ottoman period

PALESTINE COURTS FEES (BP10 #CF64-69)

PALESTINE COURT FEES (BP10 #CF47-52)

PETACH TIKVAH STAMP Petah Tikva was one of the first new colonies in Israel during the Ottoman period. There was a daily postal connection with the Austrian post in Jaffa and in 1910, the Austrian post in Israel allowed the colony to send letters using the local stamps.

GERMAN OFFICES – JERUSALEM FELDPOST 29/7/1917 redirected; unit handstamp to left; on flap return address has Berlin

GERMAN OFFICE IN JERUSALEM (1) appears to be 5/08/1908 on 10 para ovpt 5 pfg, to USA (2) 27/8/11 on 10 centimes ovpt on 10 pf, to Germany

FRENCH OFFICES: JERUSALEM 19/04/1907 pmk ties 5 centime LEVANT French stamp to UPU ppc (Holy Sepulcher) addressed to USA

AUSTRIAN OFFICES: JAFFA indistinct date ties 20 para ovpt stamp to ppc (House of Simon the Tanner) addressed to USA, small tear to left side

PALESTINE COURTS FEES 5 piastres and 50 mils tied to all Arabic manuscript document

PALESTINE COURT FEES (BP10 #CF47-52)

PALESTINE COURTS FEES (BP10 #CF64-69)