Moresnet #3 - Kelmis Cancel On 10/14/1886

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Although in the neutral territory a real post office has never existed, the residents were not naturally devoid of postal traffic. As with do more business was the case were the inhabitants of the neutral zone, also with regard to postal traffic, both ways.

Throughout the existence of the neutral territory because both the Prussian and Belgian postal mail communications simultaneously, but independently of each other, cared.

Was a letter sent to Prussia then one pasted a Prussian stamp and sent the letter with a Prussian postal service. Had the letter to Belgium then went a Belgian stamp on it and mailed the letter to the Belgian postal service. For either case the domestic tariff.

For a postal item to all other countries one could easily choose the postal service with the best rates.

Nearest Belgian post office (Henri-Chapelle) that the post in Belgium Moresnet kept was also responsible for the order post at the neutral territory.

Nearest Prussian office Herbesthal that the post in Prussian Moresnet gave also had the neutral area within its jurisdiction.

Both offices had their own messenger that the post in the neutral area ordered and the respective coaches emptied.

Later, the Vieille Montagne ensured that a German office was opened in Prussian Moresnet. As almost usual this office was housed in a building of the Vieille Montagne.