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Desaster Mail
1904, 14 February, USA, Railway accident, fragment of cover from Pasadena 13.2.04 with label "Post Office Department... St.Louis, Mo., February 19, 1904. / the
enclosed piece of mail was received at this office in its present mutilated condition, having been recovered from pouch damaged by falling under the wheels of the St.Louis&Kansas City R.P.O., train no.6, on February 14, 1904. The matter is being
investigated by this office. GEO. A. DICE, Inspector in Charge."
Condition: Cover (1036963) (Image) (image1)
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| 4415 |
Ganzsache (Complete) Ansichtskarte (Picture postcard) |
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Desaster Mail
1905, 21 June, USA, Railway accident at Mentor, Ohio, two entires from Chicago to New York, each with label "POST OFFICE, NEW YORK, N.Y. / The enclosure was damaged
in the wreck of the "20th Century Linited" train on the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern R.R., that occurred at Mentor, Ohio, Wednesday, June 21, 1905. / WILLIAM R. WILLCOX, Postmaster.". The accident took place about 9.20 p.m., the train no. 26 with
engine no. 4686 and five cars (thereof four sleeping cars) was travelling at full speed, 60-70 mph, when it hit an open switch at Mentor station and derailed. It was telescoped, and coals from the fire box immediately ignited the baggage/buffet car
behind the engine.
Condition: postal stationery/Picture Post Card (1036966) (Image) (image1)
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| 4416 |
Brief (cover) |
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Desaster Mail
1905, 21 June, USA, Railway accident at Mentor, Ohio, cover from Minneapolis, Minn. 20.6. to Stuttgart/Germany with label "Post Office, Boston, Mass. / The enclosure
was damaged in the wreck of the "20th Century Linited" train on the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern R.R., that occurred at Mentor, Ohio, Wednesday, June 21, 1905. / GEO. A. HIBBARD, Postmaster.", and upon arrival officially sealed by Stuttgart P.O.
with label "Mit beschädigtem Umschlag eingegangen, deshalb amtlich verschlossen...". The accident took place about 9.20 p.m., the train no. 26 with engine no. 4686 and five cars (thereof four sleeping cars) was travelling at full speed, 60-70 mph,
when it hit an open switch at Mentor station and derailed. It was telescoped, and coals from the the fire box immediatelly ignited the baggage/buffet car behind the engine.
Condition: Cover (1037104) (Image) (image1)
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| 4417 |
Brief (cover) |
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Desaster Mail
1905, 21 June, USA, Railway accident at Mentor, Ohio, two entires: heavily burnt return receipt; and cover from Chigago, Ill., 21.6.1905 to Hopkinton, NH with
accompanying label "From L.S.&M.S. Tr 26 /wrecked at Mentor, O / June 21, 1905". In addition a letter of Concord P.O. to addressee. The accident took place about 9.20 p.m., the train no. 26 with engine no. 4686 and five cars (thereof four sleeping
cars) was travelling at full speed, 60-70 mph, when it hit an open switch at Mentor station and derailed. It was telescoped, and coals from the the fire box immediatelly ignited the baggage/buffet car behind the engine.
Condition: Cover
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| 4418 |
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Desaster Mail
1905, 21 June, USA, Railway accident, cover to Genova/Italy with red straight line "L.S.M.S. Train wreck Jun 21 05" on reverse, delivered and redirected to
Aix-les-Bains with arrival mark 9.7.
Condition: Cover (1036964) (Image) (image1)
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| 4419 |
Brief (cover) |
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Desaster Mail
1906, 19 January, Fire in Postal Railroadcars, near Beernaerts factory at Wetteren/Belgium, two postal cards to Turkey, each with label "correpondance endommagee a la
suite de l'incendie survenu a la voiture-poste-ambulant Ostende-Verviers le 19 janvier 1906"
Condition: Cover (1036506) (Image) (image1)
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| 4420 |
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Desaster Mail
1906, 19 January, Belgium, Fire in Postal Railroadcars, near Beernaerts factory at Wetteren, cover from Preston/England to Vienna, re-sealed and with label
"correpondance endommagee a la suite de l'incendie survenu a la voiture-poste-ambulant Ostende-Verviers le 19 janvier 1906", with blue "OSTENDE REBUTS 21 JANV 06" and arrival "WIEN 23.1.06".
