Asta Bidspirit | Four postal items, the earliest

Four postal items, the earliest of them from 1926. An airmail cover sent from Warsaw, Poland, to Ing. Gilon, Tel Aviv, P.O.B. 988, Israel, franked with a Polish airmail stamp and cancelled at Warsaw, struck with a violet boxed Hebrew handstamp reading that this letter was delayed in one of the Arab countries as a result of incorrect routing, beside a boxed handstamp in French and a circular handstamp in Arabic. A Polish postal stationery card of the Oswiecim 1940 1945 series, the imprinted stamp showing a kneeling prisoner in striped clothing behind barbed wire with the inscription Oswiecim, alongside a photographic view of the camp guardhouse. The card was sent from Lodz on 3.3.1948, franked with a pair of 30 zloty airmail stamps and an airmail label, addressed to Ing. S. Lubinski, Tel Aviv, P.O.B. 2001, and carrying a manuscript message in Polish. A printed label of the Central Sionist Palestine Office in Warsaw, inscribed in Polish, Hebrew and English, with blank fields for a number and a name. A photographic postcard of the Dresden Opera House, an original etching in hand pull from the art publishing house of W. Schultz Engelhard, Berlin Schoneberg, franked with a 5 pfennig German stamp and cancelled Dresden Altstadt on 1.1.1926 with a postal slogan, addressed to Leipzig. Lot details exactly as photographed. Units in lot: 4