07 - Military Mail, Censored, Free Franking continued...
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 Port. India 1943 registered censored commercial cover from Margao to Bombay franked on the back with a
strip of three 2 reis Imperio issues (CE 349) and a single 2 tangas Padroes issue (CE 340). The stamps are tied by a “Margao” octagonal postmark + one “Bombay- Registration” arrival CDS. Censor tape is tied on the front with a straight line violet
“DHC/ 328” and a boxed “DHC/49” censor mark front and back. Tears at top.(Image 1)
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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM |
| 503 |
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 Port. India 1944 censored cover from Mardol to Belgaum British India, franked on the back with six 1
real Imperio issues (CE 348) and a single 1 tanga Imperio issue (CE 353). The stamps are tied by a “Marvel” village CDS, a partial “Nova-Goa” transit CDS and a partial “Belgaum” slogan cancel. The censor tape is tied by a boxed “DHG/3” (Belgaum)
censor mark + a straight line violet “DHG/8” on the front.(Image 1)
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| 504 |
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 Port. India 1944 censored cover from Mormugao to Bristol England, franked with a pair of 1 tanga
Imperio airmail issues (CE 1) and a single 1 rupia Imperio issue (CE 359). The stamps are tied by a “Mormugao” CDS. The censor tape is tied on the front with a straight line violet “DHC/323” and on the back with a black boxed “DHC/80” censor mark.
The 1 rupia Imperio issue on cover is scarce.(Image 1)
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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM |
| 505 |
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 Port. India 1944 registered censored commercial cover from Margao to Bombay franked on the back with a
strip of three 8 reis Padroes issues (CE 369) and a pair of 3 reis Imperio issues (CE 350) The stamps are tied by an indistinct “Margao” hexagonal postmark and a partial “Bombay-Inland” registration receiving CDS. “Margao” registration label on the
front. The censor tape is tied on the front with a straight line violet “DHC/332” and on the back with 2 boxed “Passed DHC/49” censor marks. The Padroes 8 reis value is scarce on cover. Tears at top.(Image 1)
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| 506 |
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 Port. India 1944 registered censored cover from Nova-Goa to Bombay franked on the back with a strip of
three 2 reis on 8 reis Padroes issues (CE 337) and a pair of 1 tanga Imperio issues (CE 353), making up the correct registration rate to Bombay. “Nova-Goa” registration label on the front. The stamps are tied by an octagonal “Nova-Goa - Central”
registration postmark with no year in the date bridge. Partial “Bombay G.P.O.” CDS on the back. Large violet “REGISTRADA” handstamp on the front. The censor tape is tied on the front with a straight line violet “DHC/340” and on the back with a black
boxed “Passed DHC/49” registration mark.(Image 1)
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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM |
| 507 |
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 Port. India 1942 (?) censored cover from Mormugao to the International Red Cross in Geneva Switzerland.
Posted by G. Mangraviti, a civilian internee at Mormugao and crew member of the “Anfora”. Franked with a 2 1/2 tangas Padroes (Mf# 341). Civilian internees did not have free franking privileges. Indistinct Goa postmark tying stamp. Double censored:
DHG/1 (Belgaum) and German (Wehrmacht) Mf#nsor tape. Interesting WWII cover.(Image 1)
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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM |
| 508 |
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 Port. India 1940 censored cover from Mapuca to the USA franked with Imperio issues 1 real (Mf# 348), 2
reis (Mf# 349), 10 reis (Mf# 352) and 1 1/2 tangas (Mf# 354). Mapuca CDSs x 3 and a Nova-Goa transit octagon postmark. British India Mf#nsor tape with early Mf#nsorship marks front and back (triangles).(Image 1)
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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM |
| 509 |
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 Portuguese India. WW1. Registered letter from German prisoner of war Wohlers, held at Fort Aguada in
Goa, to the Red Cross Committee in Geneva. Exempt from postage, it had registration number 16477 at Nova Goa station in June 1918, was opened by the censor, checked by censor 7, on 13.8.1949, sealed with the ribbon “PORTUGUESE INDIA MILITARY POSTAL
CENSORSHIP”, to Lisbon where it arrived on 9.11, from where it was sent to Switzerland, via France, where it was again opened by the censor, arriving in Geneva on 17.11.1918.(Image 1)
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| 510 |
