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  • L ChinasStempelkollektor
    L ChinasStempelkollektor
    • 29.05.2009
    • 448

    #1

    Ask:D.Reich Express Karte 1938 aus Wien nach Linz

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    Q:
    It comes from Vienna, Austria sent Linz? What postcard above text is? Elimination of the text, why?
    In two world wars, the German postal service in Austria
    Need wikipedia
    Thank you!
    In addition, Hauptplatz (Linz), Hauptplatz, what is?
  • brfmhby
    Armenien, Batum
    • 16.09.2005
    • 1516

    #2
    Hauptplatz - literally "main square" or "main site" is a street name (part of the address)

    Innung is a guild, hafner innung is a guild for stove-fitter.

    the crossed out text is probably due to a change in the address, since the new one was put below.
    "Wir beide, wir haben Humor: Sie in der Praxis, ich in der Theorie."

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    • Eric Scherer
      Registrierter Benutzer
      • 06.11.2012
      • 741

      #3
      Austria become part of the German Reich in 1938. Thus German postage stamps were used in the former Austrian areas. For Wikipedia see "Anschluss Österreich".

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      • L ChinasStempelkollektor
        L ChinasStempelkollektor
        • 29.05.2009
        • 448

        #4
        Zitat von brfmhby
        Hauptplatz - literally "main square" or "main site" is a street name (part of the address)

        Innung is a guild, hafner innung is a guild for stove-fitter.

        the crossed out text is probably due to a change in the address, since the new one was put below.
        Thank you very much!
        In addition, Austria Postage fees 1938-1945, with Germany the same?

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        • L ChinasStempelkollektor
          L ChinasStempelkollektor
          • 29.05.2009
          • 448

          #5
          Zitat von Radio Philatelica
          Austria become part of the German Reich in 1938. Thus German postage stamps were used in the former Austrian areas. For Wikipedia see "Anschluss Österreich".
          Thank you very much!

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          • Eric Scherer
            Registrierter Benutzer
            • 06.11.2012
            • 741

            #6
            Mainly the German postage fees were used in Austria. Still there were a few local specialities and also there was a Transition period there Austrian and German stamps were allowed to be used at the same time. Since the postage fee System was quiet difficult, I suggest to buy a "Michel Special Deutschland" or "Michel Postgebührenhandbuch". You get both quite resonable at ebay.

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            • L ChinasStempelkollektor
              L ChinasStempelkollektor
              • 29.05.2009
              • 448

              #7
              Zitat von Radio Philatelica
              Mainly the German postage fees were used in Austria. Still there were a few local specialities and also there was a Transition period there Austrian and German stamps were allowed to be used at the same time. Since the postage fee System was quiet difficult, I suggest to buy a "Michel Special Deutschland" or "Michel Postgebührenhandbuch". You get both quite resonable at ebay.
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              Hello,
              The "Michel Internationales Taschenbuch der Postgebühren Schadenexemplar" possible?
              Thank you
              In addition, there are about Drittes Reich (1933 to 1945) of Sonderstempel, Brief and Privatganzsache books? Please recommend, at ebay

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              • Welwitsch
                Registrierter Benutzer
                • 22.03.2011
                • 543

                #8
                "Hauptplatz" is the street address, which means "central square" oder "market square" in the city of Linz (Austria)

                The letter or card was sent by an official of the "Hafnerinnung", which is the "guild of crockers" within the Austrian League of Trade and Crafts. The "Hafner" means "potter" i. e. craftsmen who produce pottery, ceramics or any kind of tiles pp.

                Regards,
                W.

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                • L ChinasStempelkollektor
                  L ChinasStempelkollektor
                  • 29.05.2009
                  • 448

                  #9
                  Zitat von Welwitsch
                  "Hauptplatz" is the street address, which means "central square" oder "market square" in the city of Linz (Austria)

                  The letter or card was sent by an official of the "Hafnerinnung", which is the "guild of crockers" within the Austrian League of Trade and Crafts. The "Hafner" means "potter" i. e. craftsmen who produce pottery, ceramics or any kind of tiles pp.

                  Regards,
                  W.
                  Besten Dank!, Dank!!!

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