Showing posts with label Postal service registry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Postal service registry. Show all posts
Sunday, May 11, 2014
Kaunas 1936
These are 2 receipts of postal money order sent in 1936 from Kaunas to Surviliškis, a small town near Kaunas with a population of little over 300. I have decided to post those because the postmarks are very clear! The left one has been sent on March 6th from Kaunas centr. (centrinis paštas/central post office) to Surviliškis arriving on the next day, the right one on March 26th from Kaunas - Gelež. Stotis (geležinkelio stotis/railway station) to the exact same destination. The numbers with the inscriptions "Lt." (Litas) and "ct." (centas) on the top are the amounts (1 Litas = 100 centas) sent.
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Šatės 1907
Nice arrival cancellation of Vilkomir/Ukmergė
Thursday, January 6, 2011
Švėkšna 1936
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Anykščiai 1907
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Klaipėda 1920
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Jašiūnai 1943
An international parcel registry card sent in 1943 from a local post office in Jašiūnai(Wilna/Vilnius county)to Trenenbrietzen. Jašiūnai is a small town with the population less than 2000, located east of Vilnius, not far from the Belarusian border. You can see that the Nazi authority did not bother germanizing the names of small towns and villages.
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Šiauliai precancellation 1941-45
Those Hitler stamps with Šiauliai/Schaulen precancellation were used mainly as proof of payment for prepaid postal services sometime between 1941 and 1945. In this case, it is a copy of a receipt of an insured registered shipment from Šiauliai. There are few other places that have used those local precanceled stamps, the most famous one within Ostland were the ones of Peetri, Estonia. How they used those precancellations, are not entirely clear but each location has not used them for the exact same purposes.
Acquired both on Ebay, 2005 and 2007.
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Skuodas 1942

This is a domestic parcel registry card sent in 1942 from Skuodas to Ossersee(now Zarasai, Lithuania). You can see from the cancellations that the parcel has been sent from a local post office in Skuodas but received by the Dienstpost office in Ossersee/Zarasai. The card is bilingual, written in both, German and Lithuanian.
Acquired in 2008 in Tokyo, Japan.
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