TEMPEL-KOLONIE /HAMIDJI/WEILHELMA/DUETSCHE POST/JAFFA violet handstamp on cover to Berlin, with 5c stamp tied by JAFFA cancel (date not clear). Wilhelma as the smallest of the German Templer Colonies, founded in 1902, population had grown to 150 by 1911. Scarce (Image)

TEMPEL-KOLONIE/HAMIDJIE/WILHELMA/DEUTSCHE POST/JAFFA violet handstamp (Bale #413) on postcard with 20 para stamp tied by Jaffa cancel 18.12.08. Wilhelma was smallest of German Templer Cololnies and is the least common of the agency markings. Clean. (Image)

“AUS JAFFA” handstamp marking on Postal Reply Card, collected from box outside Jaffa on the road to Jerusalem, addressed to Germany. Jerusalem Bridge cancel without time, 31.8.12, unused reply card attached. This handstamp is unlisted in Bale cat. (Image)

AUS RAMLEH (Palestina) violet handstamp on 20 para postal card addressed to Germany (Bale #411 $500), Jaffa Deutsche Post cancel, 7.12.06, receival cancel on front. Very clean. (Image)

“Aus Sarona/bei Jaffa (Deutsche Post) Bale #412 violet handstamp on 10c postal card, addressed to German Consulate in Jerusalem, with 7.20.10 Jaffa Deutsche Post cancel. Return address on card Sarona (Jaffa Consulat!). Most unusual. (Image)

1898-1918, Splendid mostly exhibit-mounted collection in 3 volumes, about 100 franked covers cards and ps with important range of Postal Agency boxed or s/l hs incl. Aus Ramleh, Aus Jaffa, Aus Jerusalem [x2], bold Paquebot hs for Hungarian steamer S.S. Petofi, then wide range of postal stationery types (few mint) in exceptional condition, strong in wrappers and reply cards, then a range of registered mail (incl. uprated ps), some internal uses as well as to foreign destinations, finally over 45 WWI fieldpost items including a range of cancels and uses, in all a great start with many choice items in exceptional condition, examine (€ 1’200/2’000) (Image)

WORLD WAR I, Deutsche Feldpost cancel, 3 stars, (Palestine), 29.3.18, on cover addressed to Werdau/Sachsen (Germany) with red “FELDPOST” LABEL, scarce as such. (Image)