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DOAR IVRI 10 MIL AND KEEP SECRET STAMP Doar Ivri tied by HAIFA (date unclear) pmk to airmail cvr addressed to USA

DOAR IVRI FULL SET WITHOUT TABS small size FDC

‘T’ OVPT ON 50 MIL DOAR IVRI Mailed Haifa 31/5/1949 HAIFA mss 22 r-label, TO PAY 50 MILLS, dues pmkd same date; backstamped

FIRST DUES (1) 5 and 10 ROULETTE with T ovpt, boxed T PAY 15 mils, 3 mil roulette tied by HAIFA 28/5/1948 PMK (2) 10 ROULETTE with T ovpt,, boxed TO PAY 10 MILS

CENSORED DOAR IVRI HAIFA 4.4.49 pmks tie three 15 mil and one 50 mil to regist cvr addressed to New York, red censor tape at one side tied by Military Censor hstmp, various backstamps, reduced at other side

DOAR IVRI 15 MIL tied by NAZARETH 3/11/1948 pmk to cvr addressed in Arabic (possibly to a POW), CENSORED htsmp; on back: Military censor tape tied by MILITARY OFFICE 9.XI.49 pmk; back oN WEB

VARIOUS MILITARY (1) ACTIVE SERVICE ENTIRES: 5 opened by censor, 1 printed “Army privilege Envelope, 5 other (2) ROYAL NAVY (3) 5 On Active Service cvrs (4) 2 post cards (5) ACF entire pmkd 37 JU 44 (6) Egypt V MAIL letter sheet (note: not all may be Palestine)

This is a circular for a voyage to Switzerland. The text, in French, describes the tour and the fees. It was printed by the Swiss Railroad company. 19 JE (JUNE) ARMY P.O. AP1 1941 postmark ties an Egyptian 5 mil and a Greek 20 cent stamp. An Australian 1 penny stamp is tied by a BASE PO B.W.1.postmark of 22 JE (JUNE) 41 A 2 mill and an 8 mil Pictorials are tied by a second strike of the same postmark. A “PASSED BY CENSOR 281” handstamp ties a censor label inscribed OPENED BY CENSOR. It is ARMY FORM W. 3424/6. The printing information is at the bottom.

CENSOR LABELS AND NOTES 1939-1945 A nice collection of over 25 sealing labels and notes given to mailers; never used; some not seen in Gladstone’s book; somewhat mounted on pages with descriptions.

WORLD WAR TWO CENSORED COVERS TO PALESTINE Over 25 covers, postmarked Augst 1939 thru December 1944, from various countries (Argentina, Czechoslovakia, Romania, Hungary, Lebanon, Columbia, Switzerland, Holland, England, Italy, France, USA, Iran, Australia), various censored labels and other markings; also 2 ACTIVE SERVICE and one ROYAL NAVY entire; somewhat mounted on pages with descriptions. With some effort this will make a nice exhibit.