1873, folded card purple frame (beniwaku) 1 S. syll. 1 canc. small boxed tensho (seal) style "Kawagoe“ w. red boxed "Kawagoe Postal Agency“ w. "P.M. 8“ mark alongside both on reverse, to Tokyo w. arrival double circle N1B1 7.1.17 (Jan. 17, 1874), also s. l. vermilion on front "delayed by snow“. Early provincial usage outside Tokyo, as Japans first postcards were distributed to places outside Tokyo/Yokohama only from March, 1874.
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1875, folded postcard 1/2 S. orange syll. 11 uprated cherry blossoms 1/2 S. black syll 3 canc. worn killer markings (tsubure-in) from "Yokohama -.1.7" double circle KB1 to Tokyo with "9.1.7" (Jan 7, 1876) type N2B2 arrival.
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1879, UPU card 2 sen canc. "Osaka 22.2.2" via "YOKOHAMA 4 FEB 1889" to London, marked "T" plus blue crayon "0.05", arr. "LONDON MR. 11 89" and due mark "1 D / F.B.".
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1900, envelope Kiku horizontal (western style) size 3 S. uprated Kikue 2 S., 5 S. tied "YOKOHAMA 6.4.13" to Messina, Sicily/Italy (backstamp), endorsed "Per Shammut".
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1940, UPU card 10 S. canc. "KOBE 27.6.4(1)" to Dutch East Indies, civilian internment camp Atlas Vallei Atjeh/Sumatra with dutch censormark. Dated June 19 with optimistic message of internees wife re. "departing not before July 1st" which in fact did not materialize due to german attack on USSR.
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