Any Interest In World Postal Stationery?

I posted my unused UX1 and UX8 in this thread last April, right after I bought them at WESTPEX. I really like the early Hawaiian postal stationery, too. Part of it has to do with my fascination with the language, which I want to learn someday. I'd love to be able to read the Hawaiian translations of The Hobbit and Alice's Adventures in Wonderland that I have in my collection!

Volapük (See five posts earlier)

Quote from Omniglot site:

Volapük ("World Language") was invented in 1879 by Johann Martin Schleyer, a German priest who lived in Baden. Schleyer claimed the idea for creating an international language was suggested to him by God in a dream.

Seek ID for Stationery fragment, mutilated stationery.
I have seen it before, it comes back to haunt me.
Thank you.

Here is an item from TURKISH CYPRUS.Card issued 1988. Michel # P-2. Enjoy.

New acquisitions...

Cuba (Spanish colony)

German New Guinea

Germany: Offices in Turkey

Tasmania

I collect Postal stationary and stamps that illustarate a named types such as V mail, Penny black, Black jack, Censored. I hope to make some kind of dictionary of terms and phrases illustrated with real examples ofPhilatelic material.
Can anyone tell me any named types or classes of postal stationary, where the name is widely recognised. Definitions of the term would be useful
Thanks in anticipation of any advice.

Was going thru a stack of Germany & related places items and have added these to my collection...
ALLENSTEIN Michel {P-1 issued 1920)



Private printed PC commemorating 25 years of marriage (?). Issued 1911.



Next: printed to order aerogramme from East Germany. Michel KFG 10. Issued 1959.



And finally: SAAR Postal (Card Michel # P-8 issued 1921).



Thanks for looking.....

Not just anyone's 25th wedding anniversary, it's the King and Queen of Württemberg.

Here is a mint ISRAEL Military aerogramme issued im 1957. KESSLER Cat. # 101. This particular item was handstamp with one of the censor markings..

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Pre-approved by the censor, eh? Officers!

Cheers,

/s/ ikeyPikey

Hi Rod, this is an imperf revenue stamp rather than than a cutout.

It's a 5 piastres Consulates revenue from 1885, McDonald #11a.

Wow! finally..........
that fellow has been sitting on my desk for a month. irritating me.
Thank you Nigel.
Off to see it in McDonald..........

The paper was a quizling, coming in at .012" , somewhere between a wrapper and a postcard.

Update:
I may send this to ONEPS for appraisal
it definitely is on card of some sort, not a stamp (other than a pre printed type on card)
ATHENS?
Curious.

Came across this cover. Return address was interesting:

Polish postal card of 1979.
Michel #P 771

The card commemorates the 25th Anniversary of the Polish philatelic magazine „Filatelista".

New arrivals:

Jamaica

Montenegro