Austro-Hungarian Postmarks In Czech Territories

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Here is a single circle bilingual postmark dated May 5, 1883 with "TAUS", the German name for the town shown on bottom in Czech -"DOMAZLICE" which is located in Western Bohemia close to what was then the Kingdom of Bavaria,

Another nice one.

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Thank you Cjd! I posted two Tetschen postcards under the Austro-Hungarian empire postmark topic. You are a fiend indeed.

Two postmarks from Rumburg(Germ)/Rumburk (Czech), located in north central Bohemia, Czech Rep. Both are single circle Austrian cancels but the first is serif lettering, June 3, 1880, 11 AM (sorry, speck is on scan, not stamp) the second is sans serif ,Aug ?, 1883 (no time shown)

Here are three examples of lined (grid) Austrian cancels:
Marienbad(Marianske) July 11,1900, Aussig (Usti nad Labem) Oct. 29. 1900 and Saaz (zatec)Sept 8, 1905

1883 issue, three 5 Kr stamps, used in Litomysl (Leitomischl) in 1889 (first two 9/7, third 4/10)

1883, 5 Kr. Nachod postmark 1885,1886,1887



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/N%C3%A1chod

1883 issue, Adler Kosteletz - Kostelec nad Orlici, 1888,1889



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koste..._Orlic%C3%AD

Thanks Wadmalatz for your contributions, hopefully others will join in.
Here's an Austrian 8h,Karl reply card upfranked with a 2h special delivery stamp postmarked Pardubitz (Pardubice - Czech) with a double circle bilingual postmark with a short bridge containing date and time - Oct 24, 1918, 6AM. This was posted 4 days before the new nation of Czechoslovakia was officially formed.

SAAZ - Zatec, single circle postmark on 1883 issue

Here's some info about Saaz which might be of interest :
Saaz (Czech: Zatec) is located in northern Bohemia. The town is famous for an over 700-year-long tradition of growing Saaz hops, an esteemed and honored variety that helped to define beer styles such as European Lagers and Bohemian Pilsners.
Saaz hops are the defining element for the classic Pilsner Urquell, the original pilsner and first pale lager beer (1842). The brew became immensely successful and today, nine out of ten beers consumed in the world are derived from the original Pilsen beer. Below is an early postcard showing Saaz hop pickers.

Bilin (Bilina, Czec Rep.) located in northwestern Bohemia, is famous for it's spas and highly mineralized waters..

Prague

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Just some additional info on Jamesw's Prag postmark. Not only does it show the date, Feb 23, 1898, but also the time - 11PM. PM times were designated by Roman numerals and AM hours used Arabic numerals.

Here's a 2kr newspaper wrapper with a bilingual Budweis/Budejovice (now Ceske Budejovice) postmark dated Oct 20,1888 6-10 AM (F= fruh/early morning). Budweis is a southern Bohemian town where the authentic original Budweiser ("from Budweis") beer has been brewed since 1785.