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1867 postage stamp imprint | 10 kreuzer blue, with list of 10 pneumatic stations; validity 1 August 1879 to 31 October 1884 |
Doppelkarte with paid answer; twice 10 kreuzer blue; validity 1 July 1880 to 31 October 1884 | |
10 kreuzer blue, with changed printing and list of 17, later 27, offices; validity 1880 to 31 October 1884 | |
1883 postage stamp imprint | 10 kreuzer blue, with list of 30, later 31, even later no offices; validity September 1883 to 30 June 1891. |
Doppelkarte with paid answer, twice 10 kreuzer blue; validity 1 November 1884 to 30 June 1891. | |
1890 postage stamp imprint | 10 kreuzer blue; validity 1 September 1890 to 30 September 1900. |
Doppelkarte with paid answer, twice 10 kreuzer blue; validity 1 September 1890 to 30 September 1900. | |
1900 postage stamp imprint | 20 heller brown, 1900-19?? |
Doppelkarte with paid answer, twice 20 heller brown | |
25 heller brown, 1907-19?? | |
Doppelkarte with paid answer, twice 25 heller brown | |
"Old F.J." Jubilee imprint of 1908 | 25 heller blue, 1908-19?? |
Doppelkarte with paid answer, twice 25 heller blue | |
Arms imprint | 38 heller red, 1916 to 31.10.1920 |
70 heller grey, 1918 to period 4 ie 1.2.1921-31.7.1921 | |
85 heller grey, 1920 to period 4 ie 1.2.1921-31.7.1921 | |
25 Kronen grey, 1922 to period 11: 1.8.1923-30.11.1923 |
'Click the Pic' to open a new window with a larger version of the picture; you may need to use the slidy-bars to see all of it; close it when done-with. The Abbreviations used in the table are listed after it. For the double-cards, the front and back may be of two different cards and of visibly different shades.
"Ash" is the 1928 Ascher catalogue (APS Library 1B) which as far as pneumatic items goes is identical to the 1977 supplement (APS Lib 55). See from page 871.
"Fer" is the 2008 edition of the Ferchenbauer catalogue.
"Mi" is the Michel Ganzsachen-Katalog Europa West 2015. Prefixing the number are the letters RU for Rohrpost-Umschlage; RK for Rohrpost-Kartenbriefe; or RP for Rohrpost-Postkarten. The order of the Michel catalogue is that of the imprinted stamp design!
"Sch" is the Schneiderbauer catalogue, second edition, with the 1988 supplement incorporated (there are very few changes from the 1st edition). A table appended to this gives equivalences for obsolete issues of Ferchenbauer (1981) and the Michel Ganzsachen-Europa (1978) catalogues.
"Col" is the colour of the imprint: B=Blue; Bk=Black; Br=Brown; G=Grey; Gn=Green; GB=Green-Blue; O=Orange; P=Pink; W=White; Y=Yellow; R=Red. Combinations such as GB or GGn indicate intermediate colours and could equally well have been written BG or GnG respectively.
"Des" is the imprinted stamp designs: Tel=1873 Telegraph; EA=Eagle Arms; EFL=Emperor facing left; Jub=Emperor's 1908 Jubilee; Als=Arms (large shield); Ass=Arms (small shield); Asq=Arms (square format); EFR=Emperor facing right
"Ins Col" is the colour of the inscription (same abbreviations as for the imprint).
"Perf": 'C' is Comb; 'L' is line
Note 1: all printings with supplementary imprints & private printings have been ignored! See Schneiderbauer for their details.
Note 2: For Postcards Ash 14a & 14b, and Letter Cards Ash 2I & 2II, the catalogues give different colours; the entries in the table were determined by examining actual specimens.
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