Postal Etiquettes And/Or Labels From Around The World

Nice one Nethryk, a first for my collection I think.
(yep, first identified wales etiquette amongst 560 labels)


Arrived back of book,
possibly no Postal connection at all but commercial
Urban and Co Frankfurt

This etiquette is on the back of a cover mailed in 1947.

Nice one

I'm not sure which subject heading this is most appropriate under but, because it portrays the sender's hoped for post office etiquette, I thought this as good a place as any.

Can you imagine the reception a label like this would get moving through today's postal system?

The label is a genuine postal etiquette Tomisek. :)
I have seen quite a few similar, up to the 1980's
few since.

Here is an image of an interesting label from La Poste UK Ltd. that I received in today's mail, attached to a clear plastic magazine wrapper. I complied gladly, of course!

- nethryk

Poland 1995 etiquette (Postmark 20 December 1995 - stamps dated 1996)

Something that recently came in a packet from a bonnie Scottish lady.

Hurray for the red, white and blue!

I don't know if these examples have been shown before, but here are airmail stickers on covers from Ethiopa and Yugoslavia.
I believe the Ethipian script is Amharic?

France 14 -03- 2013 usage of airmail etoquette.

Czech Republic airmail etiquette usage in March 2013 on a registered metered envelope to Canada.

I don't think theses have appeared here on this thread yet.

They are Philatelic Labels made available to collectors which if they were attached to letters and handed in at the Post Office counter or at special post boxes were supposed to be carefully hand cancelled with clear CDS.


Actually this label wasn't needed since most Austrian used stamps and covers have clear, sharp
CDS actually in many cases better than the example below.



I have 2 different examples, one light yellow & green and one
darker yellow & green.





I believe the German Post Office made similar ones also available to collectors.

Here is an advertising label - for labels.
C.

A 2013 use Luftpost Airmail etiquette label from Germany: