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MAIL TO WINSTON CHURCHILL. 1941 envelope from Pittsfield, USA ...mehr
MAIL TO WINSTON CHURCHILL. 1941 envelope from Pittsfield, USA to
"Prime Minister Winston Churchill, London, England" with US 3 cent
cancelled Pittsfield Mass MAY.3.1941. With US postage due charge.
(Ref 73740).
AUS DEM BRIEFKASTEN: 1862, zweimal 1 Sgr. rosa, Wappen, ...mehr
AUS DEM BRIEFKASTEN: 1862, zweimal 1 Sgr. rosa, Wappen, als
SENKRECHTES PAAR mit zweimal abgeschlagenem und nochmals
beigesetztem R2 "BRESLAU, 11 10" (heute: Wroclaw, Polen) sowie
schwarzem L2 "IM BRIEFKASTEN VORGEFUNDEN" auf wertstufengleichem
Ganzsachenumschlag an Frau von Uechtritz in Warnemünde /
Mecklenburg-Schwerin und dort mit Nachporto belegt. Rückseitig als
Ankunftsstempel Bahnpost-So "HAGENOW-ROSTOCK, 12 10 IT" (Feuser
037). Senkrechte Paare sind bei Preußen wesentlich seltener als
waagerechte. Social Philately: Absender ist der damals bekannteste
Botaniker seiner Zeit, Rudolph von Ueckritz (1838–1886). Nach dem
Abitur studierte er von 1858 bis 1863 an der Universität Breslau
bei Heinrich Göppert, Ferdinand Cohn, Carl Löwig und Richard
Roepell. Anfänglich mehr der Entomologie zugetan, konzentrierte
Uechtritz nun sein Studium ganz auf die Botanik. Er galt als
"schreibwütig" und wurde von seinen Briefpartnern gern als "der
Mann mit den langen Briefen" bezeichnet, was auch das Nachporto des
vorliegenden Briefs erklären sollte.
Automatically generated translation:
From the postbox: 1862, twice 1 Sgr. Rose, coat of arms, as vertical pair with twice postmarked and once again additional rectangle cancel with two lines "Wroclaw, 11 10" (today: Wroclaw, Poland) as well black two-line cancel "In mailbox found" on value step same postal stationery cover at woman from Uechtritz in Warnemünde / Mecklenburg-Schwerin and there with postage due allocated. Reverse as arrival postmark railway mail So "HAGENOW-ROSTOCK, 12 10 IT" (Feuser 037). Vertical pairs are by Prussia essential less frequently than horizontal. Social Philately: the sender is the at that time best known botanist of its day, Rudolph from Ueckritz (1838-1886). After the high school graduation studied he from 1858 to 1863 at the university Wroclaw by Heinrich Göppert, Ferdinand Cohn, Carl Löwig and Richard Röpell. Starts more the entomology attached to, concentrated Uechtritz now be course of studies all on the botany. He was considered "writing mania" and was from his pen pals gladly as "the man with the long covers" designates, whatever the postage due of the existing letter explain should.
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Lot 73740
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(app. 22 EUR)
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Lot 1912
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Automatically generated translation:
From the postbox: 1862, twice 1 Sgr. Rose, coat of arms, as vertical pair with twice postmarked and once again additional rectangle cancel with two lines "Wroclaw, 11 10" (today: Wroclaw, Poland) as well black two-line cancel "In mailbox found" on value step same postal stationery cover at woman from Uechtritz in Warnemünde / Mecklenburg-Schwerin and there with postage due allocated. Reverse as arrival postmark railway mail So "HAGENOW-ROSTOCK, 12 10 IT" (Feuser 037). Vertical pairs are by Prussia essential less frequently than horizontal. Social Philately: the sender is the at that time best known botanist of its day, Rudolph from Ueckritz (1838-1886). After the high school graduation studied he from 1858 to 1863 at the university Wroclaw by Heinrich Göppert, Ferdinand Cohn, Carl Löwig and Richard Röpell. Starts more the entomology attached to, concentrated Uechtritz now be course of studies all on the botany. He was considered "writing mania" and was from his pen pals gladly as "the man with the long covers" designates, whatever the postage due of the existing letter explain should.
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