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MSP No. 60 – SMS Condor
February 7, 2026
SMS Condor was an unprotected cruiser of the Kaiserliche Marine launched on 23 February 1892 and commissioned on 9 December…
MSP No. 46 – SMS Hansa II
February 7, 2026
SMS Hansa II was a protected cruiser of the Kaiserliche Marine launched on 12 March 1898 and commissioned on 20…
MSP No. 16 – SMS Scharnhorst
February 7, 2026
SMS Scharnhorst was an armored cruiser of the Kaiserliche Marine launched on 23 March 1906 and commissioned on 24 October…
MSP No. 8 – SMS Cormoran I
February 7, 2026
SMS Cormoran I was an unprotected cruiser of the Kaiserliche Marine launched on 17 May 1892 and commissioned on 25…
MSP No. 7 – SMS Möwe I
February 7, 2026
SMS Möwe was a gunboat, later a survey ship, of the Kaiserliche Marine launched on 13 May 1879 and commissioned…
German Censor Mark – Rabaul
February 7, 2026
On 10 September 1914, a shipment of mail left Rabaul aboard the steamer Kalili bound for Germany. Most of the…
Russian Censor Markings
February 7, 2026
Beginning 1 October 1903, some mail collected from Germany’s Pacific colonies was transported to Germany via the Trans-Siberian Railway. This…
Stephansort
February 7, 2026
On 14 December 1889, the Neu Guinea Kompagnie opened a post office in Stephansort. The post office would close temporarily…
Rabaul
February 7, 2026
On 4 February 1906, a post office was opened at Simpsonhafen, which was also made the capital of the colony. …
Morobe
February 7, 2026
A post office was opened at Morobe on 20 January 1913. It would remain open until the arrival of Australian…
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