US Postal Service Makes Nazi Symbol a Stamp.

"While browsing through the notorious “Al Martin Raw” website I was astonished to read that the USPS has appropriated the Nazi Eagle on its new 57 cent stamp. I was more than astonished - I didn’t believe it - but a quick search of www.usps.gov , showed me it was true..."
<http://www.themanisreport.tripod.com/eagle.html>

Help! I'll be doing everything online that I can.

but it has been at 37 for a while now.

Someone shows you a US stamp with Nazi paraphanelia on it and your reaction is to the price?

all this and a Nazi stamp too...welcome to the new American Empire, now in goosestep teal!

:scared:

will be fully installed.

Wonder if the Anti-Defamation League is aware of this???

http://www.archives.gov/research_room/alic/reference_desk/new_deal_labor.html



NRA Blue Eagle

The eagle used by FDR for the national recovery act.

I have seen these "federal eagles" on a post office
that I think was from the late 40's.

So I think the deco eagle has been used but these
are on the creepy side.

But it is not quite the cathedral of light but odd still.

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n/t

Why not just put out a pro bush film titled 'triumph of the will.'

I went to the USPS Web site and can't find it.

are from the USPS.com site.

But the image urls are from the usps website. They are real. It is just a question if you think the "art deco eagles" are really...

It's a freakin' Art Deco eagle design from the 1930s, not a Nazi symbol. Take a look at pretty much any building built by the Works Project Administration and you'll find one. The stamp commemorates WPA architecture, which many people are working hard to preserve.

I suppose next we'll see a thread on how Nick At Nite's "Hogan's Heroes" re-runs are actually part of a CIA psy-ops project to gin up support for the overthrow of the government.

It's just a 1930's art deco eagle. The Post Office use dhtis design before, I think when Clinton was in office....

There's no swastika, Nazi Eagles had swastikas...

Here are REAL Nazi Eagles...

Here's an example from a 1935 commemorative which also features the Potsdam Garrison Church:

The one on the coin looks like a traditional German eagle, i.e., pre-Nazi. But you are right, German eagles during the Nazi period didn't all have swastikas, but the ones which were meant to symbolize Nazi power and rule DID.

Checking the usps.gov i did not see any stamps like that maybe iam not looking in the right area or catagory. :argh:

It's no longer sold. It was issued in 2001 and is called the "Art Deco Definitive Stamp." here is what the PO said at the time it was issued.. (do a search in Google for "Art Deco" and "stamp")

<i> The 55-cent Art Deco Eagle stamp is for First-Class letters weighing more than one ounce and up to and including two ounces. It was illustrated by Nancy Stahl, of New York, N.Y., and Herrman was the art director. The stamp will be available in panes of 20 self-adhesive stamps. Eagles -- like the one featured on the Art Deco Eagle stamp -- were popular decorative elements on art deco lobby mailboxes in the 1920s and 1930s. These letter boxes were made
of a variety of metals including bronze, brass and cast aluminum alloys.</i>


come on folks, do a little research before you panic!!! leave that to the freepers, THEY'RE the ones who are supposed to get bent out of shape by rumors about symbols on pop cans and stamps and such...

does'nt anybody know anything??

I think that is a peculiar design of the American eagle that was used a long time ago.

...just because it's in a chiseled art deco style. The fascists borrowed from art deco design, not the other way around. There are plenty of buildings from the 30s in the US that have similar eagles on them.

So you should be able to name a few.

Here's one..

Federal Office Building, New York, 1935.

http://www.loc.gov/bicentennial/propage/NY/ny-18_h_lowey5.html

Here's another, on a Post Office in Minneapolis.

http://www.lileks.com/mpls/post/post7.html



I also remember seeing one on a building at Ohio University. It's been 20 years since I attended so I can't remember the name of the building but it was the one nearest the graffiti wall. We used to joke and remark it looked like a building at Nuremberg but it was a plain US 1930s eagle.


Sorry, I don't have time to do more but there's a lot of sites online about the WPA and Art Deco design.

At least I hope so. I have a genealogy web site with a fleur d'lis and that same eagle on it. It kind of freaked me out too, but it seems that had been a traditional German symbol for a very long time. The Nazis put the swastika on it, I think, and that one doesn't have it.

seal of the Federation:


crest of the Federal Gouvernment:


crest of the Bundestag:


...

Since the stamp came out in 2001 that means it was planned and designed during the Clinton Administration, NOT shrub's.

He said "yeah that could be the "ReichsAdler" (Imperial Eagle)." Then he asked what it was on.

Wow, what a tell. Hope the US doesn't play poker :-)

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