1916 (9 Aug) "Feldpostbrief" with bilingual "Feldpost der Militar Mission Bozanti" in violet, with full enclosure letter, opened by censor with "Militarischerseits under Kriegsrecht geoffnet" (opened under martial law) label and signed by censor on back, some toning, scarce usage (Image)

Est.US$150

1917-18 (12 Mar) picture postcard, endorsed "Feldpost", with good strike of bilingual "Feldpost, Mil.Miss. Bosanti", sent to Germany, with violet censor handstamp, minor toning, also a fieldpostkarte with a 1917 Bosanti handstamp, addressed to Germany, fine (Image)

Est.US$150

1916 (2 Sep) card with Turkish franking canceled "Kurutscheschme" and addressed to Berlin, showing bilingual "Generalstabshauptmann Damad Ismail Hakki Teerfik" handstamp alongside (member of Turkish general staff) addressed to Major Joachimi, framed Ottoman censor cachet, fine and scarce usage (Image)

Est.US$250

1916 three picture postcards, one with "Feldpost Mil. Miss. Bir-Es-Seba" pmks (one stamp removed), the other two stampless with "Mil.Miss. A.O.K.4" (Jerusalem), all addressed to Germany (Image)

Est.US$250

1917 (11 July) Fieldpost cover showing bilingual "Feldpost Mil. Miss. MOSSUL" pmk, addressed to Berlin, military violet handstamp "Brief-Stempel" and "Opened under Martial Law" censor label on reverse, fine and rare cover, used after the fall of Baghdad, when the Ottoman forces moved their operations to Mosul (Image)

Est.US$150

1918 (25 Sep) Fieldpost card addressed to Constantinople, with a perfect strike of bilingual Feldpost Mil.Miss. "Eskischehir", fine and very rare usage (Image)

Est.US$250

1915 Fieldpost cover addressed to Berlin, with violet "Militar Mission Personal Adjutant Konstantinopel" seal, repeated on back, with Berlin arrival (3.3.15) at top, with "auswaertiges amt" (Ministry of Foreign Affairs) official handstamp, fine and very rare (Image)

Est.US$250

1915 Fieldpost card with "Deutsche Militar Mission Feldpost" bilingual datestamp, location not indicated, datelined Constantinople, sent to Berlin and forwarded to Osnabruck, fine (Image)

Est.US$150

1917 Fieldpost cover and lettersheet, each with bilingual "Gleisspitze Bagdadbahn" datestamp, one originating in Constantinople, sent to Potsdam, the other from Aleppo, with Berlin censor label and signature on back, fine (Image)

Est.US$250

1918 ppc from Constantinople with "Kais.Deutsch. Marine Schiffspost No.132" datestamp, endorsed in ms "Turkische Torpedoboots Flotille (Ondine) Konstantinople", dated 14.5.18, fine and extremely rare usage from a Turkish Torpedo boat flotille (Image)

Est.US$250

1918 (16 Mar) picture postcard (Galata Tower) with good strike of bilingual "Feldpost, Mil.Miss. Konia", sent to Germany, also another picture postcard (Bethlehem), with a 1917 Mil.Miss. A.O.K. 4 (Jerusalem), with two framed censor handstamps applied on arrival in Germany, minor card flaws, otherwise fine (Image)

Est.US$150

1918 (14 June) "Feldpostbrief" card, written from "Anatolia" and addressed to an officer with a transportation unit, with clear bilingual "Feldpost Mil. Miss. KONIA", also "Briefstempel" and boxed "S.B. Kraftw.-Fe-Bauzug 926" (transportation Army Telegraph under construction), fine item, signed Mansfeld (Image)

Est.US$150

1916 (10 May) postal card with Turkish franking, canceled "Feldpost Mil. Miss. ALEPPO", sent by a staff member of Von Der Goltz to Germany, fine (Image)

Est.US$150

1917 two Fieldpost picture postcards to Hannover, one with "Feldpost Mil. Miss. Aleppo", the other "Constantinople", some creases, otherwise fine (Image)

Est.US$150

1916 three cards and two covers to Germany, mostly with "Feldpost Mil. Miss. ALEPPO", one cover with "Ortslazarett Aleppo" sent to Strasburg, with censor tape on back, another originating from an orphanage in Beirut, handled as "Fieldpost", fine group (Image)

Est.US$500

1916 (8 Dec) cover endorsed "Feldpost" sent to Germany, with bilingual "Feldpost Mil. Miss. A.O.K.6", also Telegraph unit in Asia Minor handstamped "Brief-stempel" on both sides, censor tape on back, fine (Image)

Est.US$150

1917 cover and picture postcard (Baalbek Temple) to Germany, each with clear bilingual "Feldpost Mil. Mission Damaskus", the former franked with Ottoman 20pa lilac, bearing an additional military seal, handstamped "Sendet keine Nahrungsmittel nach der Turkei" (do not send food to Turkey), opened and resealed by censor, fine-v.f. (Image)

Est.US$250

1917 (1 Apr) picture postcard to Germany, with clear bilingual "Feldpost Mil. Mission Damaskus", with violet "Deutsches Soldatenheim Damaskus" seal, handstamped "Sendet keine Nahrungsmittel nach der Turkei" (do not send food to Turkey) handstamp at bottom (Image)

Est.US$150

1917 (19 Oct) Turkish postal card to Germany, with clear bilingual "Feldpost Mil. Mission Damaskus", also "K.D. Telegraph Branch Asia Minor" and violet military handstamp (Image)

Est.US$150

1917 (2 May) cover endorsed "Feldpost" and addressed to officer's club in Berlin, endorsed "Deutsche Irakgruppe Mossul", with bilingual "Feldpost Mil. Miss. A.O.K.6", fine and scarce usage from Mossul (Image)

Est.US$250

1917 (26 Nov) card sent by a Sister M. Zarnack (nurse at soldier's home in Marmure), with bilingual "Feldpost Mil. Miss. MARMURE" departure pmk, sent to Berlin, fine (Image)

Est.US$150