Bamberg (DE)

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Bamberg is a town in Bavaria, Germany, located in Upper Franconia on the river Regnitz close to its confluence with the river Main. Its historic city center is a listed UNESCO world heritage site.

Meter cancels

Meter cancel Bamberg-2, 1936.

Meter cancel Bamberg-1, 1994.

Bamberg 1935

Bamberg 1933

Bamberg 1939

Bamberg 1943

Bamberg 1966

Bamberg 1987

Bamberg 1992

Bamberg 1995

Bamberg 2001

Bamberg 2005

Bamberg 2009

Allied Occupied Germany

Bamberg belonged to RPD Nürnberg, PLZ 13a, in the American Zone of occupation.

German Empire era

File:Bamberg (DE) DR a.jpg

Bavaria State era

A royal post office (k.b.Postamt) opened in 1808. BAMBERG used numerals 20 and 32 (after 1856) within a mill wheel (Mühlrad).

Closed mill wheel 20 on the 1850 issue	Open mill wheel 32 after 1856.	Open mill wheel 32 on the 1862 issue.
Open mill wheel 32 on the 1867 issue.	Circle BAMBERG II expedition 8 Nm (afternoon) on a 1876 issue.	DC 1906 on the 1908 Railway Official issue. Forgery?
BAMBERG 6 in 1911.

Covers

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