KFZ-KENNZEICHEN IN
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FORMER ISSUES - STILL VALID

Diplomatic series since 1973. 1956-2000 plate style.
0 = Diplomatic Corps. 100 = Norway.

Diplomatic series since 1973. 1956-2000 plate style.
0 = Diplomatic Corps. 111 = Poland.

German Forces in France. DF = Deutschland France(?).
7 = Eurocorps (Strasbourg). Former style plate.

OBSOLETE LICENSE PLATES - NO LONGER VALID

Trade plate series since 1956. 1956-2000 plate style. HU = Main- Kinzig-Kreis (Hanau). 04 = Dealer, single use. The 04 plates were replaced in 1998 by the new provisional series with a yellow band.

Export series 1948-88. 209 = Düsseldorf.
Z = Zoll (Customs). Seal reads Bundesfinanzverwaltung D.
I've made an exception for this plate, as it's not mounted on a car,
but is part of my very limited collection.

Export series since 1989. 1989-2000 plate style.
M = München. Valid until end of August 1994.

Export series since 1989. 1989-2000 plate style.
HB = Hansestadt Bremen. Valid until end of September 1994.

Export series since 1989. 1989-2000 plate style.
UL = Ulm / Alb-Donau-Kreis. Valid until end of May 2000.

Export series since 1989. 1995-2000 plate style.
S = Stuttgart. Valid until end of August 1997.

Export series since 1989. 1995-2000 plate style. N = Nürnberg.
Valid until end of July 1997. Notice the leading zero for the month.

Export series since 1989. 1995-2000 plate style, without hyphen.
K = Köln. Valid until end of August 1999.
Notice the leading zero for the month.

Export series since 1989. 1995-2000 plate style.
M = München. Valid until end of May 1995.

Export series since 1989. 1995-2000 plate style.
M = München. Valid until end of August 1997.

Export series since 1989. 1995-2000 plate style.
BB = Böblingen. Valid until end of September 1997.

Export series since 1989. 1995-2000 plate style.
KS = Kassel. Valid until end of August 1997.

Export series since 1989. 1995-2000 plate style, without hyphen.
HB = Hansestadt Bremen. Valid until end of July 1995.

Export series since 1989. 1995-2000 plate style.
HH = Hansestadt Hamburg. Valid until end of October 1997.

Export series since 1989. 1995-2000 plate style.
NMS = Neumünster. Valid until end of August 1999.

Export series since 1989. 1995-2000 plate style, without hyphen.
DÜW = Bad Dürkheim an der Weinstraße. Valid until end of June 2000.