Russian Censor Markings
Beginning 1 October 1903, some mail collected from Germany’s Pacific colonies was transported to Germany via the Trans-Siberian Railway. This routing was permanently terminated upon the outbreak of World War I. In the period immediately prior to the outbreak of World War I, Russia began censoring mail passing via this route.
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Catalog:
- Friedemann Unlisted
- ArGe Kolonien D.Z. â—†1
Notes:
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Handstamped box containing the letters Д. Ц., an abbreviation of Дозволено Цензурой (passed by censor), in red ink
4 July 1914 (front)
4 July 1914 (rear)
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Catalog:
- Friedemann Unlisted
- ArGe Kolonien DOSWOLENO ZENSUROI… â—†2a
Notes:
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3 lines of text with a signature, Бабаев (Babayev)
Russian Censor Markings
Beginning 1 October 1903, some mail collected from Germany’s Pacific colonies was transported to Germany via the Trans-Siberian Railway. This routing was permanently terminated upon the outbreak of World War I. In the period immediately prior to the outbreak of World War I, Russia began censoring mail passing via this route.
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Postmark Information
Catalog:
- Friedemann Unlisted
- ArGe Kolonien D.Z. â—†1
Notes:
-
Handstamped box containing the letters Д. Ц., an abbreviation of Дозволено Цензурой (passed by censor), in red ink
4 July 1914 (front)
4 July 1914 (rear)
Postmark Information
Catalog:
- Friedemann Unlisted
- ArGe Kolonien DOSWOLENO ZENSUROI… â—†2a
Notes:
-
3 lines of text with a signature, Бабаев (Babayev)
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