Postal Forms & Stationery of the Palestine Mandate

Nathaniel Transport company mentioned in a 1 Aug 1942 Telegram from ALEXANDRIA Egypt to HAIFA, in regards the transport of tobacco; tied by HAIFA TELEGRAPHS postmark GD #79. Nathaniel is known primarily as one of the transporters of mail on the Baghdad overland mail route....

Mandate Jerusalem Postmarks: undocumented 7 SEPT 1929 JERUSALEM 24mm single-circle date-stamp tied to Palestine Posts, Telegraphs & Telephones receipt stationary form PT 13 - this would be the smallest known single-circle date-stamp of this type....

JERUSALEM PARCEL POST postmark (Sach #H31) dated 2 April 1947 tied to a Palestine Mandate Receipt for Customs Import Duty (form PT 214), torn at left from removal from booklet...

Unused Palestine Mandate postal stationary wrapper (1931 series) in dark blue, imprinted "Printed Paper" and with imprinted 2m franking for the inland printed matter rate (Ba #WR.1)...

Palestine Mandate era receipt for payment made into the municipal safe of JERUSALEM, by Arab resident of the city (form filled out in Arabic); with stains & handwriting on the back. Unusual document....

1948 wartime Palestine/Israel - original Post Office notice: mimeographed 23 July 1948 notice PBN 2739 from the British General Post Office (London) announcing resumption of unregistered air mail service for letters weighing under 2 ounces & postcards to "certain [Jewish-controlled] places in Palestine" and lists 15 of the "more important" locales (including JERUSALEM, after siege ended 20 June). ...

1948 Wartime Palestine/Israel - original Post Office notice: mimeographed 10 Feb 1949 notice PBN 2808 from the British General Post Office (London) announcing resumption of parcel post services to "Israeli-controlled areas of Palestine and to certain places in Arab-controlled areas". The notice concludes "full details may be obtaied at any post office". Near-mint condition with filing hole at uppe...