Palestine Forerunners Austrian Post - Rare view of Haifa Clock Tower on postcard mailed to Switzerland, frank 20 Para Austrian ovpt. stamp tied by Caifa double ring bridge type postmark dated 12 August 1908. The card is in excellent condition.
Palestine Forerunners Turkish Post - 21.3.1915 "Jerusalem 5" XF postmark tied to 20 Para Turkish stamp on postcard mailed to Damas Syria. Jerusalem scarce large double ring censor handstamp on front (Collins type CM2) alongside Damas arrival p/m. Long Arabic written message on back. F-VF & scarce.
Palestine Forerunners Turkish Post - April 14 1898 Bur.2 Jerusalem - Jaffa Railway, VF postmark tied to pair of 20 Para Turkish stamps on color view card of Bethlehem, mailed to Germany with Turkey Transit postmark of April 20 & German arrival postmark 23.4.1898. Long German written message on back. VF & scarce.
Palestine Forerunners Turkish military post - FPO 3 ( Sahara Postassi 3) VF postmark 28.5.1917 tied to 5 Para Turkish stamp (Printed matter rate - less than 5 word message) on postcard with view of Jerusalem Damas gate sent by a soldier of the 52nd Division to Istanbul Turkey. FPO 3 used by the Turkish 52nd division stationed in the Gaza area. This postcard pictured in the Ottoman post in Palestine Collins catalog page 222.
Judaica - Early 1930s Germany, mint postcard with star of David Blue/White cachet. Back side showing Prof. Martin Philipson a Jewish German historian. VF scarce card.
Judaica - 1920s/30s 7 different European mint postcards with prints of the famous Jewish artist E.M.Lilien. VF & scarce.
Judaica Holocaust Era - Russia 8.2.1944 Yiddish written free postage postcard mailed to Canada with double censor. F-VF.
Judaica Holocaust - 17.4.1943 post card mailed by Jewish POW soldier from Stalag VIIIB to Palestine. Nazi camp & British censors on front & back.
Judaica Holocaust - Germany 1.12.1938 Post card with unusual view of bombed building with German stamp on front tied by Anti Semitic exhibit slogan. VF.
Judaica pre Holocaust - 18.1.1935 postcard mailed from the Yeshiva "Or Torah" in Kelme Lithuania, with Yiddish written text on back. F-VF