good morning I found this letter addressed to the United States in 1906, I noticed that it has a stamp of 10 kon Russo of 1858 I believe, deleted with the numeral circle of Poland n.138, is it possible to use this postage after about 50 years? Greetings Simone
If it is not a philatelic souvenir,what is it? A card written in Vilnius,cancelled in Radom,and addressed to "New York" ? (I can believe Mc Kesson & Robbins were well known in 1938,but in 1906 ?)
Thank you very much for the answers, it could in my opinion be a postcard pre-canceled in about 1870, and reused for shipping to the United States in 1906
I think the cancel is a forgery.It was not used at such a late date.I don't think it would of been cancelled on an empty card 30 years before.The card found it's way in N.Y. by other means.
I wouldn't know, no experience in this area, however, I always feel unease when I see a perfectly inked Postmark, perfectly positioned socked on the nose, it's just "too nice", indeed it could be genuine, but I always treat these with caution. The concentric rings look a little dodgy too. If the hammer was Brass or steel, I cannot see that smudgy shape appearing.
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