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Poste Aux Armees 515

Started by Colin Tabeart, July 03, 2016, 10:51:57 AM

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Colin Tabeart

Can anyone help me with this airmail to Melbourne please? In particular:
How is the 54F postage rate arrived at?
How did it get there?
Where was Poste Aux Armees 515 applied?
What is the meaning of the rectangular box bottom left of the front?
What, if anything, does the m/s "37" [?] towards the top left in bluish ink?
Thanks, Colin

rcallens

Hi Colin, BPM (Poste aux Armées) 515 was established from 31 May 1945 at Bühl, Germany
for two months and then at Baden, Germany until 1977.
I suppose that the rectangular mark is for registred mail.
See website "la poste aux armees-Blogger"
Roger

Colin Tabeart

Thanks very much Roger. Now we know where it came from. Can anyone else help with the other queries please?

akennedy

The number 37 would almost certainly be the weight in grammes - to assist in calculating the postage.

Colin Tabeart

Thanks Alistair - sounds right,
Colin