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Mainz City Mark
Variations on this wheel symbol were used from the 16th through late 19th century. Usually without the crown at the top. The city of Mulhouse also used a wheel, however it is a gear wheel with toothed edges. |
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Munich City Mark (München)
The angel was used, in one form or another,
from the 17th century through the late 19th century,
date numerals began in the mid 18th century. |
  
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Norden City Mark
The mark is seen with five, six & seven pointed stars. |
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Nurnberg City Mark (Nuremburg)
Beginning in the 1760's, a date letter was used,
but as a separate stamp from the city mark. |
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Posen City Mark
Posen city marks with year numbers can be found as early as 1780 and as late as 1834. Earlier examples are without date or crown. |
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Prenzlau City Mark
Eagle with helmet. |
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Prussia Region
Tax mark, used between 1809 and 1812, initials stand for King Friedrich Wilhelm.
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Rostock City Mark
Late sixteenth through mid seventeenth century. |
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Schleswig City Mark
Town mark was sometimes included within the same cartouche as maker's mark. |
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Stade City Mark
Similar to Bremen, but the key has a Gothic cross handle |
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Stolp in Pommern City Mark
Now Stupsk, Poland |
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Stuttgart City Mark
The rearing horse was used in the 16th & 17th centuries. From the 18th through late 19th century, it evolved into a running horse and acquired a letter (indicating assayer) below his belly.
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Ulm City Mark
Variations on this shield were used from the 16th through late 19th century. Sometimes without the rabbit ears at the top. |
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