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May 10th 10, 04:41 AM
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Germany Cancellation Premium:
Can anyone explain what is meant by a cancellation premium stamp,
and how it was used pleased? http://cjoint.com/data/fkfOvMOT37.htm 
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May 10th 10, 09:52 AM
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Germany Cancellation Premium:
Am 10.05.2010 05:41, schrieb rod allan:
Can anyone explain what is meant by a cancellation premium stamp, and how it was used pleased? http://cjoint.com/data/fkfOvMOT37.htm Well, this stamp, should primarily be used for special(comemmorative) postmarks. The stamp was affixed on a sheet/piece of paper and then cancelled by the postmark wanted. The 3 Pfennig was the minnimum fee, charged by the post for that service. You will find lots of this stamp with comemmorative postmarks. It could bee used as normal postage too. Peter -- No Gates - no Bill!
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May 10th 10, 10:34 AM
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Germany Cancellation Premium:
Understood,
still sounds curious, sticking a stamp on a bit of paper for a postmark. Dedicated for favour postmarks. Strange days indeed. "Peter Buder" wrote in message ... Am 10.05.2010 05:41, schrieb rod allan: Can anyone explain what is meant by a cancellation premium stamp, and how it was used pleased? http://cjoint.com/data/fkfOvMOT37.htm Well, this stamp, should primarily be used for special(comemmorative) postmarks. The stamp was affixed on a sheet/piece of paper and then cancelled by the postmark wanted. The 3 Pfennig was the minnimum fee, charged by the post for that service. You will find lots of this stamp with comemmorative postmarks. It could bee used as normal postage too. Peter -- No Gates - no Bill!
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May 10th 10, 10:45 AM
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Germany Cancellation Premium:
Am 10.05.2010 11:34, schrieb rod allan:
Understood, still sounds curious, sticking a stamp on a bit of paper for a postmark. Dedicated for favour postmarks. Strange days indeed. "Peter Buder" wrote in message ... Am 10.05.2010 05:41, schrieb rod allan: Can anyone explain what is meant by a cancellation premium stamp, and how it was used pleased? http://cjoint.com/data/fkfOvMOT37.htm Well, this stamp, should primarily be used for special(comemmorative) postmarks. The stamp was affixed on a sheet/piece of paper and then cancelled by the postmark wanted. The 3 Pfennig was the minnimum fee, charged by the post for that service. You will find lots of this stamp with comemmorative postmarks. It could bee used as normal postage too. Peter -- No Gates - no Bill! It is not very much different from making a FDC. Peter -- No Gates - no Bill!
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