Postmarks of the Czech lands

Cancellations or Postmarks stamped within the borders of the current Czech Republic territory. The current location name is given.

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  1782 vPRAG to Bavaria
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  1783 von Prag to Slovakia. The private Clapper Post operated in Prague in the years 1782-1789
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  1825 via Klatovy
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  Linear type RL-I still in use in 1858 at AUSTERLITZ

They were cancelled in the provinces Bohemia, Moravia and Silesia. They are sorted by issue and value.

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  1 kr GRASLITZ Kraslice (Bohemia)
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  1 kr SAAZ Žatec (Bohemia)
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  3 kr. Rare linear red cancellation Lundenburg Břeclav Mueller type sL-I (150x8P) (Moravia)
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  3 kr. Rare (175x25 P) Würbenthal Vrbno pod Pradědem (Silesia)
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  3 kr KREMSIER Kroměříž (Moravia)
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  6 kr PROSSNITZ (Prostějov), Moravia. Mueller type roB (40x12 Points)
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  6 kr, mute and linear postmarks of JAEGERNDORF (en:Krnov) (Silesia). Mueller 85x30 Points
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  9 kr, mute and linear postmarks of TESCHEN (Český Těšín) (Silesia). Mueller 100x30 Points.
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  9 kr MISTEK Frýdek-Místek (Moravia)
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  9 kr FREIWALDAU Jesenik (Silesia)
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  9 kr SCHÖNLINDE en:Krásná Lípa (Bohemia)

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  1859 issue 2 kr Nové Město nad Metují (Bohemia)
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  1858 issue at MAEHR:TRÜBAU (Moravia)
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  5 kr Horni Benešov (Silesia)
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  5 kr Mikulov (Moravia)
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  5 kr Sedlčany (Bohemia)
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  10 kr Loket (Bohemia)
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  10 kr Lomnice nad Popelkou (Bohemia)
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  10 kr Rokycany (Bohemia)
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  1858 15 kr type I Chřibská (Bohemia)
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  15 kr Domažlice (Bohemia)
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  15 kr Králíky (Bohemia)
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  15 kr Zdice (Bohemia)

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  2 kr Pardubice (Bohemia)
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  5 kr Chlumec nad Cidlinou (Bohemia)
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  Circle Kamenický Šenov (Bohemia)
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  5 kr decorated circle at Moravské Budějovice (Moravia)
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  5 kr frame at Praha
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  10 kr Jirkov (Bohemia)
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  15 kr Kutná Hora Bohemia

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  1863 issue 10 kr Opava (Silesia)
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  1863 issue 15 kr Česky Tešin or Cieszyn (Silesia)
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  1864 issue 5 kr Dolní Žleb (Bohemia)
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  1864 issue 5 kr on cover from MARIASCHEIN (Bohosudov) (Bohemia)

The bilingual cancellations were officially required in 1871, except for locations which were dominatingly German speaking^[1] (later called Sudetenland).

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  1,05 kr Stamp for Journals, issue 1867 Broumov (Bohemia)
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  2 kr issue 1867 Jičín (Bohemia)
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  CK 2 kr, Czech version, sent 1873 from Brno to Vienna
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  2 kr issue 1874 bilingual Židlochovice (Moravia)
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  1867 issue 5 kr Mýto (Bohemia)
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  1874 issue no year yet Bochov (Bohemia)
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  Telegraphen 1874 Přísečnice (Bohemia)
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  1874 Ostrov (Karlovy Vary District) (Bohemia)
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  1877 Nižbor (Bohemia)
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  1878 bilingual Rychnov nad Kněžnou (Bohemia)
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  1878 bilingual Prag-Praha
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  1878 Postal card (print for Bohemia) from Teschen (Silesia) to Belgium
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  1878 bilingual Moravska Ostrava (Moravia)
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  1879 Kyjov (Moravia)
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  10 kr 1874 early year Lány u Rakovníka (Bohemia)
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  10 kr 1876 Kopřivnice (Moravia)
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  10 kr 1880 Bernatice (Silesia)
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  10 kr 1882 Šternberk (Moravia)
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  15 kr Žabokliky (Bohemia)

