Figure 29. Mailed a little more than two months after Germany surrendered was this 12 July 1945 Feldpost postcard (with "Feld" crossed out, above) and the Nazi-era "Stadt des KdF-Wagens" circular datestamp used to hand-cancel a 6pf yellow Allied Military Government postage stamp that was issued for use within the British and the American Zones of Occupation. The sender of the postwar card now identified her city as "(20) Groß-Wolfsburg," which was in the British zone. On a printed matter cover mailed to a doctor in Kronach (below), an undated double-ring "(20) Wolfsburg 1." handstamp was used in combination with a standard commercial "17.AUG.1946" datestamp to cancel the 6pf Numeral. This short-lived canceler was in service at Wolfsburg from 15 July 1946 until 17 November 1946.