1917, Tsaritsyn Metallurgical Plant, Prisoner of War Card, Censorship Of Moscow 671 (?)

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1917, Tsaritsyn Metallurgical Plant, Prisoner of War Card, Censorship Of Moscow 671 (?)

Lot 3108

Prisoner of war postcard to Austria from the Tsaritsyn metallurgical plant issued by Samara Postal and Telegraph District. Round handstamp of Moscow censorship 611. Triangular handstamp of the Austrian censorship.

1917, Царицынский металлургический завод, карточка военнопленного. Цензура Москвы 671 (?)

Почтовая карточка военнопленного в Австрию с Царицынского металлургического завода издания Самарского почтово-телеграфного округа.

Круглый штамп московской цензуры 611. Треугольный штамп австрийской цензуры.

Type: Postal History, Censorship, Censor, Postal card, Postal Stationery

Condition: Used

Period: 1900-1919

Topic: Militaria

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