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

1910, letter of a Boss stewards aboard of the British ship "S / S Charlais" to Remscheid, with stranger 1? P and 5 C British and US franking, mailed wide inland in KALE DIBI 13.11.10, accordingly not as Paqueboot post acknowledged, postage due with 40 Pfg postage by arrival (Image 1)

LAGOS to Duala, picture postcard with some patina "Lagos, Government Building" and 1 P red, only on a short stage with German sea mail transported and sea mail oval DSP Hamburg - West Africa 7.5.02 XIX, arrival Duala / Cameroon 9.5.02, much text (Image 1)

5 penny, letter piece with K 3 "from West Africa with Hamburg steamer", sound, Michel 300.- (DR40) (Image 1)

10 penny, two values on piece with three circle cancel "from West Africa with Hamburg steamer", sound, Michel 330.- (DR41) (Image 1)

20 penny in the pair on piece with circle date stamp "from West Africa via Hamburg 2", sound, Michel 600.- (DR42) (Image 1)

10 penny and 50 penny crown / eagle on piece with cancellation through two ring cancel "from West Africa", very fine, Michel 400.- (DR47,50) (Image 1)

50 penny in the pair on piece, left stamp with plate flaw V, faultless letter piece, cancellation with K 3 "from West Africa with Hamburg steamer", the plate flaw with this cancellation is by Michel so far unknown, Michel 600.- without valuation of the plate flaw! (DR44,44V) (Image 1)

1850, international cover from NEW YORK 20.11.1850 with black Tax cancel "24" to "Biberach office Heilbronn", forwarding mark "pr. Steamer Washington", by arrival rated with red cancel "9 / America over Bremen", arrival Heilbronn 15.12.1850 reverse, in addition to it a coloured picture postcard of the ship, as usual legitimate condition, thematic an important document, the steamer Washington the shipping company Ocean Steam navigation company became 1846 built and unclosed 1847 the first regular Postal service and passenger service between the USA and Europe (Feuser 36, 400 ?) (Image 1)

1863, complete international fold letter from MEZINGEN 18.2.63 to huntington, Pennsylvania, USA, with forwarding mark "over Bremen", with transit Frankfurt and arrival Bremen 20.2.63, the according to forwarding mark intended ship "New York" became misses, forwarded to Hamburg 21.2.63 and then with the steamer "Teutonia" transported, arrival New York 16.3.63, further transits reverse, with full content (Image 1)

Crash-mail, 1869, sinking of the steamer GERMANIA on the way back his maiden voyage from New York, commercial cover from SAN FRANCISCO to Frankfurt, forwarded to New York with agency cancel "A. Bemont & Co. " and forwarding mark "from New York pr. Steamer Germania", ambiguoused date stamp, the ship was smashed at the 7.8.1869 in the write poetry Fog to the crags the south coast from Newfoundland, all the passengers could be inshore save, also the post became safe and at the 14.8.69 from St. Johns forwards with arrival Hamburg 25.8.69, reverse very rare printed adhesive label "from the sunk post steamships GERMANIA safe", on opening torn, accordingly traces, further to Frankfurt with arrival 26.8.69, from the sinking this ship are only six documents with this adhesive label registered (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, passengers and post could rescued become, additional franked postal stationery card from champaign 18.1.92 to Berlin, the additional franking through water soaked off, the Misfortune accordingly traces, the post could first in the March to the consignee to ship, on face handwritten notation "these card was on the in the March 92 shipwrecked person eider" (Image 1)

Crash-mail, 1895, sinking of the NDL steamer ELBE in the North Sea along the way from Bremerhaven to New York at the 30.1.1895, clash with the steamer Crathie, whose Misfortune came over 330 Persons ums live, it could only five Postal service sacks safe become, therein included this unique, undeliverable 5 C postal stationery cover from buffalo 4.1.95 to Solingen, the as Return letter return to the United States with this ship brought become should, violet L4 "safe from the post load of the sunk steamer. " and red box cancel of 2 lines "free! Stamp lost. ", reverse blue seal oblate of the post office Bremen and transits New York as well arrival buffalo 22.3.95, a cover with ample history and corresponding traces, in addition to it a printed form postal stationery card to the good arrival from 1888. The Wreck the ELBE became first 1972 in the North Sea found and first in the 1990er years safe, superb ensemble (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 number "IV" 30.5.10, 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, 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, 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 number "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 5.3.91 with transit Southampton 5.3. And arrival Bremen 7.3.91, addressee erases, very clear strike this extremely rarely stamp, the steamer went thus only two time to New York, from this ship are in total only three examples known (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", 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 "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)