(French Zone – Wurttemberg) 1948 set of six stationery cards, (P1-6) 20pf single card slight bump top right otherwise; fine condition with sharp corners.
(German Occupation) 1940 12(Gr) on 15Gr. brown postal stationery card, the outward part of a reply card to Tschensteschau with Warchau C1 machine despatch cancel, fine condition.
(German Post Offices) 1900 (22/12) 10pf Reichspost Germania postal stationery card, unoverprinted to Homburg, uprated with similar 5pf cancelled by Peking Deutsche Post cds, arrival cds at left; fine condition with message from soldier 8th company, No.2 Regiment.
(German Post Offices) 1901 (23/5) 1c postal stationery card used as a plain card endorsed “feldpostkarte” to Konigsberg cancelled by K.D.Feld-Postation No.7 (of Paotingfu), fine blue-green military cachet at left; some adhesion on reverse at left side.
(German Post Offices) 1901 (9/1) 10pf Reichspost Germania postal stationery card, unoverprinted to Naples, Italy cancelled by Peking Deutsche Post cds, arrival square circle cancel at left; some slight ageing , a scarce Boxer period card to a non German destination.
(German Post Offices) 1901 2pf grey Reichspost stationery card uprated 1898 overprinted 3pf and 5pf Numerals, all tied by Tientsin a Deutsche Post cds, Dresden arrival cds at left.
(German Post Offices) 1903 (29/7) 5pf postal stationery card addressed to Shanghai and tied by Hankau Deutsche Post cds, redirected on arrival to Tsingtau with China 1c. Coiling Dragon applied and tied bilingual cds, Shanghai b Deutsche Post cds bottom right, arrival cds at left; a fine condition combination card.
(Incoming Mail) 1913 (23.8.) 10o. Denmark postal stationery card from Copenhagen, addressed to “The East Asiatic Comp/ Muang Prae/ Bangkok” with both Bangkok and Prae to left of stamp image; fine condition.
(Italian Post Offices) 1883 (19/ 5) 10c. Italian postal stationery car to Genova cancelled by fine Alessandria D’Egitio (Poste Italiano) cds, full message on reverse, fine and scarce.
(Janina) 1910 ’20 Para 20’ on 10c. postal stationery card with two cds, addressed with message to Germany but no further cancels.
(Japanese Post Offices) 1888 2Sen postal stationery card to Tokio cancelled with over-inked bars, small I.J.P.A. Shanghai despatch to left and arrival to left of this; long message, a good sound example.
(Japanese Post Offices) 1889 3Sen postal stationery card to Nagasaki cancelled with cork segmented handstamp, small Shanghai I.J.P.A. despatch at left and arrival to left of this; message in English.
(Japanese Post Offices) 1896 (25 Dec) 4k Russian postal stationery card bearing good strike of the rare framed PAQUEBOT handstamp (Hosking type 3089), cancelled Gensan I.J.P.O.; some overall ageing to card, rare, especially with such clear cancels.
(Kamerun) 1892 (29 4) German forerunner 3pf. postal stationery wrapper to Rosenthal uprated 3pf. and 5pf. tied by two Kamerun cds, arrival backstamp; fine condition.
(Lagos) 1893 ‘1d’ on Penny Halfpenny postal stationery card addressed to Germany with a fine hand-drawn picture of the artist painting a Lion, addressed and messaged but sent under cover.
(Lagos) 1893 ‘1d’ on Penny Halfpenny postal stationery card addressed to Germany with a fine hand-drawn picture of the artist painting a Lion, addressed and messaged but sent under cover.
(Leeward Islands) 1929 1 ½d. stationery envelope correctly used to Brooklyn, N.Y. USA; fine and clean example of a surprisingly scarce item.
(Local Posts) 1897 5c. postal stationery card of Morrish Horseman, El Ksar to Tetuan, cancelled by Postes Marocaines El-Ksar, with message on reverse with Postes Marocaines Tetuan arrival cds; fine and scarce.
(Local Posts) 1897 5c. postal stationery card of Morrish Horseman, Tetuan to El Ksar, cancelled by Postes Marocaines Tetuan, with message on reverse with Postes Marocaines El-Ksar arrival cds; fine and scarce.
(Local) Late 1890s 5c. postal stationery card of Moorish Horseman, El Ksar to Tetuan cancelled by Maghen negative seal, the card is a slightly different shade from normal and does not have the '4T7' imprint at bottom left; very rare.