Romania 1942 – Transnistria Occupation – “Duca Vodă” full set on registered censored cover from Tiraspol to Bucharest
€ 65,00
Rare registered and censored cover bearing the complete 1942 “Duca Vodă” issue of Transnistria, tied by clear TIRASPOL 9.IAN.1942 postmarks, addressed to Bucharest. Includes boxed violet CENZURAT mark and arrival backstamp.
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Origin / Period / Material / Dimensions
Origin: Tiraspol, Transnistria (Romanian Occupation)
Date: 9 January 1942
Destination: Bucharest, Romania
Material: Paper cover with adhesive postage, violet boxed censorship handstamp
Dimensions: approx. 150 × 100 mm
| Postal History By Country | Romania |
|---|---|
| Postal History By Format | Envelope |
| Postal History By Markings | Censor Mark |
| Postal History By Region | Europe |
| Postal History by Type | Registered Cover, Military Mail / Censor |
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