CHEB | ČESKÉ BUDĚJOVICE

cancellation Type: V23
Start: CHEB
Destination: ČESKÉ BUDĚJOVICE
Text: CHEB-Č. BUDĚJOVICE*EGER-BUDWEIS*376 b
cancellation Number: 4
Official Period Of Usage: 19190000 - 19240000
Personal Registration Of Usage: 1920-08-02

Comment: Date-bridge partly damaged.

Registrations

Hradcany on letter

Background For The catalogue

The catalogue is based on The Monografie Československých Známek Volume 16, 1 + 2, and Volume 17, 1 + 2.

Explanations

Image - Image of the Cancellation type, not the exact Cancellation.
Cancellation Type - The offical cancellation type as defined in the monograph.
Start - Refers to where the mail was send from.
Destination - Refers to where the mail was send to.
Cancellation Number - The official cancellation number as defined in the monograph.
Official Period Of Usage - The officially registered period the cancellation should have been used. Dates are in the format Year-Month-Date
Registered Period Of Usage - The period of usage that has been registered in our catalogue. Dates are in the format Year-Month-Date
Broken Text - Text has been broken off.
Broken Black - Part of the cancellation has been blacked out.
Broken Off - Part of the cancellation has been broken off.
Reversed Date - The date has been reversed.
Date In Red - The date is written in red ink.
New Registration - New cancellation cannot be found in the monografie. Hradcany On Letter - The cancellation has been registered on a letter that holds a Hradcany cancellation.
Hradcany On Cutting - The cancellation has been registered on a cutting that holds a Hradcany cancellation.
Hradcany - The cancellation has been registered on a solo Hradcany cancellation.
Other cancellation On Letter - The cancellation has been registered on a letter that does not hold any Hradcany cancellations.
Other cancellation On Cutting - The cancellation has been registered on a cutting that does not hold any Hradcany cancellations.
Other cancellation - The cancellation has been registered on a cancellation that is not a Hradcany cancellation.