Nice Bin Lot Of Postal Cards

So I was getting discouraged on eBay, always seeming to come in second.
Found this as a buy it now, figured at 16¢ a card would be fun to play with.
Was very happy with the variety when it came in.

Out of the 76, there were only a few I did not like.

Any help or comments appreciated.
Thanks,
pat


A few shown below.



Nice Scott 22 on card.


Anyone know what the "B' Z" in the red London cancel is for?


Malmo and Bestellt vom Postamte 14 Postmark


7/9/23 inflation starting to ramp up. Does this rate add up for the date?


Looks like a Commemorative meter tying the two labels (there is another under the first). Then postage added to mail.


Commemorative card with reprinted label



Are the small rectangle boxes (316, 317, 359, 375) postal clerk or censor marks?



Postal tax stamp under German occupation (3NRA8) on Fieldpost


A few of the other Postal Cards

I would say you did very well indeed. Some interesting items. Congrats!

The small boxes are censor marks. Some nice uprated cards.

nice one, interesting that the postcard from Tchecoslovakia, is written in french (and not in Russian or english) !!!

French was (is?) UPU's official language

The card alone with the "souvenir de la tour eiffel" stamp paid for the entire lot...

Why's that, perf - is that an uncommon Tower Cinderella?

It is an early usage of this vignette(1952) to Germany with 18frs in stamps.
Posted from Guignicourt (Aisne).Just a bit out of the ordinary I think.

Thank you. I must say I've never bothered looking closely at Eiffel Tower material!

Very cool lot. You definitely got your money's worth.

A very nice collection
.
The Dutch card with the 2.5 ct stamp on its one, payed for the collection,(is the upper right corner ok?)

I think some of the Swisse examples are also nice.

I do not have enough knowledge, but the 9th armee one might also be a nice one.

Johan,
Recently lost my USB scope, so can't give you a closeup.Might be missing a perf (or just rough), but for 150+ years on card, I'll keep it.

Still trying to research the Fieldpost unit and location.

Thanks,
pat