German World War II stamp - copper ink stamp - Briefstempel Militär flieger Schule Gotha

Calling all WWII history buffs, collectors, and those eager to elevate the décor of your office or shop: Seize this rare chance to own an authentic WWII German hand ink stamper, carefully maintained in good condition. Dating from approximately 1938 to 1945, this remarkable piece offers both historical significance and display appeal.



Constructed from wood and brass, the stamper weighs about 102 grams and measures approximately 35 mm in diameter and 11.5 cm in height. It is ideal for paper stamping or as an eye-catching display item. The craftsmanship and authenticity make it a prized addition to any collection or workspace.

The item depicted in the photographs is the exact piece you will receive—no substitutes or stock photos. Whether you're a dedicated collector, a small business owner in search of a unique artifact, or a WWII enthusiast interested in preservation, this stamper is sure to spark conversation and admiration.

This is a seldom-seen opportunity to possess an original WWII-era artifact, perfect for collectors and enthusiasts aged 18 and up in Europe and the US. It also serves as a thoughtful gift for those fascinated by military history.

Given its distinctive and sensitive nature, we encourage thoughtful ownership and appreciation for its historical background. Interested in adding this exceptional WWII German hand ink stamper to your collection or business? Contact us directly at [insert contact details or link]. Don’t miss out—authentic pieces like this are extremely hard to find.



For small business owners, this stamper makes a captivating display or conversation piece in your office or showroom, infusing your space with authentic history. Collectors, don’t miss the opportunity to secure a rare, genuine WWII artifact for your collection.

Opportunities to own pieces of this caliber are rare and highly sought after. Contact us today to claim this WWII German hand ink stamper—available only while stocks last. Add this exceptional historical item to your collection or workspace now.

Seal is an end product of seal making or seal device. Seal is an impression left on a paper or any other suitable material. Seal was introduced to authenticate a document, a wrapper, envelope or any other container that containes valuables or other objects. In the medieval Europe there were seals attahced to documents that hang below documents they authenticated to which the attachment tag was attached, Around 14th and 15th centuries were introduced so called one sided seals (seals made on the paper or under written text).

The Stamper you can acquire is fairly light and still has anice grip. It has not been much damaged, therefore we considered it to be in a good condition. The Seal part is very detailed leaves an acqurate mark.