This stamp from Bavaria (Bayern), issued in 1919, belongs to the "Farmer" definitive series, which was one of the last sets produced before Bavaria’s postal administration was fully absorbed into the German Reichspost. The design depicts a farmer pushing a plough, symbolizing agriculture, hard work, and the Bavarian countryside. Printed in a striking orange shade, this 10 Pfennig issue is typographed and perforated. These Bavarian Farmer stamps are a favorite among collectors due to their historical context—marking the end of Bavaria’s independent postal issues and the transition into Weimar Germany. A fine piece of German regional philately, it offers both historical and thematic appeal.