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CHODSIEZEN, special form as post guards cancel on service envelope to Bromberg, alongside two-line cancel of the superior post office Pi+éa. (Image 1)

Cosel, post guards straight-line cancel on military envelope with alongside two-line cancel of the superior post office NEUSTADT O / S 19. June to Potsdam. (Image 1)

1817, Wartenberg, handwritten red mailing note on cover to Grieffenberg, alongside two line cancel of the superior post office Neustaedel (Image 1)

1866, DIRSCHAU, straight-line cancel, still used post guards cancel, here very late use on postal service delivery certificate. (Image 1)

1818, Dormagen, post guards straight-line cancel with handwritten date 20 febr. On official letter to the head of the district authority of the circles Neuss, (Feuser 757-1) (Image 1)

1818, DRIEBURG, one-line cancel as post guards cancel on postage letter to Hanover. (Image 1)

1823, Eckartsberga, boxed handstamp of one line as post guards cancel on Franco-letter to Naumburg (Image 1)

1823, leeces, cursive handwriting line cancel on a cover to Gehrde by Osnabrueck, alongside two-line cancel of the transferring post office Halberstadt. (Image 1)

1823, Flatow, boxed handstamp of one line as post guards stamp on official letter to Zempelburg (Image 1)

Friedland, post guards straight-line cancel clear on official letter to Königsberg, (Feuser 1028-1) (Image 1)

1821 (approximate. ), Greifenhagen, post guards straight-line cancel on folded letter cover to Stettin, (Feuser 1225-1) (Image 1)

1822, de Greifenberg 7 / 9 22, red handwritten mailing note on official letter cover to Stettin, alongside the two line cancel of the superior post office Naugard (Image 1)

1821, GREUSSEN, post guards straight-line cancel on insured parcel accompanying letter to Langensalza, prefixed post office was Weißensee, the letter carries but the two-line cancel \"SONDERSHAUSEN\" (the post office was relative wide far-off), the reasons of the itinerary over this post office let be at the document not clear. (Image 1)

1821, Grünthal, post guards straight-line cancel on official letter to Cologne, (Feuser 1288-1) (Image 1)

814, HALLE by BIELEFELD, two-line cancel as post guards cancel on official letter to Rietberg, alongside two-line cancel of the superior post office Bielefeld. (Image 1)

Iastrow, post guards straight-line cancel on service envelope to Marienwerder, alongside the two line cancel of the Konitz post office, the superior post office Deutsch-Krone was located in the opposite direction to the letter routing. (Image 1)

1655, Stolberg on Harz, stampless cover of the Count Ernst, black varnish seal, good overall condition. (Image 1)

1781, postal form with local print \"Halle\", faultless condition (Image 1)

1782, stampless cover with full content from Berlin from 21 March on stationery with imprinted \"four G: GROSCHEN\" and seal, addressed to Dresden, with complete Prussian coat of arms seal as letter closing, in perfect condition (Image 1)

KOENIGSWINTER, one-line cancel as post guards cancel on official letter to Cöllen (Cologne) (Image 1)