Chemnitz (Czech: Saská Kamenice; Polish: Kamienica Saska) is the third-largest city (242,022 inhabitants end 2013) in the Free State of Saxony. Chemnitz is an independent city (is not part of any county) and seat of the Freistadt Sachsen. Located in the northern foothills of the Ore Mountains, it is part of the Central German Metropolitan Region.
Historically, in the Kingdom of Saxony, District of Zwickau.
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Meter cancels (all periods)
Postmark in Unified-Germany
Postmarks in East Germany (DDR)
The city was renamed as Karl-Marx-Stadt from 1953 to 1990.
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Bridge KARL-MARX-STADT in 1973, cover with 4 stamps.
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Postmarks in German Empire
ERFENSCHLAG (now part 44 of Chemnitz), in 1890. Mi49a
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50 pfg, Bridge on 17.1.22. Mi146
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10 Mark, empty bridge at "Chemnitz 1", 24-12-1922
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500 Mark in July 1923, Note the inflation
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4000 Mark, empty bridge at "Chemnitz 4", 29-08-1923
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Bridge at CHEMNITZ 2 in 1929
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CHEMNITZ 4 on Block in 1938
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Postmark in North German Confederation
Since 1 January 1868.
Postmarks in Kingdom of Saxony
A CHEMNITZ linear postmark since 1650. The Postal code was 8 (after 1851).
CHEMNITZ railway station opened in 1859.
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DC in 1864. Month IV in Roman letters, year at side.
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DC in 1866. Month JAN in letters.
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Covers in the Kingdom
Registered cover to Nürnberg, 5 NGr issue 1857 with grid 8 and DC. Sold 400 SF in 2001 (shade).
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