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The postal system of Germany, 1815-1871

By: Goerth, Charles

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TextPublisher: Valparaiso, IN Germany Philatelic Society Inc. 1968Subject(s): German States | Germany | Postal History | Postal Service | Transportation of Mail | Locals and Private Posts | Official Mail | Thurn and Taxis, House of | 1815-1871 | 19th Century | Mail Coaches | Postal Officials | Thurn and Taxis family | Bibliographies | Germany -- Prussia (1850-1868) | Germany -- North German Confederation (1868-1871) | Germany -- Thurn and Taxis (1852-1867) | Europe

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	Northern Philatelic Library Welcome to the Northern Philatelic Library General Stacks	Rudi Anders	G6081 P859 G597 (Browse shelf)	1	Available		1003016

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