TO MISHMAR HAYARDEN 1941 printed circular from Jerusalem addressed to MISHMAR HAYARDEN, near ROSH PINA, hand signed Dr. Mosinson, backstamped Rosh Pina. [In 1948 the Syrians burnt Mishmar Hayarden and destroyed it. This is one of the few postal history documents that remained about the pre-1948 existence of this settlement.]
KIRYAT CHAYIM 5 JA 36 [Dorfman #1-G+] poor strike on folded PALESTINE POSTS, TELEGRAPHS AND TELEPHONES addressed to Haifa, arrival pmk on back; gov’t hstmp on front; form is in Hebrew & Arabic; file holes amended by tape
KIRYAT AMAL colored advertising card for vacation and convalescence, mailed 9 JU 46 from Haifa to Captain Aryeh Cheichel, Naples, CMF, backstamped FPO 731, 10 JU 46, written in Hebrew
GAZA REGISTERED 29 NO 47 Struck twice each on front & back, ties Sm & 2x 10m Pictorials on "ALAMI & CHAHWAN" bi-lingual English I Arabic C/C REGISTERED COVER to Haifa (b/s), Jaffa Registered transit b/s, blue GAZA Mandate Reg'y label,
BEIT ESHEL The first Jewish settlement in the Negev, near Beer-Sheva, settled in 1941 as an agricultural experimental station, besieged in 1948 by the Egyptians, 2 postal history items: (1) 1944 Airgraph micrograph letter to the Muchtar (=head) of Beit Eshel, "P.O.Box 1, Beer Sheva", (2) 1946 Airletter from Australia to Beit Eshel, POB 1, Beer-Sheba", via Bet Lehem.
BEERSHEBA “A” 24 OC 42, Dorfman 8, "C" on incoming Telegram to a British Police Sergeant (incoming Telegrams are RARE!). VF.
AIN HAROD ‘B” 28 JU 1933 ties two 5 mil pictorials to cvr addressed to B’nei Berak; various backstamps