Condition: Cover (1036600) (Image) (image1)
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| 4421 |
Ansichtskarte (Picture postcard) |
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Desaster Mail
1906, 23 July, USA, Railway accident, ppc from Brussels 7.7.06 to Seattle, Wash., with straight line "Damaged in wreck near CAMDEN, WASH. JULY 23", arrival marks of
Seattle 30.7. and redirected to Bellingham 30.7. The Havre & Spokane train no. 3 had crossed the Rockies, and when emerging from a tunnel near Camden between Newport and Spokane, it derailed and plunged over an embankmant into Diamond Lake. Mail
clerk C.A.Danner drowned as the mail car sank into 20 feet of water.
Condition: Picture Post Card (1037166) (Image) (image1)
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| 4422 |
Brief (cover) |
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Desaster Mail
1906, 30.Dezember, Dt.Reich, Eisenbahnunglück bei Ottersberg, vier Belege (dreimal Dt.Reich, einmal Dänemark) je mit L3 "Beschädigt beim Eisenbahnunglück in
Ottersberg" (vier verschiedene Typen!). Am 30.Dezember um 0.45 Uhr kollidierte in dickem Nebel der Eilzug aus Hamburg mit einem wartenden Güterzug.
Condition: Cover (1036968) (Image) (image1)
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| 4423 |
Brief (cover) |
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Desaster Mail
1908, March, USA, Train Raid, large size registered cover (opened out for display) from Apeldoorn, Holland to Seattle, Wash., USA with New York transit mark 10.3. on
reverse, and two straight line "RIFLED IN TRAIN ROBBERY SPOKANE, WASH." on front.
Condition: Cover (1036974) (Image) (image1)
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| 4424 |
Ganzsache (Complete) |
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Desaster Mail
1908, USA, Railway accident, sationery card McKinley 1c. black from New York 11.3.1908 to Birmingham with straight line "Damaged in wreck Train n.204, Mel", arrival
mark Birmingham and redirected to Hot Springs, Ark, with arrival mark 19.3. on reverse.
Condition: postal stationery (1036730)
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| 4425 |
Ansichtskarte (Picture postcard) |
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Desaster Mail
1908, USA, Railway accident, ppc from Buffalo 13.5.1908 to Muskogee, Okla. with straight line "DAMAGED IN WRECK AT MUSKOGEE, OKLA".
Condition: Picture Post
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| 4426 |
Ganzsache (Complete) |
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Desaster Mail
1908, 27 May, Canada, Railway accident at Paquette Dam, stationery envelope 2c. from Craik, Saskatchewan 23.5.08 to Dorking, England, with straight line "DAMAGED IN A
WRY WRECK" on reverse. Shortly before midnight on 27 May a wave of 200 million cubic feet of water, 20 foot high, began surging down the Current River Valley. The Paquette Dam collapsed, leaving a 150 yard break and washing away the ballast on the
approach to the Canadian Pacific Railway bridge. Five were killed, incl. the three train crew, when the train left the tracks and plunged into the swollen Current River. The Paquette Dam was never rebuilt.
Condition: postal stationery
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| 4427 |
Brief (cover) |
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Desaster Mail
1908, 25 July, France, Railway accident, cover from Gare de Tonnerre 23.7.08 to Besancon, damaged and sent in covering letter (faults) with endorsement
"Correspondance laceree au cours d'un accident en gare de Tonnerre Auxerre le 25 Juillet 1908 / signature".
Condition: Cover (1036931)
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| 4428 |
Brief (cover) |
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Desaster Mail
1909, 15 January, Canada, Railway accident, cover from "SARON ALIA JAN 12 09" to Vaccaville/California with straight line "Damaged in wreck on the Canadian Pac'R.R.
1-15-09", adhesives washed off, with arrival mark 24.1. on reverse.
