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Austria marks 80 years of the Federation of Austrian Industries with a €3.10 stamp

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Austria marks 80 years of the Federation of Austrian Industries with a €3.10 stamp

€3.10 Austrian stamp with the House of Industry and a matching Vienna postmark dated 6 November 2026.
Image: Österreichische Post
Published10 Nov 2026Updated10 Nov 2026News date8 Oct 2026Event6 Nov 2026Country🌐 Austria
Location1030 Vienna

Austrian Post issued a €3.10 commemorative stamp on 6 November 2026 for the 80th anniversary of the Federation of Austrian Industries. Anita Kern’s design combines a blue drawing of the House of Industry with the number 80. The Vienna first-day postmark repeats the building and anniversary. Joh. Enschedé printed 160,000 stamps in offset, in sheets of 50. The stamp measures 40 × 32.5 mm and is perforated 13½ by 13½.

Earlier Austrian industry associations took up residence in the building on Schwarzenbergplatz in 1911. Karl König designed the building. The predecessor organisations merged after the monarchy ended, and the resulting body was dissolved following the 1938 annexation by Nazi Germany. The current federation dates its founding to 18 November 1946 and adopted its current formal name in 1996.

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Source: Österreichische Post · Read original source →