Italian Aegean Islands - Rodi 1947 - two envelopes from Rhodes with stamps of the Greek Military Administration of the Dodecanese - Sassone NN. 1, 8 ed altri di Grecia

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Manuela Sorani
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Has over 20 years of professional experience and runs a stamp expert business.

Estimate  € 220 - € 250
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€30
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€2
GR
€1

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Geographic origin: Italian Aegean Islands – Rhodes; Title: two covers from Rhodes with stamps of the Greek Military Administration of the Dodecanese; Condition: used for postage.

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Description from the seller

The envelopes and stamps as shown in the photographs, in good condition.

Calculation of rates:

- in 1947, under the Greek Military Administration of the Dodecanese, the base rate for an ordinary letter sent abroad (first weight up to 20 g) was 40 drachmas, while the fixed registration fee for international mail was 30 drachmas.
The total postage of 70 drachmas (40 + 30) thus corresponds to the official rate for an international registered letter.

- in the subsequent tariff period, introduced on June 10, 1946 and in force until November 14, 1947, the costs for sending to Western Europe were as follows:
letter for abroad (surface mail) 1,000 drachmas
Aerial surcharge for Europe 250 drachmas
Total Airmail rate 1,250 drachmas
The postage applied corresponds to the exact amount of 1,250 drachmas, proof that the letter traveled regularly without any taxation or penalties upon arrival in Milan.
(Note: The light-blue 50-drachma stamp of the Meteors at the bottom left was an obligatory social assistance surcharge for the Greek postal workers' fund; it did not contribute to the international tariff count, but was necessary for the proper dispatch of the item)

Sassone 2026, catalogue 800 euros for each item on an envelope with the red or silver overprint Σ.Δ.Δ..
Any light lines in the images are due to scanning.

Spedizione con raccomandata tracciata.

Seller's Story

Philately
Translated by Google Translate

The envelopes and stamps as shown in the photographs, in good condition.

Calculation of rates:

- in 1947, under the Greek Military Administration of the Dodecanese, the base rate for an ordinary letter sent abroad (first weight up to 20 g) was 40 drachmas, while the fixed registration fee for international mail was 30 drachmas.
The total postage of 70 drachmas (40 + 30) thus corresponds to the official rate for an international registered letter.

- in the subsequent tariff period, introduced on June 10, 1946 and in force until November 14, 1947, the costs for sending to Western Europe were as follows:
letter for abroad (surface mail) 1,000 drachmas
Aerial surcharge for Europe 250 drachmas
Total Airmail rate 1,250 drachmas
The postage applied corresponds to the exact amount of 1,250 drachmas, proof that the letter traveled regularly without any taxation or penalties upon arrival in Milan.
(Note: The light-blue 50-drachma stamp of the Meteors at the bottom left was an obligatory social assistance surcharge for the Greek postal workers' fund; it did not contribute to the international tariff count, but was necessary for the proper dispatch of the item)

Sassone 2026, catalogue 800 euros for each item on an envelope with the red or silver overprint Σ.Δ.Δ..
Any light lines in the images are due to scanning.

Spedizione con raccomandata tracciata.

Seller's Story

Philately
Translated by Google Translate

Details

Era
1900-2000
Geographic origin
Italian Aegean Islands - Rodi
From (Year of oldest stamps)
1947
Condition
Postal used
Catalogue name + catalogue number(s) of the stamp(s)
Sassone NN. 1, 8 ed altri di Grecia
Title
two envelopes from Rhodes with stamps of the Greek Military Administration of the Dodecanese
Has certificate
No
Has expert signature
Yes
ItalyVerified
2589
Objects sold
100%
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