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| Aušros Vartai / Ostrabrama / Gate of the Dawn |
Showing posts with label Aušros Vartai/Ostra Brama. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aušros Vartai/Ostra Brama. Show all posts
Sunday, August 23, 2015
Vilnius 1926
Thursday, March 12, 2015
Vilnius 1910
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| Gate of Dawn / Aušros Vartai / Ostra Brama |
A very nice postcard of the Gate of Dawn (Aušros Vartai in Lithuanian and Ostra Brama in Polish) sent in 1910 from Вильна / Vilna (now Vilnius, Lithuania) to München/Munich, Germany. The description of the postcard is in Polish which was the major local language back in that time. The gate has a famous pilgrimage chapel in the upper floor so it is often described as Kaplica Ostrobramska in Polsih (Kaplica is chapel in Polish).
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Vilnius-Warszawa Railway post 1927
This is a cancellation of the Polish railway post (Poczta Peronowa) track number 117, the line between Wilno/Vilnius and Warszawa/Warsaw. Vilnius has been occupied by the Poles during the interwar period and used regular polish stamps after the annexation of "Central Lithuania/Litwa Środkowa" in 1922. The stamp depicts the Aušros vartai/Ostra Brama in Vilnius. It has been issued in 2 denominations, 1 grosz and 24 grozsy (pluriel of "grosz"). The 24 groszy stamp has 2 color variations.
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Vilnius 1938
A postcard during the Polish occupation sent to Cieszyn, Silesia/Śląsk in Poland. Wilno is the Polish name for Vilnius. There is a machine cancellation with an advertisement of the post encouraging companies to advertise on their cancellations. the picture on the card is the Aušros Vartai/Ostra Brama.
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