Emden is an independent (Kreisfrei) town (50,016 inhabitants end 2014) and seaport in Lower Saxony, near the Netherlands, on the river Ems. It is the main town of the region of East Frisia. Historically in the Kingdom of Hanover.
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Postmark in Unified-Germany
Allied Occupation Postmarks
Postmark in German Empire
Hanover DC type on the 1872 issue.
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Postmark in North German Confederation
Since 1 January 1868.
Postmark in Kingdom of Prussia
Since 1 October 1866.
Postmarks in Kingdom of Hanover
Since 1814.
Blue DC with stars, used in the 1859-1861 period.
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Blue DC on the last Hanover (1864) issue.
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Railway
Blue linear on the EMDEN-HANNOVER line I, 2 December on a 1859 issue.
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