Czechoslovakia Resource Page for the Stamp Collector and Postal History Collector

CZECHOSLOVAKIA

Philatelic Societies
Czechoslovak Philatelic Society of Great Britain (UK)

The Society for Czechoslovak Philately (U.S.A.)
The Society for Czechoslovak Philately (SCP) is an international organization founded in 1939 which is devoted to the collecting, study of, education, and publicizing all aspects of philately represented by geographic areas of the former Czechoslovakia.

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New Issues
Ceska posta

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Selected Pages on Czechoslovakia Stamps and Postal History

Peters page of Czechoslovakian stamps
by Peter Hoffmann

Basic Types of Czech Postmarks Since 1900
by Petr Gebauer

Basic Postal Rates Since 1900
by Petr Gebauer

Czech Postal History Resources
by Petr Gebauer

Sudetenland 1938 - 1945
by Knud-Erik Andersen

Czech/Slovak Stamp Resources
Gerhard G. Batz

Field Post on Czech Territory
by Petr Gebauer

The German Bohemia Province

by Lubor Kunc

The German Bohemia Province (in German called Provinz Deutschböhmen) was located in part of Northern and Western Bohemia near the German borders. The most important places belonging to the Province were: Liberec (Reichenberg) , Ústí/Labem (Aussig) , Teplice (Teplitz-Schönau) , Duchcov (Dux) , Cheb (Eger) , Mariánské Lázne (Marienbad) , Karlovy Vary (Karlsbad) , Jablonec/Nisou (Gablonz a.d. Neisse) , Litomerice (Leitmeritz) , Most (Brüx) , Žatec (Saaz) . The existence of The German Bohemia Province lasted only 3 months from Oct. 27 to Dec. 27, 1918.

The Czechoslovak Stamp Issue In Honour of T G Masaryk´s Death
by Lubor Kunc

The ex-President died on September 14, 1937. Immediately after his death it was decided to issue stamps in honor of this occasion.

Wars, field post offices and Czechoslovaks 1878 - 1921
by Lubor Kunc

Forgery or An Amazing Find?
Mark Wilson
Story of some Hradčany gutter pairs used as provisional postage due stamps.

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Can anyone identify what this is?

please email jpkos@ aol.com

On 26 Nov 2002 AGZ from San Fransciso emailed
Greetings,
Looks like a Hungarian postmark. Cancels an Austrian PC surcharged for use in Bohemia. Covers are known with Hungarian and Czecho stamps in combination used from Hungarian P.O.'s. (I don't know much more than this. I'm new to this area of collecting!)
Cordially,
AGZ