Holyland. German PO in Holyland: 13-03-1906 color picture-postcard of Jerusalem from JERUSALEM to VIENNA, franked at period postcard rate using overprinted Germania 20 Para on 10Pf (Ba25/37) and tied by full strike Ba403 postmark; est. value $130+
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This lot is being offered in a buy or bid sale format, whose initial buyout price is: $44. This price will rise by about 5-10% for every new bid received once the bid level passes the midway mark between the starting bid price and the initial buyout price. In such cases please check the latest buyout price on our homesite or contact us.
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Product Tags: Holylandish, Austrian Postcards, Ottoman Holyland & Forerunners and Postal History from Holyland, Austria and from 1904-1914 2nd Aliya, 20th Century, 1900s which are Philately - significant cachets & postal markings

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Holyland. Jewish colony mail (via Austrian PO): 9 IX 1910 Austrian prepaid 20 Para postal stationary postcard (1908 issue - Ba111) from Haim Dov (Rabbi Kantor of Shfeya - a Mohel & Shochet, one of the first settlers of Meir Shfeia, a tiny locale from which only 2 postcards are known posted of which one from R. Kantor) now in "Colonie" Zichron Yaakov; mailed via HAIFA (as Zichron Post Office only opened in 1912) to JAFFA, addressed to Dr. Arthur Ruppin (head of the Eretz Israel Office of the Zionist Organization) "for Rabbi Binyamin" (pseudonym of the Hebrew essayist Yehoshua Radler-Feldmann, 1880–1957, a founder of Kvutzat Kinneret and the Brit Shalom movement), tied by Austrian PO CAIFA A (Ba123) postmark + next day JAFFA B (Ba126) arrival postmark on front; marked by Ruppin's office cachet as received on 11/9/1910 and with Stars of David sketched on the front. Two filing hole refilled/repaired. Rare mail as associated with a Shfeya resident. Here not marked by "Zichron" line cachets as postcard predates their use (1911/13).
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This lot is being offered in a buy or bid sale format, whose initial buyout price is: $149. This price will rise by about 5-10% for every new bid received once the bid level passes the midway mark between the starting bid price and the initial buyout price. In such cases please check the latest buyout price on our homesite or contact us.
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Product Tags: Holylandish Postcards, Holyland Colonies and Postal History from Holyland and from 1904-1914 2nd Aliya, 20th Century, 1910s which are Philately - Significant Addresses/Persons, Philately - Small Locales, Philately - Postal Stationary, Hebrew on/in non-Israeli object,Object Related Specifically to a Personality or Key Event,

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Holyland. Local Hebrew Ottoman post/Small Locales: 20 FEB 1913 strike of rare violet Aioun Cara postmark (Ba 810v) tied to Ottoman 20 Para frank on picture-postcard (Tuck's) from AIOUN CARA (Rishon LeZion) to ROSH PINA, written in Hebrew; backstamped 22 FEB 1913 HAIFA transit (Ba791 postmark). Collins/Steichele (p.40) notes that "this postmark is very rarely clearly struck". Addressed Segal family is closely identified with early Jewish settlement in Holyland; "H. Segal" may be Haim Yona Segal, the "butcher from Rosh Pina" per Tidhar's 'Encyclopedia' (vol. 3 p. 1177); his wife, to whom the card is addressed was Leah. Est value $1500+
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This lot is being offered in a buy or bid sale format, whose initial buyout price is: $524. This price will rise by about 5-10% for every new bid received once the bid level passes the midway mark between the starting bid price and the initial buyout price. In such cases please check the latest buyout price on our homesite or contact us.
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Product Tags: Holylandish Postcards, Holyland Colonies and Postal History from Holyland and from 1904-1914 2nd Aliya, 20th Century, 1910s which are Philately - significant cachets & postal markings, Philately - Small Locales, Philately - Significant Addresses/Persons, Hebrew on/in non-Israeli object, Philately - Unusual Origin, Destination or Postal Link

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