british mandate

PPT&T TELEGRAM FORM received 11 MY 48, from Cairo.

INCOMING POSTAGE DUE pmkd DEC 4 1946, no postage affixed, pair of 6 mil Third Dues tied by TEL AVIV 14 JA 47 pmk, boxed TO PAY 12 MILLS; also circular 20 centimes due hstmp missing small piece at upper right

TEL AVIV ALLENBY ROAD B.O.“C” 6 JY 44 3 strikes ties four 100 mil pictorials to cvr addressed to New York; airmail label covered by censor tape (twice censored); blue tape KK/24640

REGISTERED JERUSALEM 24 MY 38 handstamps (2), paying the 15 mils first 20 grams letter rate plus 13 mils registration fee plus 2 mils overpayment. Pencil "Registered" in the upper left corner, blue crayon cross through the middle and dark blue on white R JERUSALEM No 2904 registration label affixed to the top. On back: violet framed BRITISH PALESTINE EXPRESS corner card, two additional strikes of the Palestine registration handstamps, black NEW YORK, N.Y. REG'Y DIV 6 - 7 1938 transit, violet

DAMAGED BY SEA WATER IN AIRPLANE ACCIDENT hstmp on cvr pmkd TEL AVIV (date unclear), addressed to England, FRONT ONLY; mss CYGNUS CRASH; see https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/2447092

PPT&T TELEGRAM FORM received 29 de 21, from London but handled by Egypt radio; JNF handstamp; red arrows added

PALESTINE TELEGRAPHS form dated 8/12/1919. Per Hochheiser Palestine Postal Forms, this is T2 with a valuation of C (rare)

TEL AVIV DIZENGOFF ST BO “C” 30 DE 46 2 strikes tie two 20 mil and one 100 mil pictorials to airmail regist cvr addressed to USA, backstamps

FROM USA CENSORED pmkd SEPT 11, 1939, with newly introduced (Aug 17, 1939) TYPE C KRAG MACHINE that was taken over by the government censor a month later at the outbreak of WW II. Type C has an open date bridge and numeral {1} in a double circle. This Dated Oct 13, 1939.

FROM FRENCH EQUATORIAL AFRICA pmkd 1 JAN 45, went via GABON, censored, BRAZZAVILE transit mark 13 JAN 45