Condition: Cover (1036733) (Image) (image1)
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| 4429 |
Ansichtskarte (Picture postcard) |
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1909, 13 May, Germany, Railway accident at Herrlisheim (Alsace), two ppc: from Venice to Germany with German straight line "Beschaedigt beim Eisenbahn / Unfall bei
Herlisheim"; and from Switzerland to Holland with Dutch label "Beschadigd bij de spoorwegramp te Herlisheim" (this entire with PTT covering envelope). In the evening hours of 13 May, the express train D 161 Basel-Amsterdam crashed into a wrecked
cargo train. Six persons were killed, a great number (severely) injured.
Condition: Picture Post Card (1036985) (Image) (image1)
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| 4430 |
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1909, 24 July, USA, Railway accident, cover from Kansas City 24.7. to St.Louis with straight line "Damaged.Wab.Wreck" and washed off adhesive. The Wabash passenger
train no. 4 bound for St.Louis crashed into the Missouri river on 24 July 1909 when the railway embankment collapsed having been undermined by flood waters.
Condition: Cover (1036772) (Image) (image1)
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| 4431 |
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Desaster Mail
1909, 6 October, South Africa, Fire in Postal Railroadcars, cover from Brighton/England to Pretoria, heavily damaged with scorch marks. A mail car of the express
train carrying the incoming mail from Europe was set to fire after a chemical substance, which was included in the mail, exploded. This cover survived, was delivered and redirected to Johannesburg on 9 October.
Condition: Cover (1036988) (Image) (image1)
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| 4432 |
Brief (cover) |
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Desaster Mail
1909/1934, Railway incident, USA, two covers 1909+1934, each bearing straight line "Damaged going under train at Painesville, Ohio."
Condition: Cover
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| 4433 |
Ganzsache (Complete) |
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Desaster Mail
1910 (around), Fire in Postal Railroadcars, USA, stationery envelope Franklin 1c. olive-green used from "FORT WORTH TEXAS" (without date) to Ithaca with straight line
"Damaged by fire in mail car at Mitchell Ill."
Condition: postal stationery (1036698) (Image) (image1)
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| 4434 |
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Desaster Mail
1910, 28 July, Fire in Postal Railroadcars, USA-France-Sweden, cover from Hotel Carlton, Aloona, Penn., to Göteborg/Sweden, with attached Swedish label "Försändelsen
tillhör Amerikapost, som den 28 juli 1910 varit utsatt för eldsolycka a stationen Pont St. Marence (Frankrike), Stockholm 1 den 3 august 1910. / Postmästeren." (date changed into "24/11" and "Postmästeren" into "Reklamationskontoret"), upon delivery
redirected to Christianstad. This cover was recovered from the French railway car which had burned at Pont St.Marene station (France) on 28 July 1910.
Condition: Cover (1036920) (Image) (image1)
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| 4435 |
Ansichtskarte (Picture postcard) |
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Desaster Mail
1910, 28 July, Fire in Postal Railroadcars, USA-France-Sweden, ppc from Chicago to Helsingborg/Sweden, with attached Swedish label "Försändelsen, som nu hit
öfversandts fran Franska Postförvaltningen, tillhör Amerikapost, som den 29 Juli 1910 varit utsatt för eldsolycka under postbefordran a linjen Paris-Jeumont. Stockholm den (5/1 in ms.) 1911. / Kungl. Generalpoststyrelsens Reklamationskontor". This
card was recovered from the French railway car which had burned at Pont St.Marene station (France) on 28 July 1910.
Condition: Picture Post Card (1036934) (Image) (image1)
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| 4436 |
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Desaster Mail
1910, 28 July, Fire in Postal Railroadcars, USA-France-Denmark, cover from New York 20.7.10 to Copenhagen/Denmark, with attached Danish label "Naevaerende Forsendelse
er bleven beskadiget ved et Jernbaneuheld i Frankrig den 29 Juli 1910. Kjobenhavens Brevpostkontor.", arrival marks 28.11.10 on reverse. This card was recovered from the French railway car which had burned at Pont St.Marene station (France) on 28
July 1910.
