Hungary. 1919 (July 7) Postcard from Budapest to Genoa, with "Comando Supremo/Regio Esercito Italiano/Missione Italiana per l'Armistizio/Delegazione di Budapest" four-line handstamp in violet from the Armistice Commission, using the courier to Vienna, there tying the "Leoni" 5c with military P.M. 124 cds, underfranked for the 10c rate of a postcard containing up to five words, collecting with postage due 5c the tax imposed. Extremely rare. (Image)

1919 (July 11) Cover from Budapest to Milan, with senders's indicating Italian Mission of Armistice, Vienna as the address to forward the correspondence, showing on reverse "Missione Militare Italiana/Budapest" two-line handstamp in violet, bearing on obverse Trento & Trieste 20c on 20c, which was no longer valid then, consequently uncancelled, with military P.M. 124 cds alongside from Trento and and taxed with "2" collected with 5c and 20c postage dues on reverse; some faults to cover. Extremely rare. (Image)

1919 (sept-Nov) Two postcards from a telegraphist in the Italian Military Mission in Budapest (manuscript), the earlier carried by courier to Trieste, where the Hungary 10h applied on departure was not considered as valid, so it remained uncancelled with Trieste cds at left, but without applying a tax; the later item was correctly franked with "Leoni" 5c & 10c and tied in and censored in Trieste after courier's carriage. A very rare duo. (Image)