Registration Labels - Why Not?

Well, Rodney, you know how retiring and modest I am about my collection, but yes: I can top a Hyderabad registration label.

How about Morvi State?



(With the 1932-3 2 Anna, SG 11)

Not a label, per se, I suppose, but Canada issued registration stamps from 1875-1888.




And later on, just a big black R would do.

Ooh Reallly?

I don't think the Morvi tops Hyderabad,
rather, sits alongside it. Very nice
the shocking Pink, is easily identifiable.

The Indian overseas forces covers were in shocking Pink.

Why do we often observe addresses crossed out and replaced?
it this a regional translation thing?

Hello, I like this thread because this is another thing I collect. I collect all auxillary stamps on covers as well when they come along.
Tghanks
Davis







The first one is Rotterdam. Prins Hendrikkade is a street in Amsterdam.
The second one is Rabat, Saudi Arabia
The third is Praia-It is the capital of Cape Verde in the Atlantic Ocean. It is on the southernmost coast of Santiago Island in the Solavento Island gropu.
The fourth is Ascuncion Paraguay- Might be a registered airmail? Not sure.
The fifth is Porto Nova-the capital of Benin and the former capital of French Dahomey.
The last is El Salvador.

I was just about to upbraid you fincbob,
to remind you we like explanations with the Registration
labels, now I see your lower text.
Well Done
Gives some meaning to the little blighters.

OK two countries used Registration Labels as stamps,
I have posted German new Guinea....

What is the other one?

Prize: Fleeting fame on SCF.

Ðakovo is a town in the region of Slavonia, Croatia.

Chief occupations include farming, livestock breeding, leather and wool processing; horse selection centre (pure bred white horses) major industries are wood processing (furniture), textiles, chemicals and food processing, building material, printing and tourism.

Two early Paris Labels,
I am trying to identify the hexagonal postmark

Any French speakers present, who
could advise if this page has anything remotely
consistent with the example, please?
If so, the translation.
(hexagonal des facteurs)
http://marcophilie.org/x/x-hex-i.html

Some 1980/1990 Czechoslovackia registration & airmail labels:

Not so long ago,
a Hagners sheet of Registration labels came up for auction,
"Right!" I thought
they are mine, nobody else collects those things.

How wrong.
went for circa $18 IIRC.

Hi Rod.

If I remember correctly, some years ago, mon ami Pierre Courtiade and I had a chat about these Paris hexa-numbers.
I remember long, long ago, when I still had a waist, the E-13 postal station was in the 16th Arrondissement on boul. Murat.
My doubts arise from the fact that I am not 100pc sure these were actually the numbers Pierre and I (and Bruno, I think) were discussing.
Your page shows all sorts of cancels for from rural and urban receipts to naval - colonial - documents and everything in between.
I hope this helps (though I doubt it).
Cheers.

Cheers Tony
I would have asked Pierre,
however, I have recently loaded MS Office
and promptly lost all my old IE newsgroups
(don't you just love computers)
Havn't taken the time to find rcsd again.

Postal Station...that sounds about right

PS: Since the invention of braces, who needs a waist?

Estonia October 2010





Spain April 2011

Interesting to see the AR card,
married with Registration on the Estonian.

Here is the front of a registered letter from Mongolia.