Condition: Cover (1036936) (Image) (image1)
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| 4437 |
Brief (cover) |
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Desaster Mail
1910, 28 July, Fire in Postal Railroadcars, Mexico-France-Germany, postal card from Mexico 15.7.10 to Cologne/Germany, with ms. endorsement "Gerettet aus verbrannter
Amerikapost vom Dampfer La Lorraine via Havre am 28.7.10." (Saved from burnt mail from America originating from steamer La Lorraine via Havre 28.7.10). German officials erroneously stated the damage to be caused by a naval accident; however the mail
went ashore intact and this cover was recovered from the French railway car which had burned at Pont St.Marene station (France) on 28 July 1910.
Condition: Cover (1036923) (Image) (image1)
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| 4438 |
Brief (cover) |
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Desaster Mail
1910, 28 July, Fire in Postal Railroadcars, USA-France-Germany, official mail envelope from Washington 20.7.10 to Berlin/Germany, with label "Gerettet aus verbrannter
Amerikapost vom Dampfer La Lorraine via Havre am 28.7.10." (Saved from burnt mail from America originating from steamer La Lorraine via Havre 28.7.10). German officials erroneously stated the damage to be caused by a naval accident; however the mail
went ashore intact and this cover was recovered from the French railway car which had burned at Pont St.Marene station (France) on 28 July 1910.
Condition: Cover (1036938) (Image) (image1)
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| 4439 |
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Desaster Mail
1910, 28 July, Fire in Postal Railroadcars, USA-France-Denmark, cover from Hoboken 20.7.10 to Copenhagen/Denmark, re-sealed and with ms. endorsement "Beskadigt under
Befordringen ved en Brand i Frankrig" + straight line "Kjobenhavns Brevpostkontor" + signature on reverse. This card was recovered from the French railway car which had burned at Pont St.Marene station (France) on 28 July 1910.
Condition:
Cover (1036937) (Image) (image1)
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| 4440 |
Brief (cover) |
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Desaster Mail
1910, 28 July, Fire in Postal Railroadcars, "Postsache" envelope to Waldenburg/Silesia (used as covering envelope to send crash mail), with straight line "Gerettet
aus verbrannter Amerikapost vom Dampfer La Lorraine via Havre am 28.7.10." (Saved from burnt mail from America originating from steamer La Lorraine via Havre 28.7.10). German officials erroneously stated the damage to be caused by a naval accident;
however the mail went ashore intact and the crash mail being sent in this envelope was recovered from the French railway car which had burned at Pont St.Marene station (France) on 28 July 1910.
Condition: Cover (1036939) (Image) (image1)
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| 4441 |
Ansichtskarte (Picture postcard) |
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Desaster Mail
1910, 21 December, USA, Railway accident at Chicago, Ill., two ppc with scorch marks and straight lines "Damaged by Fire Pitts.&Ohi. /R.P.O. Chicago Yards, Dc. 21st"
resp. "Delayed In Wreck / PITTS.&CHI.TR 16 /At Chicago DEC 21'10". Crossing an open switch, a locomotive crashed into the tender of the eastbound Pittsburgh&Chicago's fast passenger train no. 16 at 57th street, Chicago, Ill. The wreck overturned the
train's tender, a RPO car and baggage car. The locomotive's boiler exploded and the resultant fire burned the railway cars that had overturned. Local firefighters were summonded, they fought the blaze until it was finally extinguished.
Condition: Picture Post Card (1036993) (Image)
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| 4442 |
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Desaster Mail
1910, 21 December, Fire in Postal Railroadcars, USA, cover from Columbus, Ohio 26.11.1910 to Arcadia/Iowa (opened out for display) with label on reverse "Columbus,
Ohio, Dec.23, 1910. / The accompanying mail matter was damaged by fire in Pittsburg & Chicago Train No. 16, in Chicago, Ill., Yards, Dec.21, 1910, which also explains its delay in delivery. / H.W.KRUMM, Postmaster.", Arcadia arrival mark, unclaimed
and returned.
Condition: Cover (1036779) (Image) (image1)
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| 4443 |
Ansichtskarte (Picture postcard) |
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Desaster Mail
1911, 4 May, USA, Railroad accident, two ppc each with red straight line "Damaged in wreck of / MaY 4 / S L&L A Tr. 2" and both with washed off adhesives.
