Czechoslovakia, 1917/1970, postal history collection of about 116 covers and cards, housed in a stockbook and arranged chronologically with
Czechoslovakia, 1917/1970, postal history collection of about 116 covers and cards, housed in a stockbook and arranged chronologically with particular depth in the 1920s–1930s period, the greater part comprising commercial mail, many addressed to Alsace-Lorraine and showing attractive corner-card imprints, together with fronts and parcel-wrapper cut-outs for rate and destination study; includes airmails, registered mail, and multiple-franking commercial usages, with a small group of First Day Covers; early material features imperforate Hradčany Castle issues on postal stationery and a representative selection of Masaryk issues on both stationery and cover, as well as feldpost mail from Mährisch Trübau and Marienbad under German occupation, including a four-page letter from Mährisch Trübau (28 Apr 1942) describing everyday life, wartime conditions, and the importance of mail for morale; condition varied but generally sound, a useful lot.
