Any Interest In World Postal Stationery?

ikeyPikey: You Pakistan aerogramme was issued in 1966 and has a Higgins & Gage cat # of FG-26. The 2 Indian Registered items are beyond (t new) the listings I have.

asmodeus : VERY nice yet again! It even has a few TP/MC Perfins on the stamps! Nice.

Thank you, PoStat4evR!

OK, today is New Zealand Day (as far as this post goes anyway).
The first is a New Zealand envelope (B-28 issued 1953). This in itself is not spectacular, but I found the addition of all the nice
QE stamps a bonus:



The second item is a "Formular" AirLetter, but has a nice meter under the cancel. Close up is second down...






The third item is a letter card (A-13 issued in 1920). Nice double imprint:






And finally the fourth item is another Letter Card (A2 issued 1898). Nice backside of NZ scenes.




I know a lot of you view these postings. Any specific countries you might want to see?

Here's Brazil. Not sure what all the markings are. I like that the card is American Bank Note Co. New York

stampcrow: Thanks for the share. Nice card.

GB Mulready Stationery with two Maltese crosses.

asmodeus: NICE! I used to have one of those, but when I sold my UK collection many years ago it went with it.
Haven't gotten around to getting another again, yet! Thanks for sharing

My contribution to this thread. I don't know what it is but I have several similar.

All I know that it is from Japan

ronv: Looks like a Higgins & Gage # 97. Issued in 1951. I have never figured out the Japanese dating system on the postmarks yet. Maybe someone with more knowledge on this portion can help.

There are more of these in the SCF at
https://goscf.com/t/34522&SearchTer...Postal,Cards

Chimo

Bujutsu

Postmarked at Tarumi (Kobe) and dated 15 December 1952. Sent to a European, a Robert Waylen (or something similar-sounding)

4 from thre "U" stacks

UKRAINE: 2001




Next: UPPER SENEGAL & NIGER envelope 1917





NEXT: URUGUAY letter sheet #A1, 1883





and finally, UZBEKISTAN, envelope 1992

Don't know if this is considered postal stationary. It is embossed.

Here we go! Memel.