Deutsche Kolonien/Auslandspost / German Colonies / P.O.'s continued...

Crash-mail, 1892, beaching of the steamer eider on the way back from New York at the 31.1.1892 in the write poetry Fog before Isle of Wight in the south of England, post and passengers could rescued become, letter from HALIFAX, Canada, 20.1.92 to LONDON, franking complete lost, small violet box cancel of 2 lines \"Saved from wreck of S. S. Eider\", official adhesive label \"to find opuses and officially sealed\" as well arrival London 5.3.92 reverse, the Circumstances accordingly condition with stronger traces (Image 1)

Crash-mail, 1892, beaching of the steamer eider on the way back from New York at the 31.1.1892 in the write poetry Fog before Isle of Wight in the south of England, letter from NEW YORK 20.1.92 to Frankfurt, the franking complete gived a wash, note on face \"content. Dated 19.1.92\" and \"In Frankfurt arrived 7. III. 92\" as well violet two-line cancel \"franked letter from stranded D. Eider safe\", strongly damaged, the Misfortune accordingly traces (Image 1)

Crash-mail, 1895, sinking of the NDL steamer ELBE after a clash with the steamer Crathie in the North Sea along the way from Bremerhaven to New York at the 30.1.1895, over 330 people lost their lives, it were only five Postal service sacks safe and to Bremen brought, registered letter from Hanover lindens 26.1.95 to New York with 2 x 20 Pfg crown eagle, further franking lost, the forwarding resulted under dust cover with handwritten registered notation and no. Of the original covers as very unusually Process, on face violet L4 \"safe from the post load of the sunk steamer ELBE / post office 1 Bremen\" and red box cancel of 2 lines \"free! Stamp lost. \", blue seal oblate of the post office Bremen reverse on cover as well delivery envelope, unique and extreme rare ensemble, particularly since from this Misfortune not much post have been preserved is, with both parts hardly ever offered (Image 1)

Misdirected mailing, 1906, letter from Zurich 12.3.06 with 25 Rp to Hunstantion / England, in the faked bag landed and with the steamer Emperor WILHELM II over the Atlantic sent, underway with black one-line cancel the US postal service \"Missent to Sea post No. 12\" and German DASP oval \". BREMEN - NEW YORK\" with no. \"IV\" 13.3.06, strange with inverted month, arrival again in England 1.4.06, small as usual traces (Image 1)

Misdirected mailing, 1910, card from florence 21.5.10 with 10 C to Weilburg, in the faked bag landed and with the steamer Emperor WILHELM II over the Atlantic sent, underway with black two-line cancel the US postal service \"Missent to Sea post No. \" and German DASP oval \". BREMEN - NEW YORK\" with no. \"IV\" 30.5.10, superb (Image 1)

Misdirected mailing, 1910, picture postcard from PAU / France 13.6.10 with 10 C to Hamburg, in the faked bag landed and with the steamer crown prince WILHELM over the Atlantic, underway with black one-line cancel the US postal service \"Missent\" and German DASP oval \". BREMEN - NEW YORK\" with no. \"V\" 14.6.19, superb (Image 1)

Misdirected mailing, 1912, letter from Vilnius / Russia 29.4.12 with 10 K to Altenburg, in the faked bag landed and over the Atlantic brought with steamer Emperor WILHELM II with reverse DASP oval BREMEN - NEW YORK with number \"IV\" 21.3.12 and black one-line cancel \"Missent to Sea post No. 12\" (Image 1)

Misdirected mailing, 1914, picture postcard from the Turkey with on face 2 x 10 P to orleans, in the faked bag landed and over the Atlantic brought with steamer Emperor WILHELM II with on face rare NDL flags postmark BREMEN - NEW YORK 25.5.14 and on face black two-line cancel \"Missent to New York\", this scarce flags postmark is on misdirected mailing post otherwise unknown (Image 1)

Misdirected mailing, 1914, decorative guesthouse letter from aversum CRESTA / Switzerland 21.7.14 with 3 x 2 and 2 x 10 Rp to Harrogate / England, in the faked bag landed and over the Atlantic brought with steamer crown prince WILHELM with reverse rare NDL flags postmark BREMEN - NEW YORK 21.7.14 and on face black one-line cancel \"Missent\", opening traces, flags postmark are on misdirected mailing post hardly known (Image 1)

