This Nurnberg Bildpostkarte depicts Albrecht Diirer’s house, a western view of the Imperial Castle, the Holy Ghost Hospital, and the Bratwurstglocklein, a “Beer Restaurant” famous for its sausages, with Der Fuhrer in the center of the collage.

Scott 465 canceled with the Postamt Nurnberg 2 Besonder Handstempel on
14 September 1935.
This special hand stamp was basically the same as that used in 1934, but the “b” in the 1935 cancel is known to have used in the main post office (Nurnberg 2). The handstamps seem to be found almost always only on commemorative postcards, and on covers bearing the special commemorative postage stamps This may indicate that they were reserved to provide favour cancellation on philatelic mail presented by collectors and souvenir hunters at special philatelic counters set up for the purpose in each post office. Inasmuch as most often the handstamp is found on unaddressed cards and covers, a postally used item such as this has greater value.