New Member Intro: @eper

Hi Aurel, eper
Welcome to the site.
It seems that the members did not notice that you are a new member.
As recommended by cursus, you should introduce yourself again with the title "New member"
George

Aurel (eper ):

Thanks for your post.  I have now renamed this thread to make it clear that it is intended for your introduction.  As other members have already pointed out, please make a proper introduction of yourself with the following info:

• Name
• Collecting interests
• Where you live
• How you found TSF
• Anything else you would like to tell everyone about yourself or your interests

Once you have made the introduction in this thread, Steve (Admin ) will give you access to the rest of the Forum, where you can then create a new thread with your question about the Austrian postmark in a suitable location in the boards.

Aurel, do you understand what we are asking of you?

We hope you will make your intro as requested, and then you can create your new thread.

Hello and welcome eper!

Hi eper
I don't collect Romanian stamps and that's why my opinion can be corrected by experts.
Your stamp is issued by Romania (the effigy of King Carol I) and I think the postmark is Romanian.
Cernavoda is a port city on the Danube that after 1878 (along with the Dobrogea region) left the Ottoman Empire and became part of Romania.
Regarding postal traffic on the Danube - Cernavoda - Constanta (port on the Black Sea) - Constantinople, I found some information on the website "romaniastamps/Posta locala" about 2 companies that had a concession for postal transport.








In a week I will receive Kiriac Dragomir's work - "Stampilografie Postala" and I will be able to check if the cancellation is Romanian.
What catalog are you referring to when you wrote that you can't find the cancellation on your stamp?