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60,00 EUR

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1916, from Podgorica to Wien, Austrian military postcard sent during Austro-Hungarian occupation of Montenegro in World War I, addressed to

1916, from Podgorica to Wien, Austrian military postcard sent during Austro-Hungarian occupation of Montenegro in World War I, addressed to Otto Trebitsch, Wien XIII, handwritten address and message, violet circular seal K.U.K. KRIEGSMAPPIERUNG with imperial double-headed eagle indicating military cartographic authority, green circular postmark PODGORICA 6.8.1916, military mapping directorate involvement suggests connection to geographical or strategic documentation during occupation, scarce usage from Montenegro under Austro-Hungarian control, historical relevance due to administrative and territorial restructuring during Balkan campaigns, ex Kugel, XF! Estimate 400€.

Los 2306

120,00 EUR

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1917, TOULON to AJACCIO, Corsica, Nice postcard bearing black circular cancel of TOULON VAR, handstamped cachet with blue DEPOT MILITAIRE

1917, TOULON to AJACCIO, Corsica, Nice postcard bearing black circular cancel of TOULON VAR, handstamped cachet with blue DEPOT MILITAIRE SERBE A TOULON, unfranked as permitted under military concession, item dated from period of WWI, when Serbian Army regrouped in France following retreat through Albania, Toulon serving as key French naval base and point of military transit, blue military cachet indicative of presence of Serbian depot established in support of exiled troops, Corsica and particularly Ajaccio held strategic maritime role, destination significant due to its proximity to Allied logistical routes, historically linked to Napoleonic heritage, further underscoring Franco-Serbian military cooperation, item connected to broader narrative of Entente powers’ alliance against Central Powers, TOULON cancel consistent with 1916-1918 military correspondence, represents scarce example of unfranked concessionary use with auxiliary Serbian field markings, important piece for postal historians focusing on Balkan military mail and French coastal military operations, ex Kugel, VF-XF! Estimate 400€.

Los 2483

180,00 EUR

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from Skopje (Uskub) to Zürich Switzerland, Serbian military postal card of the Kingdom of Serbia with red printed coat of arms

from Skopje (Uskub) to Zürich Switzerland, Serbian military postal card of the Kingdom of Serbia with red printed coat of arms and official heading ШТАБ Врховне Команде (Staff of the Supreme Command), clearly struck violet cachet VOJNA POŠTA (military post), multiple Serbian and Ottoman-style postmarks including SCOPLYE, USKUB, and IMPRIMÉ cancellations all dated 22 XI 1912, sent barely four weeks after Skopje was captured by Serbian forces on 26 October 1912 during the First Balkan War, card illustrates immediate establishment of Serbian military administration and postal infrastructure in formerly Ottoman territory, early example of outbound international military correspondence during this brief transitional period, historically significant as Serbian occupation of Macedonia was a major strategic and national objective during the Balkan campaigns, well-preserved card with clear strikes and legible address to Switzerland, XF!

Los 2585

80,00 EUR

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1913, from Bitolj to Skopje, picture postcard written in Cyrillic script, some creasing, Serbian occupation postmark BITOLJ 18.FEB.13,

1913, from Bitolj to Skopje, picture postcard written in Cyrillic script, some creasing, Serbian occupation postmark BITOLJ 18.FEB.13, Ottoman postcard with trilingual Universal Postal Union heading TURQUIE, transitional postal usage during the Serbian occupation of Macedonia following the First Balkan War, mailed during the brief period when Ottoman infrastructure was still in place under new Serbian authority, illustrates the shift from Ottoman to Serbian administration in Monastir (Bitola), an important cultural and military center in Vardar Macedonia, scarce postal relic from a politically volatile period in Balkan history, ex Kugel, VF! Estimate 400€.

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