Registered cover sent from Schluckenau
to Dresden.
The registration label is an unaltered
Czech label.
Registered printed matter sent from
Jaegerndorf to Beuthen.
The registration label is a Czech label where
the Czech text was deleted.
Registered Official Postal Matter sent from
Saaz to Unterreichenbach.
The registration label is a Czech label where
the Czech text was deleted.
Registered cover sent from Setzdorf to Iglau
in Czechoslovakia.
The registration label is a provisional
homemade label.
Registered cover sent from Kukus to Berlin
and here redirected to Reichenberg.
The registration label is a provisional
homemade label.
Cover sent from Rohrsdorf to Berlin.
The registration label is a provisional
handdrawn label.
Registered cover sent from Karbitz to Aussig.
It was first send as Official Mail but as
the sender did'n have the right to send letters
as such the sender had to pay for the postage.
The registration label is a provisional
handdrawn label.
Registered cover sent from Tiefenbach an
der Desse to Berlin and from here
redirected to Reichenberg.
The registration label is a provisional
handdrawn label.
Registered cover sent from Wiesengrund-Dobrzan
to Nuernberg.
The registration label is a provisional
handdrawn label
Registered commercial cover sent from Ober-Wolsdorf to Berlin and here redirected
to Reichenberg.
The registration label is a provisional
handdrawn label.
By a mistage there is written E for Express
(Special Delivery) in the label but looking
at the postage paid the cover was send as registered.
Registered cover sent from Purstein to Prague
in Czechoslovakia.
The registration label is made by a
provisional handstamp.
Registered commercial cover sent from
Hartenberg to Prague in Bohemia and Moravia.
The registration label is a neutral label of
German origin canceled with a handstamp.
Registered Postal Matter sent from Weipert
to Hranice in Bohemia and Moravia.
The registration label is a neutral label of
German origin canceled with a handstamp.
As the cover is send from one postal autorities
to another part of the text are correct written
in the postal language, French!
Registered cover sent from Graslitz to Aussig.
The registation label is a label which has
been "borrowed" from a naboring Post Office.
Registered commercial cover sent from
Parschnitz bei Trautenau.
The registation label is a label which has
been "borrowed" from a naboring
Post Office and the canceled with a handstamp.
Registered cover sent from Neudek to Karlsbad.
The registration label is a label which has
been "borrowed" from a naboring
Post Office and the canceled with a handstamp.
Registered cover sent from Hermannstadt to Berlin.
The Post Office forgot to put a registration
label on the cover or it was fallen of.
When it crossed the old border of Germany
a special registration label was added.
(Vom Ausland uber Bahnpost 5= From Abroad
via Railway Post Office 5).
Registered commercial cover sent from Morchenstern to Copenhagen in Denmark.
The Registration label is the normal
German type.
Registered commercial Postal Card sent from Mahrisch-Aussee uber Hohenstadt.
The Registration label is the normal German
type from a rural Post Office.
Registered cover from troppau sent to Prague
in Bohemia and Moravia.
The Registration label is the normal
German type.
Registered commercial cover sent from
Neuschloss to Kremsier in Bohemia and Moravia.
The cover was sent from a small rural Post Office and first at the accountant
Post Office (Mahrish Neustadt) was the
stamp canceled and the registration label,
which is a normal German type, was added.
Registered cover sent from Bohmisch-Rohren to Vienna.
The registration label are a blank label of old Bavarian
origin which were provisional overprinted by a handstamp.
The use of provisional labels are probably due to lack
of paper or the printer was damaged under a air attack.
Registered cover from Grulich to
Brno in Bohemia and Moravia.
The registration label is a fieldpost label
provisional overprinted by a handstamp.
The sender was a Czech slaveworker who
worked at the Famo-Werke (Fahrzeug- und
Motorenbau = Vehicle- and motor plant)
by Grulich.