A Different Kind of Birding Part II: Birds on the Stamps of South West Africa
South West Africa - the future Namibia - was declared a German Protectorate on 7 August 1884. Just under four years later, on 7 July 1888, the first stamps were used in Otjimbingue. In 1891 the Eagle issue appeared and was used in the whole country. So the first stamps used in SWA had a bird as their image, be it "only" a graphical Reichsadler.
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