OFFICIAL POSTCARDS
(1927)

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P169
OFFICIAL LUFTPOSTKARTE
15 Rpf

BACKGROUND: Change of form, now with four-lines of text and no dotted lines in the sender's section. The destination section has two lines of text and a single dotted line.

Now with Luftpostkarte (Airmail) above the central divider (which now consists of three vertical lines). The value stamp is still a 15 Rpf, lilac eagle.

Eventhough P169 was available at the counter in Berlin, it was not sold until all stocks of P168 had been sold out.

In addition there were several private printings of P169.

SPECIAL CANCEL: NONE




P169 - 15 Rpf lilac

OFFICIAL POSTAL STATIONERY
WITH PRIVATE ADDITIONAL PRINTS

1. Sender's section has three images of buildings in a rectangle. Text around the rectangle reads "ERSTER POSTFLUG | LUFTHANSA | BRESLAU-PRAG-MÜNCHEN | 19. APRIL 1927"




2. Sender's section has four Coats of Arms in a rectangle. Text below the rectangle reads "DEUTSCHE LUFTHANSA"




3. Reverse of card has image of General Ludendorf ? with caption "A.Kuhnast"

POSTALLY USED

1. The following Overseas Airmail usage was from BERLIN W via BERLIN C, to SWITZERLAND on 16.04.1930.