Veiling 244
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en iets interimperiode collectie w.b. interessante poststukken op albumbladen in doosje
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en interimperiode collectie gebruikt en */** met betere ex., proeven etc. in insteekboek
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, interimperiode met betere ex. en divers in mapjes, insteekboeken etc. in doos
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, Interim periode, Weense drukken etc. met doubletten in zakjes in schoenendoosje
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, Interimperiode en Weense drukken meest */** in insteekboek
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veldelen engros w.b. 10 cent Sumatra definitief ongetand etc.
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en interimperiode veldelen, poststukken etc.
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, Interim periode en iets Weense drukken in zakjes etc. in doosje
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Preprinted and censored Imperial Japanese Army card from POW in camp 1 Non Pladuk Thailand (working at Thai-Burma railway) to his wife in Bandoeng, by the time the card arrived she had been interned in Camp 2 (women camp Tjihapit), internee nr. 12799, very fine
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Preprinted and censored Imperial Japanese Army card from POW in camp 6 Thailand to a relative in the Netherlands with Suzuki censor chop an German Ab censor, written ontvangen (received) 23 dec 1943, very fine
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Preprinted Imperial Japanese Army card from a Dutch POW in Camp War prisoners Camp Moulmein Burma (for workers at the Thai-Burma railway) to Amersfoort (Neth.) with Japanese (showa date May 31, 1943) and German Ab censor, creased
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POW mail cover sent from the UK to the Djawa POW Camp on Java tied by a Marlow Bucks single arc cds 21-1-1944 and censored by both the British and Japanese censor (Tokyo censor postmark and Java box cachet), very fine