Hameln (Hamelin in usual English) is a town (56,310 inhabitants end 2014) on the river Weser in Lower Saxony. It is the capital of the district of Hameln-Pyrmont. Historically in the Kingdom of Hanover.
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Postmark in West- and Unified-Germany
Meter cancels
Postmarks in Allied Occupied Germany
HAMELN N (LAND altered with LA D removed) 12.8.46.12-13
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HAMELN N (LAND altered with LA D removed) 30.6.45.8-9
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HAMELN N (LAND altered with LA D removed) 22.10.45.8-9
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Hameln 1
Postmark in German Empire
Postmark in North German Confederation
Since 1 January 1868.
Postmark in Kingdom of Prussia
Since 1 October 1866.
Postmarks in Kingdom of Hanover
King George issue 1859 with a blue DC with hours, used in the 1855-1859 period.
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Blue DC in 1859 on a postal stationery, 19 February hours 12-1.
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Blue 23 mm DC on a 1859 issue, 21 April hours 5-6.
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Cover
Blue DC with a rare 1863 issue. Auction image.
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