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

1937, lake telegram from board of the steamer HANSA, red form \"Marconigramm\" the \"britisch Wireless navy Service\" to an others passenger on the steamer GEORGIC from 13.6.37 with chaotic seemingly greeting text of a Passenger, ripped, as usual folded, reverse extensive with advertising printed (Image 1)

1938, receipt from steamer HANSA with printed form \"German operating company for wireless telegraphy\" over 6 RM as charges for a lake telegram at the 29.3. (Image 1)

1938, lake telegram from board of the steamer HANSA with Message of a Passenger to New York, received of the Landstation Amagansett on Long Iceland, NY, addressed to brooklyn, two-tone form \"radio telegram\" the DEBEG, reverse large-scale advertising, as usual folded, complete with reverse not quite complete delivery envelope, superb (Image 1)

1927, steamer Hamburg, special delivery registered letter with on both sides 8 x 10 and 2 x 5 Pfg, partly not intact, to Vienna, foreign cancellation with US sea mail duplex 1.7.27 and no. \"14\", the on the back franking with German HAL flags postmark 30.6.27, sea mail registered label\". Hamburg New York\", arrival Vienna 5.7.27, unusual variety and for sea mail a very scarce postage step (Image 1)

1927, steamer Germany, a little strongly damaged registered letter from Freiberg (Saxony) 22.9.27 with 5 and 80 Pfg to Chicago with very rare, hitherto no second time belaid adhesive label \"the sea mail Hamburg - New York in damaged into being closed, therefore official closed\" and about the defective place fixed as well on both sides with HAL flags postmark 23.9.27, arrival Chicago 5.10.27 and further customs notes (Image 1)

1933, steamer MILWAUKEE, Christmas cruise to the canary islands, DSP single circle postmark Hamburg - NEW YORK with no. \"XIV\" at the 27.12.33 to Munich, photo postcard, written from a passenger near the shore leave in Tangier with black two-line cancel \"Ship letter / TANGIERS\", very rare document one special trip (Image 1)

1933, steamer MILWAUKEE, letter with sea mail single circle postmark Hamburg - NEW YORK, partly being absent date, handwritten in red ink supplemented month and year, besides reverse on board confirmation mark of the Pursers from board with before. Signature and violet on board confirmation mark \"U. S. Milwaukee . \", with 25 Pfg to Landing in Hamburg at the 22.1.34 to pueblo CO, USA, further, unusually document (Image 1)

1934, steamer Europe, letter from New York 30.11.34 with colourful Michel F to K+¦nigsberg, damaged aboard received and official closed with extreme rare official seal label the \"sea mail Bremen - New York\" and reverse handwritten note of the post office clerk aboard \"damaged at the sea mail. D. Europe received, official closed. \", signature of the witnesses and sea mail special cancellation 1.12.34 (Image 1)

1939, start of the war and last trip of the steamer BREMEN as passenger ship, end August in New York became the captain commanded, immediately and without passengers return, by arrival in Europe was Germany at war, the ship, as well as the steamer NEW YORK became to MURMANSK to the further conversion rerouted, a part the crew could to Germany to leave, three months later panned the ship the breakthrough and the Return to Germany, vertical folded NDL-envelope the \"Bremen\" as scarce post from members the crew with sender\". S. S. Bremen, Murmansk, Ud SSR\" with 20 and 30 K from Leningrad 27.9.39 to Weserm++nde, very rare and historic document (Image 1)

1939, start of the war and last trip of the steamer BREMEN as passenger ship, rerouted to MURMANSK, post from members the crew, 20 K postal stationery card with 15 K additional franking and sender\". S. S. \'Bremen,\' Murmansk, Ud SSR\" from Leningrad 27.9.39 to Weserm++nde, very rare and historic document with a lot of text to the family to the Lie at the face, superb (Image 1)

1939, start of the war and last trip of the steamer NEW YORK as passenger ship, rerouted to MURMANSK, post from members the crew, vertical folded 20 K postal stationery card with 15 K additional franking and sender\". II. Officer, S. S. \'New York,\' Murmansk, Russia\" from Leningrad 27.9.39 to Hamburg, very rare and historic interesting document with a lot of text to the family to the Lie at the face, superb (Image 1)

1939, start of the war and last trip of the steamer NEW YORK as passenger ship, on the way back from USA rerouted to MURMANSK, scarce post from members the crew, NDL-envelope with sender\". II. Officer S. S. \'New York,\' Adr. Inflot Murmansk, USSR\" with 50 K from MURMANSK 23.10.39 to Hamburg, small signs of ageing, very rare and historic document (Image 1)

1942, steamer Europe, use of the ship as quarter for soldiers and troop carrier, letter from L+£TZEN near Leipzig 20.10.42 to a sailors aboard, delivery not possible and returned to the sender with the still used ship cancel \"no longer aboard the ship / departed. \" on both sides and painted postage due notation (Image 1)

Misdirected mailing 1928, letter mailed aboard of the steamer DRESDEN with 25 Pfg heads and DSP oval BREMEN - NEW YORK \"e\" 10.8.28 to Spokane, arrival 24.8.28, forwarding to Lot-Angeles 31.8.8, also there delivery not possible and return to sender in brooklyn, in the faked bag landed and again over the Atlantic sent with on both sides black one-line cancel the US postal service \"Missent\" and reverse US sea mail PRESIDENT HARDING 5.9.28, as usual traces, unusually document with two different ship cancel (Image 1)

Misdirected mailing 1932, card from DUBLIN / Ireland 23.6.32 with 1 P to London, in the faked bag landed and over the Atlantic brought with steamer PRESIDENT HARDING with on face sea mail duplex 24.6.32 no. \"4\" as well black one-line cancel \"Missent\", superb (Image 1)

Misdirected mailing 1936, letter from ALLEPEY / India 23.4.36 with 2 x 3 P and 2a, corner empty spaces with ornaments, between stamps, to glasgow, in the faked bag landed and over the Atlantic brought with sea mail special cancellation steamer Europe 18.5.36 and black two-line cancel \"Missent to U. S. Sea P. O. No. 15\" on face (Image 1)

Misdirected mailing 1938, card from POSEN / Poland 9.5.38 with 30 Gr to Leipzig, in the faked bag landed and over the Atlantic brought with steamer Europe with reverse ship special cancellation 14.5.38 as well on face black two-line cancel \"Missent to U. S. Sea P. O. No\", superb (Image 1)

German American sea mail, NDL standard stamp, eight documents of all five German ships, D. BERLIN card 11.8.29, D. STUTTGART letter 16.11.28, D. Europe card 20.3.30 as well an used vinyl records postcard with photo of the ship and the Song \"Muss i denn zum St+âñdtelein hinaus. \", D. COLUMBUS registered letter 14.7.31 as well letter as USA post with sea mail cancel 1.7.32 and postage due 50 Pfg, D. BREMEN registered card 22.7.29 and registered letter 17.7.29, each with sea mail special registered label of the maiden voyage to New York, all superb (Image 1)

German American sea mail, NDL standard stamp D. BREMEN 7.10.36, letter with 50 and 75 Pfg Zeppelin, mailed aboard of the steamer as very scarce incoming line to the airship LZ 129 HINDENBURG to the return flight the 10. North America flight from Lakehurst to Frankfurt, arrival 12.10.36, further to Weserm++nde, scarce combination (Image 1)

German American sea mail, NDL standard stamp D. LEVIATHAN / Southampton 27.8.29, only short-term used as German sea mail aboard of the US ship, letter with USA 2 C and foreign cancellation to England, superb, from this year hitherto unknown use (Image 1)