Documents and Letters

Lot number 1894 Quality: ✉

1940 "Red Cross", cover sent from Ougrée, with red cancellation "Croix-Rouge de Belgique Liège" to Belgian refugee in a military hospital at Sète (France), vf

Lot number 1895 Quality: ✉

1941/1944 Collection of prisoner-of-war mail from World War II, more than 50 letters from the same person, in "Stalag IIB", vf/f

Lot number 1896 Quality: ✉

1941 BL 10A on registered express delivery, from Brussels, dated 20 June 1941, to Lausanne (Switzerland), with a censorship band on the back, vf/f

Lot number 1897 Quality: ✉

1942 Red Cross document, from Thuin, dated 21.11.1942, arrived on 12.1.43, National Service for Assistance to Prisoners of War, with blue cancellation "Stalag IVA 13 Geprüft", with a list of goods sent, vf

Lot number 1898 Quality: ✉

1942 N° 608/609 "Sint-Maarten III" on registered letter from Hollogne-sur-Geer, 16.XI.1942 to Sofia (Bulgaria), with German censorship mark, f

Lot number 1899 Quality: ✉

1943 N° 429 "1.50fr. rozelila", on from La Louvière, dated 21-10-43, to Leipzig (Germany), with censorship label and mention of 4-11-43, vf

Lot number 1900 Quality: ✉

1944/1945 Collection of World War II prisoner-of-war mail, consisting of 17 letters from the same person, in "Stalag IVA", vf/f

Lot number 1901 Quality: ✉

Censored mail (7 items), various destinations such as Paris, Luxembourg, Prague, New York, etc., very nice accumulation, vf/f

Lot number 1902 Quality: ✉

Censored mail (50x), from Spain, Greece, Switzerland, etc., mostly destined for Paris (France), very nice accumulation, vf/f

Lot number 1903 Quality: ✉

Belgian presence in France, letter from Paris to Armée Belge en France, German censorship + censorship marks of refugees in Brussels, Toulouse reply stamp.

Lot number 1904 Quality: ✉

Collection of 33 letters and stationery, from Belgium to abroad, all censored, nice collection of different censors/cancellation marks, vf/f

Lot number 1905 Quality: ❒

1944, three photos of the liberation parade by British troops in a festive Brussels in September 1944, and two photos of families leaving or arriving, vf