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German Bahnpost, Is That A Railroad Cancel

 
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stampcrow
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This is another card from my recent purchase. This cancel jumped out at me. Did a quick google study. I believe this is a railroad marking. Is that correct?
Is ZUG 210 a specific train, or maybe a route number??

As always, any added insight is welcomed.


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PoStat4evR
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Yep, it is a German Bahnpost (Railway) marking. ZUG210 was probably the train #.
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Cjd
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Berlin to Sassnitz, a resort town due north of Berlin about 4-5 hours by train.
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Yes, the German word zug means train. Bahnpost cancels are relatively common in this era - it seems railroad post offices were a big part of the German postal system at that time.
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Germany Bahnpost 1900-1933 is very intersting topic for collecting, I thing exist Manual book for that. (on German printed before 1940).









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