This document is a mail-order subscription offer from Firma Sieger sent to Eduard Holland in the early 2000s. It invites the recipient to collect German stamps from the "Economic Miracle" era (1949–1974) using the company's then-new computer system. For a trial price of €19.95, the customer receives a hardcover album and 20 mint-condition stamps, with a 30-day money-back guarantee. Although the stamps are historical, the use of the Euro currency and a five-digit postal code confirms this specific marketing flyer was produced long after the stamps themselves were originally issued.
Germany officially adopted Euro banknotes and coins on January 1, 2002. The prices listed €19.95 confirm this document was produced after 2001. The address for Eduard Holland uses a five-digit postal code (32105). Germany switched from four-digit to five-digit postal codes on July 1, 1993, following reunification.
