Stamps & postcards...Poczta i pocztowka

[Piwo2]

Well, here are some examples of stamps issued by the Polish Information Center in New York.

There are also some postwar stamps encouraging people to help relocate Polish Displaced Polish Persons ( DP's)

I will post other philatelic items ( no pun intended) here in the future.
Exile postcards, POW postcards, concentration camp mail, etc.

Please contribute what you have in your collection.

I do hope this is in keeping with the Forums mission.

Piwo

[Piwo2]

Here is another example of supportive stamps not not actual postage stamps.

I have included some cancelled letters from the USA from during WWII. Note the names of the cities and the states they are in.

Cheers,
Piwo



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[ze-pole]

Hello,
Interesting ans not common post.
ZP

[4thskorpion]

Just to add a few more
Although not all wartime issue they are related to Poland in WWII...well apart from Grunwald 1410 banners of course

[colt45]

[Itakdalej]

Here is a set of cards named: "Polish Army at Monte Cassino" from 1984.

[Gary J]

There is a definitive book written on Polish Exile mail in the GB.
Some excellent cross references to field posts and locations of specific units are listed ..

"Polish Exile Mail in Great Britain 1939 -1949"
George k.Kay . Ron Negus
ISBN 0 906845 52 1

Published through J.Barefoot Ltd. PO BOX 8, York, YO24 4AR, England.

And if you want a copy ... I believe it's still available ..
Follow the link below ....

POLISH EXILE MAIL at J Barefoot Ltd

And All the "Polish" titles available ...

http://www.jbarefoot.co.uk/philateli...and/search.htm

[4thskorpion]

Boycott Hitlerite (Nazi) German goods stamp—from 1938 I believe. Not seen another one of this type before?

[dastier]

Here's a link to a very interesting web site:

POLAND AND WORLD WAR II 1939 - 1945 A PHILATELIC VIEW BY (the late) ROMAN V. SKULSKI, CA (Canada)

Poland & World War II 1939-1945: A Philatelic View by RV Skulski

[A.J. Zawadzki]

Postcard from the 4th Scorpion Armoured Regiment.

Happy Easter everyone!

Cheers,
Tony