Feldpost R & V-Label variations

Registered mail labels as used within the German feldpost system (and beyond).

Basic R-Label with hand-stamped identification number (865). Ref: 14.09.1942, MFP1/133

Feldpost office Identification number (335) by way of feldpost cancellation. Ref:25.02.1943, MFP24/139

'Deutsche Feldpost' printed text with hand-stamp feldpost office number (740). Ref: 16.06.1943, MFP51/140

Post-War usage

Post-war use of R-Label in Buchholz (hand stamped '10 Buchholz'). Ref: 28.01.1946 - 10/71

Post-war use of R-Label in Chemnitz (hand stamped 'Chnz 25'). Ref: 19.02.1946 - 10/42

Post-war use of R-Label in Frankfurt a.M. (hand stamp 'Frankfurt (Main) 2'). Ref: 20.04.1946 - 10/15

Post-war use of R-Label in Hamburg (manuscript 'Ham 46'). Ref: 12.04.1946 - ?

Post-war use of R-Label in Mayen (hand stamp 'Mayen'). Ref: 12.04.1946 - 15/14

Post-war use of R-Label in Schlüchtern (hand-stamp 'Schlüchtern'). Ref: 01.03.1946 - 16/3

Post-war use of naval R-Label in Wesermünde (hand stamp 'Wesermünde-Wulsdorf'). From Oct.1942 the navy used roman numerals on registered mail to disguise its postal origin. Ref: 18.05.1946 - 15/32

Valeur mail labels as used within the German feldpost system (and beyond).

Post-war use of V-Label in Frankenberg (manuscript 'Frankenberg Sachs'). Ref: 05.04.1948 - 10/53

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