Hello there,
This Austrian 1910newspaper (Streifband).
problem:
1, (red 3) recipient address, no pre-printed
(Red 2) recipient address, pre-printed Wien
(Red 1) recipient address, pre-printed Böhmen
Why, pre-printed Wien ?, pre-printed Böhmen? In addition to address Wien, address Böhmen, this Austrian 1910newspaper, pre-printed recipient's address, how many?
2, this Austrian 1910newspaper, i need it on the catalog, please give the internet
Thank you very much very much!
On red 3 I can read Eger (Czech name Cheb), a town of Böhmen.
Gruß kartenhai
Original von kartenhai
On red 3 I can read Eger (Czech name Cheb), a town of Böhmen.Gruß kartenhai
Hello,
我的problem:
1, (red 3) recipient address, no pre-printed
(Red 2) recipient address, pre-printed Wien
(Red 1) recipient address, pre-printed Böhmen
Why, pre-printed Wien ?, pre-printed Böhmen? In addition to address Wien, address Böhmen, this Austrian 1910newspaper, pre-printed recipient's address, how many?
2, this Austrian 1910newspaper, i need it on the catalog, please give the internet
Thank you very much very much!
Hello Xiaolin,
your wrapper (= Streifband) is a private postal stationery. You can find this in the handbook of Ing.Franz Schneiderbauer, but only as a sort of a 3 Heller-wrapper, not specially the wrapper you have shown.
If such wrapppers are often used to special adresses, the sender pre-printed parts of adresses on the wrappers.
Best regards
Ingo
