CZECHOSLOVAKIA, Austria 1919 Mixed Country Franked Com Forerunner Cover, CSSR
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA + Austria 1919 Mixed Country Franked Com Forerunner Cover , CSSR CZECHOSLOVAKIA + Austria 1919 Mixed Country Franked Com Forerunner Cover , CSSR Click images to enlarge ... Description This is one item out of a collection we just break on Ebay Mail from Lost Austrian Territory in Czech
For a few weeks such mixed Frankings were possible and allowed but not often seen !
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Břeclav (German: Lundenburg) is a town in the Moravia, South Moravian Region, Czech Republic, approximately 55 km southeast of Brno. It is located at the border with Lower Austria on the Dyje River. The nearest town on Austrian territory is Bernhardsthal. Břeclav also lies 10 km northwest of the Slovak border at Kúty and 100 km north of the Austrian capital city Vienna.HistoryPohanskoIn the area of the town several localities have been discovered which were settled in prehistory. Of these the most important one is called Pohansko (meaning "a paganish (place)") southeast of the town, that became a significant grad in Great Moravian times. In the 10th century it was abandoned; today there is an archaeological site with an exhibition.Břeclav CastleIn the 11th century a border castle was established by Duke Bretislaus I which took his name (in Czech Břetislav → Břeclav). The castle served as one of the ducal administrative centres in medieval Moravia, later becoming a manor house. The Zierotins rebuilt it in Renaissance style. In 1638 the House of Liechtenstein gained it, but the family did not reside there and in the early 19th century they rebuilt it to artificial ruins as a part of the Lednice-Valtice cultural-natural complex.TownThere was originally a market town by the castle, which was destroyed in the 15th century and then refounded closer to the castle (which is in the area of today's town centre); the original spot has been called Old Břeclav (Stará Břeclav) since that time. Both the (new) market town and village of Old Břeclav were badly damaged in battles during the 17th century.The opening of a railway to Vienna and Brno in 1839 (and subsequent extensions to a junction) represented an important event, that brought industrialisation and population growth: from 2, 952 inhabitants (of Břeclav and Old Břeclav together) in 1834 to 13, 689 in 1930. As a consequence, Břeclav obtained town status (1872), becoming the seat of the judicial (1850) and political (1949) district. In 1919 three original municipalities merged (Břeclav, Old Břeclav and Jewish Municipality of Břeclav); in 1974 another two - Poštorná and Charvátská Nová Ves (both were parts of Lower Austria until 1920) - were joined. In 1938-1945 Břeclav was a part of Nazi Germany, although the town's population was mostly Czech-speaking. Local Jews (4.3% in 1930) and Germans (11.6%) were expelled both during and after World War II.
Key: Österreich, Austriche, Schweiz, CSR, CS, CSSR, Böhmen & Mähren , Bohemia & Moravia, Tschechoslowakei, Czech, Czechoslovakia, Slovakia, Slowakei, Slovakie, Slowensko, Slovensko, Deutsches Reich, Germany, Deutschland, Payment
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For a few weeks such mixed Frankings were possible and allowed but not often seen !
Very low starting price !
For condition see and enlarge all photos !
Click on the images for big pictures !
Břeclav (German: Lundenburg) is a town in the Moravia, South Moravian Region, Czech Republic, approximately 55 km southeast of Brno. It is located at the border with Lower Austria on the Dyje River. The nearest town on Austrian territory is Bernhardsthal. Břeclav also lies 10 km northwest of the Slovak border at Kúty and 100 km north of the Austrian capital city Vienna.HistoryPohanskoIn the area of the town several localities have been discovered which were settled in prehistory. Of these the most important one is called Pohansko (meaning "a paganish (place)") southeast of the town, that became a significant grad in Great Moravian times. In the 10th century it was abandoned; today there is an archaeological site with an exhibition.Břeclav CastleIn the 11th century a border castle was established by Duke Bretislaus I which took his name (in Czech Břetislav → Břeclav). The castle served as one of the ducal administrative centres in medieval Moravia, later becoming a manor house. The Zierotins rebuilt it in Renaissance style. In 1638 the House of Liechtenstein gained it, but the family did not reside there and in the early 19th century they rebuilt it to artificial ruins as a part of the Lednice-Valtice cultural-natural complex.TownThere was originally a market town by the castle, which was destroyed in the 15th century and then refounded closer to the castle (which is in the area of today's town centre); the original spot has been called Old Břeclav (Stará Břeclav) since that time. Both the (new) market town and village of Old Břeclav were badly damaged in battles during the 17th century.The opening of a railway to Vienna and Brno in 1839 (and subsequent extensions to a junction) represented an important event, that brought industrialisation and population growth: from 2, 952 inhabitants (of Břeclav and Old Břeclav together) in 1834 to 13, 689 in 1930. As a consequence, Břeclav obtained town status (1872), becoming the seat of the judicial (1850) and political (1949) district. In 1919 three original municipalities merged (Břeclav, Old Břeclav and Jewish Municipality of Břeclav); in 1974 another two - Poštorná and Charvátská Nová Ves (both were parts of Lower Austria until 1920) - were joined. In 1938-1945 Břeclav was a part of Nazi Germany, although the town's population was mostly Czech-speaking. Local Jews (4.3% in 1930) and Germans (11.6%) were expelled both during and after World War II.
Key: Österreich, Austriche, Schweiz, CSR, CS, CSSR, Böhmen & Mähren , Bohemia & Moravia, Tschechoslowakei, Czech, Czechoslovakia, Slovakia, Slowakei, Slovakie, Slowensko, Slovensko, Deutsches Reich, Germany, Deutschland, Payment
6% Sales Tax will be added to Pennsylvania residents.
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International Buyers – Please Note:
Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility.
Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding or buying. Shipping USA Shipping is based on a flat rate of $3.00, no matter how many items you win. In order for us to do combined shipping you must wait for an invoice or contact us and we will send you a combined shipping invoice. We were forced to raise shipping costs due to an increase in USPS shipping charges!
Stamps and/or covers only, NO visible album pages are included as they are not part of the auction.
All USA Shipping includes USPS Tracking and Insurance
Any other country: $3.00
USPS Tracked/Insured mail : starting at $7.00
Registered mail : $18.00
Please wait until Sunday Afternoon(EST) when you receive our invoice to pay for your items.
Items over $75.00 must go Registered or Tracked/Insured mail cost is $18.00 for Registered and $7.00 for Tracked/Insured. This is required for these more expensive lots and will NOT ship without insurance/tracking. If you have questions please message us prior to bidding.
We combine lots to save shipping charges.
We combine lots to save shipping charges.
Terms of Sale Payments must be made not later than 7 days after auction end, unless other arrangements have been made. Please contact us with any questions. Contact Us Please message with any questions you have about the item. Pictures sell!
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