TURKISH OFFICES Postal card pmk SAFED 5 1898 (in blue green); from Mischmar Hayarden to “Professor” David Edlovitch residing in Rishon Le Zion. Contents about a visit of E. Ben-Yehuda, the “father” of modern Hebrew. Fine with filing hole not affecting the text.
TURKISH OFFICES (1) SAFED JAN 9 1893 to Jaffa; actually from Rosh Pina (office opened in 1910), vert fold (2) JERUSALEM 1896 to Germany
TURKISH OFFICE: pmks (indistinct) ties telegraph stamps to pieces
TURKISH OFFICE – NASRE 8/4/1911 pmk ties four 5 mil stamps to ppc addressed to France; strip of 4 10 mil with similar pmk
TURKISH OFFICE: JERUSALEM 29/4/1910 ties 10 para stamp to ppc (Tower of David), addressed to Italy (Collins PM 14?)
TURKISH MAIL-JERUSALEM CANCELS on Turkish Stamps, 8 singles, 1 block of 4 with Quart Israelite cancel
TURKISH MAIL JAFFA CANCELS on Turkish Stamps: (8 singles, I pair, 1 block of 4)
TURKISH OFFICE: CAIFFA (ARRIVAL) 8/20/914 on back of cvr mailed from Beyrouth (Collins PM 11?)