Bezirk Cancellations

Bezirk cancellations are control cancellations on money orders and postal forms. Every cancellation is unique for the postal office, with a few larger offices that had several cancellation.
Bezirk cancellations were first used in the 1890'ties and were known to be used in B&M and Slovakia until at least the end the Second World War.

The Types of Bezirk Stamps

Click on the stamps to display all registered stamps of a certain type.

Bezirk stamp of type VII-boehmen — VII-boehmen

Bezirk stamp of type VIII-maehren — VIII-maehren

Bezirk stamp of type XI-schlesien — XI-schlesien

Bezirk stamp of type 10-A-top — 10-A-top

Bezirk stamp of type 100-a-top — 100-a-top

Bezirk stamp of type 100-b-top — 100-b-top

Bezirk stamp of type 1000-top — 1000-top

Bezirk stamp of type 1-boehmen-maehren — 1-boehmen-maehren

Bezirk stamp of type 2-boehmen-maehren — 2-boehmen-maehren

Bezirk stamp of type 3-boehmen-maehren — 3-boehmen-maehren

Bezirk stamp of type 4-boehmen-maehren — 4-boehmen-maehren

Bezirk stamp of type 5-slovakia — 5-slovakia

Bezirk stamp of type 6-slovakia — 6-slovakia

Bezirk stamp of type 7-kapatu-ukreine — 7-kapatu-ukreine

First Field	Second Field	Date Of Usage
VII	472	1919-02-22	More Information
VII	477	1920-09-23	More Information
VII	479	1919-02-26	More Information
VII	48	1919-02-24	More Information
VII	480	1920-09-21	More Information
VII	49	1919-02-26	More Information
VII	496	1919-02-18	More Information
VII	518	1920-05-21	More Information
VII	519	19200430	More Information
VII	52	19200802	More Information
VII	52	1920-08-04	More Information
VII	520	1920-05-25	More Information
VII	521	1920-05-22	More Information
VII	527	1920-04-30	More Information
VII	53	1919-02-27	More Information
VII	531	1919-02-26	More Information
VII	535	1920-02-27	More Information
VII	537	1919-02-26	More Information
VII	538	1920-02-20	More Information
VII	540	1919-02-18	More Information
VII	543	1919-02-20	More Information
VII	545	1919-02-24	More Information
VII	546	1918-11-26	More Information
VII	553	1918-11-22	More Information
VII	56	1920-04-16	More Information