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Post by Deleted on May 3, 2018 17:56:24 GMT
1918 Local Post Stamps - OrtspostmarkenItalian stamps with colored overprints prepared during the Austrian occupation. The cities involved were; Ampezzo, Auronzo, Cividale, Codroipo, Gemona, Latisana Longarone, Maniago, Moggio, Palmanova, Pieve di Cadore, S.Daniele S.Georgia , S.Pietro , Splimbergo, Tarcento, Tolmezzo, Udine These were not issued as the military personnel involved did not have "head office" approval and the Armistice to end WWI was signed at about the same time. They are listed in Austria Specialized Catalogs Auronzo & S. Pietro are the 2 with the highest CV so I am only including these as the same series repeats itself.        
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Post by Beryllium Guy on May 3, 2018 20:54:46 GMT
1918 Local Post Stamps - OrtspostmarkenItalian stamps with colored overprints prepared during the Austrian occupation. The cities involved were; Ampezzo, Auronzo, Cividale, Codroipo, Gemona, Latisana Longarone, Maniago, Moggio, Palmanova, Pieve di Cadore, S.Daniele S.Georgia , S.Pietro , Splimbergo, Tarcento, Tolmezzo, Udine These were not issued as the military personnel involved did not have "head office" approval and the Armistice to end WWI was signed at about the same time. They are listed in Austria Specialized Catalogs Auronzo & S. Pietro are the 2 with the highest CV so I am only including these as the same series repeats itself. Nelson, I had not realized that there was already an existing thread for these gems, started by you no less, but thank you for re-posting them here, too. They are great! |
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Post by Deleted on May 4, 2018 11:44:23 GMT
Tirol 1919-21Lokalausgaben - local issues To control parcels destined for foreign countries, the export of which was closely regulated. The government ordered control in both postal and rail transportation. The small stamps were to be for postal parcels and large stamps for railway parcels. Used specimens can be found.     ![]()
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Post by Deleted on May 5, 2018 12:42:36 GMT
East Tirol - Osttirol1920, Oct. 16. Private propaganda stamps (essays). In black and gold overprint. Found with errors - "Hau" instead of "Gau" (example below) and "Teutscher" Instead of "Deutscher" Note the granite paper. [Images removed by deleted member]
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Post by Deleted on May 7, 2018 13:09:22 GMT
Issued during the period of Austrian occupation in 1918. Following the occupation of South Tyrol by the Italian armies late in 1918, the postal service was suspended and the Chamber of Commerce of Meran was authorized to establish a local post. This is the 2nd of 2 series [Images removed by deleted member] The values above were to be used for newspapers, postcards and letters respectively |
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Post by Deleted on May 9, 2018 11:19:01 GMT
Hotel Mail Mountain inns not serviced by the State Post maintained a shuttle service to the nearest post offices Zell am See Hotels Kesselfall Alpenhaus & Moserboden White paper perf 9 - 1926 Thin white paper perf 10.5 - `1927 [Images removed by deleted member] |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 3, 2018 12:48:22 GMT
LEITMERITZ
According to an article in The Philatelist, there are three printings of these stamps.
A first one, possibly "genuine", but suppressed by the authorities.
A second printing, certainly a forgery, which could have been made by the Spiro Brothers.
Finally, a third printing, attributed to another famous forger, S.Allan Taylor from Boston. This may well be wrong as Taylor gets attributed wrongly in many cases. S. Friedl is more likely the forger.
These stamps were apparently prepared by Dr. Elb of Dresden, but never used. Nonetheless, they are varied, well designed and interesting. [Images removed by deleted member] The first series was printed in 5 values of 11 different colours resulting in 55 different varieties.
The Lion stamps were printed in 10 values from 1Kr to 50Kr which seems unusually high for local postage rates
J.B. Moens makes first note of these being introduced to him by a E. Zawadski in the Oct. 1867 issue of his "Le Timbre Poste" - an excellent journal and catalog on the early history of stamps Monsieur J.-B. Moens, à Bruxelles.
Je signale à votre attention la création de cinq timbres nouveaux que vient d'émettre l'express compagnie de Leilmeritz (Bohême). Ils sont destinés à l'affranchissement de la correspondance entre les cinq villes voisines, qui ont chacune les mêmes timbres, mais de couleurs différentes. 11 y a : 5, 10, 15, 25et 50 kreuzer.
Les quatre premiers timbres portent au centre le chiffre de la valeur; le cinquième représente une colombe messagère avec l'inscription : Brief-Geld Postpaket hefôrderung der Leitmeritzer express
compagnie. Les 5, 10, 15 kr. sont rectangulaires, le 25, triangulaire et le 50 octogone.
Je vous prie de recevoir, etc., etc.
Edm. Zawadzki.
Moens notes in the next issue that the apparent owner E, Hofer has sent him more examples and claims the company is handling local mail but he cannot offer any concrete proof. Moens then suggests that these are nothing more than bogus stamps issued for collectors only.
In the 1886 issue he notes that Sigmund Friedl a well known dealer and forger made copies.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 10, 2018 14:50:00 GMT
Issued during the period of Austrian occupation in 1918. Following the occupation of South Tyrol by the Italian armies late in 1918, the postal service was suspended and the Chamber of Commerce of Meran was authorized to establish a local post. [Images removed by deleted member] |
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Post by blaamand on Sept 10, 2018 20:07:51 GMT
Fascinating, I've never seen any of them. Thanks for sharing
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