Issued in December 1900, this 80 pfennig stamp from German New Guinea features the imperial yacht SMS Hohenzollern, symbolizing Germany's maritime power and colonial aspirations. Printed by the Imperial Printing Office in Berlin using typographic methods, the stamp showcases a dark reddish carmine and red-black color scheme. It measures 22 x 26 mm and is unwatermarked, with a comb perforation of 14 x 14½. This issue is part of the "Yacht" series, which was used across various German colonies and is notable for its consistent design. The stamp is cataloged as Michel DR-NG 15, Scott DR-NG 15, Yvert et Tellier DR-NG 15, and Stanley Gibbons DR-NG 15. In mint never hinged (MNH) condition with very fine centering, this stamp is a significant piece for collectors interested in German colonial philately. Estimate "$90 – 110".​