Misdirected mailing, 1914, letter from LYON / France 20.4.14 with 25 C to London, in the faked bag landed and over the Atlantic brought with steamer crown prince WILHELM with reverse rare NDL flags postmark BREMEN - NEW YORK 5.5.14 and on face black one-line cancel \"Missent\", clear custom traces, however is this scarce flags postmark on misdirected mailing post hardly known (Image 1)

Misdirected mailing, 1914, service R letter from SAN SALVADOR to the United States with arrival Philadelphia with adhesive label with instructions to the customs and costums stamp\". Free of Duty\" 27.1.14, then but in the faked bag landed and over the Atlantic sent with reverse US sea mail duplex 21.2.22 no. \"17\" and rare violet registered two ring cancel \"U. S. Sea post REG. \" 21.2.14, arrival again in USA at the 4.3.14, black two-line cancel \"Missent to U. S. Sea P. O. No. 17\", as usual small traces (Image 1)

Line NEW YORK, DSP single circle cancel, letter \"l\", steamer HAVEL, 10 Pfg postal stationery card from 6.2.91 to Budapest with arrival 9.2.91, very clear strike, extremely rare, from this ship only in three copies have become known, this steamer undertook only two travels to New York with this cancel, superb (Image 1)

Line NEW YORK, DSP single circle cancel, letter \"l\", steamer DRESDEN, 10 Pfg postal stationery card from 3.2.93 with extremely rare, from this ship only in this a copy known become, very clear strike of the only trip this ship to New York, transit Southampton 3.2.93, further to Zittau with arrival 5.2.93, superb (Image 1)

BREMEN - NEW YORK, DASP oval \"II\", steamer EMS 27.7.91, first trip to New York after the launching, 10 Pfg crown / eagle postal stationery card to Nuremberg with arrival 28.7.93 on face, superb, this cancel was on this ship only 1891 in the line of duty (Image 1)

BREMEN - NEW YORK, DASP oval \"II\", steamer EMS 27.7.91, letter with 20 Pfg crown / eagle to Ossijek / Slavonien (Croatia) with arrival 30.7.91 on face, superb, this cancel with number \"II\" was on board ship only 1891 in the line of duty (Image 1)

BREMEN - NEW YORK, DASP oval \"II\", three cards of three different ships, D. HAVEL 6.3.95, D. TRAVE 10.9.96 and D. LAHN 31.5.98, all with 10 Pfg postage and in each case arrival on face, superb (Image 1)

BREMEN - NEW YORK, DASP oval \"III\", six documents from five different ships, D. SAALE 1898, D. Of all 1897 (2 x), D. HAVEL 1891 and D. Emperor WILHELM d. Large 1899, superb, on latter was the cancel only short time in the line of duty, beneath a 5 Pfg postal stationery card accordingly postage due and a coloured Litho card (Image 1)

BREMEN - NEW YORK, DASP oval \"IV\", six documents of three different ships, D. Empress Maria Theresia 1902, D. Emperor WILHELM d. II 1903 and 1913, D. EMS 1893, D. Of all 1895, D. Eider 1891, beneath postal stationery card, two picture postcards the ships, a coloured lithography card and a letter to Switzerland with only 10 Pfg franked, accordingly with 25 Rp postage due postage due in rare combination, superb (Image 1)

BREMEN - NEW YORK, DASP oval \"IV\", registered advice of delivery oversea letter from Munich Justice palace 29.5.05 to Henrietta Clay in Texas, USA, with 4 x 20 Pfg coat of arms, franking and letter with age and clear custom traces, reverse sea mail transit with DASP oval \"IV\" Bremen - New York, scarce postage step (Image 1)

BREMEN - NEW YORK, DASP oval \"V\", three documents from two different ships, as well interesting card with US postage 2 C and \"U. S. German Sea P. O. \" with no. \"11\" as well DASP oval D. Crown prince WILHELM on 5 Pfg postal stationery card postage stamp impression 1909 as well letter with 20 Pfg 1904, card from D. SPREE 1893, superb (Image 1)