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 Mozambique. Military Mail. Illustrated postcard, sent from Porto Amélia on 6 November 1915, sent free
of charge to Lisbon, by a member of the Military Expedition to Mozambique. Postal service mark of 8 November 1915(Image 1)
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| 511 |
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 WWI. Prisoners of War. Mozambique. 20 reis postal from D. Carlos Mouchon of Mozambique, written by
P.O.W #441 from the Springhorn prisoner of war detention camp, on February 15, 1917. The correspondence of P. War, who were given entire postals, was exempt from postage, marked with PORTE FRANCO from the Red Cross of Lourenço Marques. Once launched
in the mail, it was censored in Lourenço Marques, applied the FRANC de PORT mark, following to Lisbon, where the Portuguese Commission of Prisoners of War (purple mark) forwarded it to Geneva, where it passed on May 4, 1917, and was forwarded to
Hamburg.(Image 1)
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| 512 |
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 WWI. Military censorship. Prisoners of war. Mozambique. 1 centavo postal stationery, not serving as
franking, written on 28.7.1917, by prisoner no. 208, to Hannover. It bears the mark of the Prisoner of War Service of Lourenço Marques, the mark of the L. Marques post office of 28 and the postmark of the 1st prisoner depot of L. Marques.(Image 1)
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| 513 |
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 WWI. Military censorship. Prisoners of war. Mozambique. Entire postal service for correspondence of
prisoners of war. Lourenço Marques, 1st deposit, written on 2.9.1916, by prisoner no. 395, to Augsburg. It bears the mark of the Prisoner of War Service of Lourenço Marques, the mark of the post office of L. Marques of 4.9.(Image 1)
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| 514 |
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 WWI. Military censorship. Prisoners of war. Mozambique. Entire postal service for correspondence of
prisoners of war. Lourenço Marques, 1st deposit, written on 26.10.1916, by prisoner no. 283, to Hamburg. It bears the FREE POSTAGE stamp of the Red Cross of L. Marques, the mark of the Geneva Prisoners of War Committee was received on 7.7.1917.(Image 1)
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| 515 |
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 Lourenço Marques. POW. Railway mail. Letter sent from the Koffiefontein internment camp on 6 July 1945
by an Italian POW and addressed to his relative in Lourenço Marques. It was exempt from postage, passed through South African censorship, and arrived in Mozambique via the RESSANO GARCIA AMBULANCE on ?./.1943. Tear in the lower right corner.(Image 1)
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| 516 |
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 Mozambique. Franchise exempt letter, sent from Lourenço Marques on 16 August 1944, from a member of the
military expedition to Mozambique, with exemption mark. It was opened by censorship, arrived on 5 October 1944.(Image 1)
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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM |
| 517 |
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 Lourenço Marques, franked at 100 reis D. Carlos Mouchon, November 15, 1901, to Port Elizabeth, Cape
Colony, passed by the Censor, arrived in Port Elizabeth on November 22.(Image 1)
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| 518 |
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 "Moçambique (Military expedition to Moçambique - 1st World War)- illustrated
postcard dated (11-12-1918) Circulated to Lisbon, with handwritten exemption “exempt from postage/10th reg. provision/sender José dos Anjos/Captain Lieutenant/expedition to Moçambique”.
Accompanied by representation of e. silva. b/mb." Niassa. 1918. Illustrated postcard, exempt from postage, sent from Niassa on March 26, 1918, to Coimbra. It has a mark from the expedition to Moçambique on March 27, censored at
departure and Lisbon censorship.(Image 1)
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| 519 |
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 Lourenço Marques. Letter sent from L. Marques to Switzerland, postage of 50 reis D. Carlos Mouchon,
dated 29.9.191, opened by the censor in South Africa, arrived on 25.10.(Image 1)
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| 520 |
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 WW1. Lourenço Marques. Letter sent from L. Marques on 28.7.1917, postage of 5 cents Ceres, with war tax
of 1 cent, to Paris. It was opened and sealed by the French Military Authority.(Image 1)
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| 521 |
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 WW1. Lourenço Marques. Letter sent from L. Marques on ??.6.1915, postage of 5 cents Ceres, with war tax
of 1 cent, to Rotterdam. It was opened and sealed by the English Censorship.(Image 1)
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