12 II A
MiNr. 12 II C
MiNr. 13 II A
MiNr. 13 II C
MiNr. 14 II A
MiNr. 14 II C
On 20 September 1920, Belgium released the first overprints for use in the Rhineland.
The Franc valued were printed with two perforations — A suffix: L 13 3/4 to 14 1/4 and C suffix: L 14 3/4 to 15.
The initial issues featured one of two types of overprint.
Type I
Type II – "D" under "AG"
In 1920, a second printing was done of the Franc values. This printing again featured two perforation types, but used a slightly different overprint.
Type IIII – "D" under "A"
MiNr. 15 I
MiNr. 16 I
MiNr. 17 III