No. 635 - arriving mail art "sicher: Die Rente" from Anonymous (Germany) - a digital collage of a Bismarck head on the shoulder of a former politician named Norbert Blüm, who fixed an adverstising poster about the retirement pension. Thank you very much. 
No. 596 - arriving mail art "denk ich an Deutschland in der Nacht..." from Anonymous (Germany) - the sender used the Otto Comic from Servane Morel for his/her collage. Thank you very much. 
No. 583 - arriving mail art from Anonymous (Germany) - a painted sticker with a huge mouth is trying to eat a Bismarck Portrait. (Maybe from Heinz?) Thank you very much. 
No. 574 - arriving mail art "Players welcome" from Anonymous (Germany) - a little package without any valid postage stamp ( I think it has been sent from Heinz too) with a sticker on it after a stitching from Angela Behrendt, she sent in for an other mail art call. Inside the box there is a playmobil figure with a collaged Bismarck face and a helmet on his head. Thank you very much. 
No. 472 - arriving mail art "En attendent Victoire" from RCBz (USA) - The postcards is an artprint which shows Bismarck and Napoleon III. in a ladies' dessous store waiting obviously for the victory. Thank you very much. 
No. 453 - arriving mail art "Fröhlich & Kaufmann ... ohne Otto" from Anonymous (Germany) - an advertising of a german bookstore with the the infirmation without Otto, backsides a yellow card. I suppose it is from Heinz Lotz. Thank you very much. 
No. 364 - arriving mail art "Grüne Häutungen" from Anonymous (Germany) - it came without any senders address, but I think it is from Heinz Lotz - if not, please rebel. It is a commercial postcard of fishes with jackets and with extra collaged Bismarck faces on their shoulders. Thank you very much.
No. 344 - arriving mail art from Anonymous (Germany) - I suppose this postcard with Bismarck inside a vacuum cleaner came from Heinz W. Lotz but it was sent anonymously and without any postage stamp on it, but it arrived. Thank you very much.
No. 282 - arriving mail art "Otto von Bismarck in der Campagne" from Anonymous (Germany) - a modification of the famous painting by Tischbein, representing Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, her with the face of Bismarck. It looked like Uli Grohmann has sent it, but it has been sent anonymously. Thank you very much
No. 239 - arriving mail art "wer muß unter die Soldaten?" from Anonymous (Germany) - a collage combined with an old postcard from world war I. Thank you very much.
No. 211 - arriving mail art from Anonymous (Germany) - an envelope without using a valid postage stamp arrived today. The envelope is collaged with a portrait of the german comedian Otto Waalkes, but here with the typical outfit of the other Otto. Inside the sender (I suppose it was Heinz Lotz) used one of my artistamps.
No. 208 - arriving mail art from Anonymous (Germany) - a postal experiment with no valid postaage stamp arrived - but in a way it failed, because I have to pay taxe for it. According to the handwriting it was made by Angela Behrendt. She used an advertising label of the Touriseum, which I perforated once. Backsides an image of abandoned streetart. Thank you very much. 
No. 121 - arriving mail art from Anonymous (Germany) - collaged portrait to a Thailand beachm backside with a cigarette package of this country. Surely from Heinz W. Lotz (?), but as far as there is no identification it will stay anonymous. Thank you very much.
No. 115 - arriving mail art "Tapetenwechsel" from Anonymous (Germany) - collaged portrait of Bismarck worked out on wall paper. Maybe from Heinz W. Lotz (?), but as far as there is no identification it will stay anonymous. Thank you very much.
No. 30 - arriving mail art "der Bismarckhering - der Pottwal" from Anonymous (Germany) - a postcard from Daniel Behrendt "Postkarten an Mutti" has been used for this additional collage over it. Maybe it has been done from Heinz W. Lotz, but there is no sign on it. Thank you very much
