Geneva. 1757-1877 Entire letters, covers and cards, the fine postal history collection well written up in two albums with 1757-61 boxed straight line "GENEVE" (3, two from Italy to Marseille sent overland due to the British blockade of the Mediterranean during the Seven Years War), 1769 unframed "GENEVE", 1808 "99 / GENEVE" and "P·99·P / GENEVE" both used during the French Occupation period, "GENEVE / PAR FERNEY" French entry marks, 1815-30 Fischer Post "GENEVE" (7, two types), "PORT-PAYE" or two line datestamp (6, four with "F.F.4"), later uses of the two line datestamp (17, two types), boxed "SUISSE / PAR FERNEY" in black (7) or red (8), boxed "LG" (7, one in red) or red "LG.10K", scarce 1840 "VIA DI / S. JULIEN", various charge marks including "5cs" in red (2) or black, circular framed "P.P." or "P.D", 1843 "APRES LE DEPART", various Geneva datestamps, entry and transit datestamps, T.P.Os, also a late use of straight line "Geneve" in 1897. A good lot, all fine carefully selected strikes. (74). Photo on Page 226. (Image1)