(Advertising Stationery) 1889 2c. stationery envelope, Chicago to New York, bearing image at left of refrigerated railway truck for Beef and Hog, arrival backstamp.
(Advertising Stationery) circa 1890 1c. stationery envelope from Fort Worth to San Antonio, Texas bearing at left image of railway truck for Fast Freight, no backstamps.
(Bavaria – picture stationery) 1895 60th Anniversary of Ludwigs Railway Opening and image of old Mail Coach, used from Fuerth to Nurnberg.
(Chinese Expeditionary Forces) 1901 (20 AP) cover to Tongku bearing combination franking of India C.E.F. 3p. tied F.P.O. No.20 date stamps, these cancels also tying China 5c. on ½c. B.R.A. (British Railway Administration) which is cancelled by violet undated Railway Post Office Tientsin , reverse with F.P.O. No.4 cds. Very fine condition.
(East Africa) 1898 5 Pesa on 10pf ‘Gruss aus Tanga’ picture stationery card used from Saadani on 9/4/98, Dar-es-Salaam transit of 5/5 and arrival cds of 29/5; slight black ink staining on front otherwise fine.
(Hamburg - Prussia) 1859 (2/4) entire to Pesth, Hungary bearing single franking right-hand marginal 1857 3 Sgr orange-yellow tied bt very fine Hamburg Bahnhof double-ring date stamp, arrival backstamp of 4/4; fine and attractive.
(Picture Stationery) 1890s 1c postal card with four image illustration entitled ‘Souvenir of Lookout Mountain Tenn.’, one at right showing narrow gauge Railway; unused with slight water stain.
(Picture Stationery) 1898 1c. stationery entitled ‘Souvenir of Greater New York’ depicting Elevated Railroad Curver 110th St. used to Germany with uprating stamp removed but still showing New York Williams Bridge duplex.
(Picture Stationery) 1900 5m. stationery card bearing image on front entitled “Gruss vom Nil” and printed message below, the image depicting railway good carriages, used from Caire to Bochum, Germany. Fine condition.
(Picture Stationery) 1914-18 Die I 1d. purple brown letter card, ‘Railway Sleepers, Queensland’ used with full message.
(Schleswig-Holstein) 1866 (28 9) entire franked 1865 1¼S tied Kellinghusen double-ring cds, reverse with various transits including Deetzbull, Neumunster and Leck together with large framed Schlesw.Post-Sped.Bur./ Zug No. 2 two-line tpo
(Schleswig-Holstein) 1867 (20 9) cover to Eckernforde bearing single franking 1867 1 ¼ S grey tied by two very fine strikes of Kiel Bahnhof cds, arrival backstamp of same date
(South West Africa) 1904 5pf. postal stationery card to Crefeld, endorsed “mit Konig via Kapstadt” , the same red ink used cross written over existing message, cancelled Swakopmund D-OA, at left framed senders details from Pioneer of Railways Detachment.
(South West Africa) 1905 violet lithographed Christmas card, stampless to Magdeburg with violet military cachet for Railways battalion, Luderitzbucht cds top right and arrival bottom left.
1883, uprated 5kop stationery envelope with 2x1kop (1866 issue-horizontally laid paper) tied by Moscow cds, posted to Riga and redirected to Libava. Reverse shows TPO 85 serial 3 of Riga Muravyevo railway line, dated 14 January 1883. Earliest known date of this railway line by Kiryushkin-Robinson is 17 November 1883.
1897 Central American Exhibition 2c postal stationery envelope used to Prague, unclear violet despatch, sent at printed matter rate and originally unsealed (now stuck), unusually with arrival backstamp.
1897 Central American Exhibition 2c. postal stationery envelope used to Belgium, uprated 2c. and 6c. of same design tied by violet cork handstamps and unclear octagonal despatch, reverse with Dison transit and arrival cds plus violet cachet 'Legation De Belgique Centre-Amerique'.
1897 Central American Exhibition set of 14 on two special sheets from a presentation folder, each a imperf image in issued colours; fine and rare.
1897 cover to Perpignan, France franked two 6c. Central American Exhibition issue with bar cancels and one tied octagonal date stamp, company dated handstamp at left and Paris transit also tying adhesives, arrival backstamp. Slightly reduced at base.
1908 (31 Ene) 3c. Central American Exhibition stationery card with fine strike of the ‘train’ illustrated duplex, sent to Apeldoorn, Holland with framed ‘T’ in same ink as duplex indicating postage due, arrival cancel at top and 3c image cancelled with postman’s routing number, no charge apparently collected, the card sent by “Directeur du Bureau des Postes”.