Any Interest In World Postal Stationery?

Congrats! Those Mulready envelopes are gorgeous.

Here is a unused copy of a Great Britain (H&G) I-2 postal card, issued 1914. This card was for the British military personnel fighting in WW1. I enjoyed the rear side. There is another thread on these cards going on, and it appears that the card was used by a bunch of other countries as well.
Oh well, just thought I would share....

Here is the newest United Nations - Vienna, Austria issued postal stationery envelope. It was released on August 24, 2019. Enjoy

Mailed from Rajputana (perhaps on the 8th) with a delivery stamp on 19431109 in not-very-far-away Sri Madhopur.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rajputana

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sri_Madhopur

Being utterly innocent of the local lingo, I am reluctant to post the message content or identifying details.

Cheers,

/s/ ikeyPikey

New arrivals:

Mashonaland, 1893

Rhodesia, 1899

PoStat4evR recently posted his Mulready envelope, but I just got an "Unready" envelope from Wonderland, one of Gerald M. King's fantasy postal stationery creations. Enjoy!

Queen Padmé Amidala
United States, 2007 (Scott #UX497)

One of the U.S. postal cards honoring the Star Wars movie franchise. I'm not particularly a fan of Episode I: The Phantom Menace (Little Anakin is annoying, and Jar-Jar even more so), but I am a fan of actress Natalie Portman.

This 20 lei King Michael postal card of Soviet-occupied Romania is from very near the end of the war. It was mailed from Bucharest to Lugoj in the far west of the country. Correspondence was written on April 29, 1945 and postmarked on May 3. Boxed censor stamp is "23 CENZURA 7 LUGOJ 23". Large blue "T" indicates underpaid/postage due.

New arrivals:

Turks Islands, 1881

Uruguay, 1878

New arrivals:

Eritrea, 1893

France: Offices in Morocco, 1893

German postal card commemorating the 70th anniversary of the introduction of the postal card in Austria-Hungary on 1 October 1869. (Keep in mind that Austria was part of the German Reich in 1939.)

The Michel Ganzsachen-Katalog Deutschland 1980 says that this card was planned to be released at a special exhibition on 1 October 1939, but the exhibition and the release were cancelled, due to the outbreak of World War II. After the war, some of the unissued cards that were stored in Vienna "fell into the wrong hands" and thus entered the market.

New arrivals:

Grenada, 1881

Barmen-Elberfeld: Courier (German local private post)

This 50 kopeck Soviet airmail postal stationery was franked with 1.70 rubles additional postage. It was mailed registered airmail (2.20 rubles) from Tallinn, Estonia (USSR) to Uncasville, Connecticut, USA on 28 February 1989.

The additional postage includes the complete set of the Calgary Olympics stamps, plus the 50k. stamp from the Calgary Olympics souvenir sheet. This is very probably philatelic mail, but interesting nonetheless.

My last new arrival for the year:

Gambia, 1880

Belgium, 1971
Postal card commemorating the 100th anniversary of the first Belgian postal card.

United States, 1973
Postal card commemorating the 100th anniversary of the first United States postal card.