Condition: Picture Post Card (1036790) (Image)
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| 4444 |
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1912, 16 January, Germany-France-USA, Fire in Postal Railroadcars, letter from Rottweil/Germany to New York, damaged by train fire in France, re-sealed by U.S.Post,
and with attached label "United States Post Office / New York N.Y. / the piece of mail herewith was damaged by fire which occured on a mail train in transit through France / Edward M. Morgan, Postmaster".
Condition: Cover (1036511) (Image) (image1)
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| 4445 |
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Desaster Mail
1912, 17 January, China-France-USA, Fire in Postal Railroadcars, line Paris-Cherburg near Mesnil-Mauger, cover from Peking via French P.O. 2.1.12 to Montague/USA,
with "RECEIVED IN BAD CONDITION N.Y.P.O. (HUD.TERM.STA.) alongside and arrival mark 30.1.12 on reverse.
Condition: Cover (1036610)
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1912, 3 October, USA, Railroad accident, cover from Hartford, Conn. 3.10.12 to St.Louis with straight line "DAMAGED IN WRECK / OF TR53.OCT.3" and washed off
adhesive.
Condition: Cover (1036808) (Image) (image1)
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| 4447 |
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Desaster Mail
1912, 3 October, USA, Railway accident at Westport, Conn., burnt fragment of cover with related P.O. label "The attached piece of mail matter was damaged by wreck of
Bos. Spring & N Y RPO tr 53 at Westport Conn October 3 1912. The damage is regretted. Postmaster Boston Mass". Trying to make up lost time and travelling at 60 mph, the Springfield express jumped off the rails when attempting to cross from outside to
inside track. The gas tank and boiler exploded, setting fire to the parlor car, and then spreading to others. Seven persons were killed.
Condition: Cover (1037002) (Image) (image1)
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Desaster Mail
1913, 20 May, USA, Railroad incident, two heavily burnt fragments of mail each bearing straight line "Burnt in Fire / at Santa Fe Depo / Merced Cal. / May 20 13". In
the morning hours of 20 May 1913, a fire broke out in the baggage room of Santa Fe Railroad depot at Meced, Cal., which destroyed virtually all of the stored mail, only a few items out of the middle of the bundles could be saved in a reasonably
readable condition.
Condition: Cover (1036755) (Image) (image1)
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Desaster Mail
1913, 4 November, France, Railroad accident, two entires, ppc and official cover "Republique Francaise / Chambre de Deputes" with straight line "President / de la
Chambre / des Deputes", each with straight line "Accident de service". At 9.40 p.m. the express train no.2 Marseille-Paris collided with post train no.11 of Lyon near Melun station.
Condition: Cover/postal stationery (1036822) (Image) (image1)
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Desaster Mail
1913, 4 November, France, Railroad accident, cover from St.Gervais en Belin 4.11.13 to Valdahon with straight line "Accident de service" and scorch marks. At 9.40
p.m. the express train no.2 Marseille-Paris collided with post train no.11 of Lyon near Melun station. Accompanied by ppc depicting wreckage.
Condition: Cover (1036816) (Image) (image1)
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Desaster Mail
1914, June/July, Germany-Russia(Poland)-Japan, Fire in Postal Railroadcars, Warsaw-Moscow train, commercial cover from Bremen 25.6.14 to Yokohama/Japan with
banderole, seal and ms. endorsement of Russian P.O., upon arrival in Japan with attached label "Received by the Moscow P.O., Russia, from the train No.7 Lynx in the burnt condition. The banderole was, therefore, put on with the seal of Moscow Post
Office." and postmarked "YOKOHAMA JAPAN 3.7.14".
Condition: Cover (1036998) (Image) (image1)
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| 4452 |
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Desaster Mail
1915, 30. September, Postwagenbrand Zug 604 Valenciennes-Brüssel, zwei Feldpostkarten jeweils mit Klebezettel (verschiedene Typen).
Condition: Cover (1036516)
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Ganzsache (Complete) |
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Desaster Mail
1916, 5 June, USA, Railroad accident, stationery envelope Franklin 2c. from Floydada, Tex. 5.6.16 to Louisville, Ky with straight line "Recd from Newt. o. / 14 Wreck
of June 5th / KC Terminal R.P.O. Jun 20".
Condition: postal stationery (1036824) (Image) (image1)
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