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

Hamburg - NEW YORK, HAL flags cancel, steamer empress AUGUSTE VICTORIA, a little claimed, coloured printed HAL Board envelope from 5.4.14 to Hamburg, with 20 and 2 x 10 Pfg in the third weight step properly franked franked, completely preserved with seven (!) HAL writing papers with detailed reports from 27.3. To 4.4. From almost each day the passage, interesting study material, besides a very rare cancel (Image 1)

Hamburg - NEW YORK, HAL flags cancel, steamer empress AUGUSTE VICTORIA, coloured picture postcard of the ship from 27.3.14 to Hamburg with greeting text from board, very rare cancel, superb (Image 1)

US postal service 1892, steamer ELBE, 5 C postal stationery cover to London with forwarding mark \"Per Steamer Elbe\" with sea mail duplex 12.1.92 and number \"9\", extremely rare and hitherto for this ship not registered number, transit Southampton 23.1.92 and reverse arrival London 25.1.92, superb (Image 1)

US postal service 1900, steamer empress AUGUSTE VICTORIA, coloured Litho picture postcard \"aboard. \" with 2 C and sea mail duplex 23.5.00 and number \"7\" to Aschaffenburg, despite sufficient franking not recognized, although reciprocal mail exchange took place, with Tax single circle postmark \"SPA / T 7\" on face postage due and with blue pencil \"25\" Pfg marked, besides with for sea mail very rare violet single circle postmark \"postage control . \" and handwritten \"25\", arrival 2.6.00 on face, superb (Image 1)

US postal service 1902, steamer prince BISMARCK, monochromatic Litho picture postcard of the ship on handmade hand made paper with 2 C and sea mail duplex 24.10.02 with number \"3\" as hitherto entirely unknown use on this ship with unusually destination in the cape colony South Africa, arrival 14.11.02 on face, superb (Image 1)

US postal service 1902, steamer crown prince WILHELM, coloured picture postcard from board with 2 C and US sea mail duplex 30.6.02 with no. \"7\" to WINDHOEK to an in German Southwest Africa stationed soldiers in the line of duty against the Herero uprising, arrival 20.8.02 on face, very rare destination, superb (Image 1)

US postal service 1904, steamer ST. LOUIS, picture postcard of the ship with 1 C and sea mail duplex 16.7.04 to red scum MA, USA, under-franked and postage due with Tax single circle postmark \"U. S. Sea P. O. / T 4\" and transit New York 29.7.04 \". Due 2 cents\", arrival red scum 29.7.04 on face (Image 1)

US postal service 1907, steamer empress AUGUSTE VIKTORIA, coloured Litho picture postcard of the ship with 1 C and sea mail duplex 31.5.07 to Perham Michel, USA, under-franked and postage due with Tax single circle postmark \"U. S. Sea post / T 17\" and\". Due 2 cents\", postage due stamp damaged on face pasted up and arrival 4.6.07 (Image 1)

US postal service 1907, steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON, picture postcard with 1 C and sea mail duplex 20.7.07 to guernsey / Channel Islands as rare destination, under-franked and postage due with Tax single circle postmark \"U. S. Sea post / T 2\", this cancel is only to 1902 registered, transit New York with\". Due 2 cents\" and British tax cancel \"1 d. \" on face, superb (Image 1)

US postal service 1912, steamer America, additional franked 1 C postal stationery card with 1 and 10 C as scarce registered card to Exin by Bromberg with sea mail duplex no. \"15\" as well rare violet sea mail registered two ring cancel \"U. S. Sea post REG\" 13.6.12, arrival Exin 23.6.12 on face, superb (Image 1)

US postal service 1912, steamer AMERICA, picture postcard with sea mail duplex 21.6.12 and number \"15\" with 1 C to Elgin IL, USA, insufficiently stamped and postage due with Tax single circle postmark \"U. S. Sea post / T 15\" and transit New York \". Due 2 cents\", postage due stamp 2 C on face pasted up, superb (Image 1)

US postal service 1914, steamer Emperor, photo postcard of the ship with 1 C and sea mail duplex 24.6.14 no. \"16\" to Chester VT, USA, under-franked and postage due with Tax single circle postmark \"SPO / T 16\", transit New York with\". Due 2 cents\", superb (Image 1)

German Reich, extreme rare printed form with inscription \"commercial submarine mail\" in large Characters, folded, not used Sent in-envelope (Image 1)

German Reich, Sent in-envelope with 2 Mk from STUTTGART 12.1.17 to Bremen, a little patina, the address of the sender to the not accomplished trip like so often reverse cut out, as usual traces of usage (DR95II) (Image 1)

Interned postal service 1914, steamer crown princess CECILIE, picture postcard of the ship as \"Christmas Greetings from board of the steamer. To fractional. In Boston\", minimal traces, with 2 C from Boston 1.12.14 to Reinhausen by Goettingen, the steamer became on the return flight to Germany from outbreak of war astonished, reversed to the USA about and became to a stopovers in new England to the safety mechanism the batch and the passengers in Boston interned, historic document, superb (Image 1)

Interned postal service 1916, post from USA, 2 C postal stationery cover from Boston 18.1.16 of the aid agency \"Boston German society. \" to the ship's doctor aboard, the steamer was to start of the war 1914 on the way back from New York to Germany, reversed to the United States return and anchored in a small Bay, about passengers and batch savable, then became the ship to Boston convoyed and to entry into the war of the United States of America confiscates, a little rough opened historic document (Image 1)

USS MADAWASKA, the 1917 from the USA impounded German steamer King WILHELM II went under US Flag as troop carrier in the War use, photo postcard of the ship with US military cancel \"Cancelled . U. S. Navy\" and one-line cancel \"U. S. S. Madawaska\" as post paid \"Sailor Mail\" to the homeland (Image 1)

German Reich, letter from FRANKFURT 3.1.17 to baltimore with 2 x 10 Pfg Germania, failure stamp \"return, because Attitude. \" and submarine special cancel \"Bremen\" 15.1.17, handwritten notation on reimbursement the fee and signature of the post office clerk and receiver, on the back flap with sender like so often removed (DR86II (2)) (Image 1)

German Reich, letter from STUTTGART 13.1.17 to Burlington / Jawa with 20 Pfg Germania, addressee erases, failure stamp \"return, because Attitude. \" and submarine special cancel \"Bremen\" 22.1.17, handwritten notation \"submersible fee returns\", reverse sender like so often cut out, unusual destination (DR87II) (Image 1)

1912, radio telegram, form\". Operating company for wireless Telegraphy\" to the photograph from messages from passengers on the high sea, by radio imparted Message from Cologne 29.1.12 to a passenger aboard of the steamer Gertrude WOERMANN, coloured seal-vignette \"DEBEG\" on opening torn and again mounted, complete ensemble with cover to the passenger and full Message (Image 1)