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October review documents Germany’s Blue Boy, Star Trek and other September stamps

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October review documents Germany’s Blue Boy, Star Trek and other September stamps

German €0.95 Stamp Day design reproducing the Alexandria Blue Boy cover
Image: Bundesministerium der Finanzen / Deutsche Post, reproduced by StampIQ
Published16 Oct 2026Updated16 Oct 2026News date7 Oct 2026Event3 Sep 2026Country🌐 Germany
LocationGermany

An illustrated review published on 7 October 2026 documents Germany’s five 3 September stamp subjects: the Alexandria “Blue Boy”, the 60th anniversary of Star Trek, 75 years of the Federal Constitutional Court, publisher Aenne Burda and adaptation to climate change.

The first four are €0.95 issues. The climate-adaptation stamp adds a €0.40 charitable surcharge to that face value. The Blue Boy also appears in a miniature sheet reproducing the historic cover. The Aenne Burda design uses perforations intended to recall dressmaking-pattern cutting lines.

Commemorative stampsBlue BoyStar TrekAenne BurdaClimate adaptation
Source: StampIQ; corroborated by Deutsche Post · Read original source →