This 3-pfennig brown stamp was issued by the Deutsches Reich in 1933 to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Beer Hall Putsch of November 9, 1923, an early failed coup attempt by the Nazi Party in Munich. The design depicts a uniformed man holding a Nazi flag, with the Feldherrnhalle in the background, where the putsch reached its climax. The inscription reads “Gedenke des 9. November 1923!” (“Remember November 9, 1923!”). This issue is historically significant as it illustrates the use of philately as a propaganda tool during the early years of the Third Reich. Today, it remains a controversial but notable piece for collectors interested in German history, wartime propaganda, and philatelic political issues.