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  2 kr 1887 Bynov (Bohemia)
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  2 kr 1889 Náchod (Bohemia)
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  Bilingual PRAG-NIKOLANDERGASSE PRAHA MIKULANDSKA ULICE on a 3 kr in 1889. Now in Prague 2
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  5 kr 1883 bilingual Hodkovice nad Mohelkou (Bohemia)
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  5 kr 1886 Fulnek (Moravia)
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  5 kr 1887 bilingual Mnichovo Hradiste (Bohemia)
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  5 kr 1888 Fischern Karlovy Vary (Bohemia)
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  50 kr 1891 bilingual Neratovice (Bohemia)

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  2 kr 1899 bilingual Hukvaldy (Moravia)
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  5 kr 1890 Šumperk (Moravia)
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  5 kr 1894 bilingual Křivoklát (Bohemia)
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  5 kr 1895 Rasová (Silesia)
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  5 kr 1897 Sloup v Čechách (Bohemia)
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  5 kr 1898 bilingual Ruda nad Moravou (Moravia)
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  5 kr 1898 Dolní Jiřetín (Bohemia)
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  12 kr 1890 bilingual Kunovice (Uherské Hradiště District) (Moravia)
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  12 kr 1896 bilingual Třebíč (Moravia)
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  12 kr 1899 Krásno nad Teplou (Bohemia)
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  15 kr 1897 Jindřichovice (Sokolov District)(Bohemia)
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  20 kr 1900 bilingual Hranice (Přerov District) (Moravia)
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  30 kr 1899 bilingual Bližejov (Bohemia)
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  30 kr 1899 Suchdol nad Odrou (Moravia)
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  50 kr 1891 Rýmařov (Moravia)
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  50 kr 1891 bilingual Uherské Hradiště (Moravia)
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  50 kr 1897 bilingual Rábi (Bohemia)
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  1 gulden 1891 Liberec (Bohemia)
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  2 gulden 1899 bilingual Brněnec (Bohemia)

In 1900, there were 1434 post-offices in Bohemia, 656 in Moravia, and 188 in Silesia, which is 37% of the amount of post-offices (6186)^[2] in the Austrian part (Cisleithania) of the monarchy.

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  Issue 1899 2 heller 1900 bilingual Ostrovačice (Moravia)
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  Issue 1899 5 heller 1901 bilingual Staré Hamry (Silesia)
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  Issue 1899 30 heller 1900 Smržovka (Bohemia)
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  30 heller 1900 bilingual Český Dub (Bohemia)
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  50 heller 1901 Partschendorf (Moravia)
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  60 heller 1901 Dolní Podluží (Bohemia)
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  60 heller 1901 Hrádek nad Nisou (Bohemia)
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  Tax 10 heller Raspenava (Bohemia)
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  Issue 1904 40 h Leskovec nad Moravicí (Silesia)
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  1 krone 1904 bilingual Hodonín (Moravia)
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  1 krone 1906 bilingual Úpice (Bohemia)
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  Issue 1906 20 h bilingual Rouschtka Vsetín District (Moravia)

Sorted by issue

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  Journal 2 h 1908 bilingual Nový Knín (Bohemia)
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  Jubilee 10 h 1908 Lučany nad Nisou (Bohemia)
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  Jubilee 10 h 1909 bilingual Jednov (Moravia)
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  Jubilee 5 and 10 h 1915 Praha
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  Jubilee 10 h 1916 Doksy (Bohemia)
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  Jubilee 12 h 1911 Šluknov (Bohemia)
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  Jubilee 30 h 1913 Načeradec (Bohemia)
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  Jubilee 1 krone 1910 (Bohemia)
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  1914 issue Prag 5 (Bohemia)
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  1916 issue 15 heller bilingual Velký Dřevíč (Bohemia)
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  80 heller bilingual canc. 22/3/1918 Úsov (Moravia)
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  1917 2 Kronen issue canc. 17/1/1918 Kocléřov (Bohemia)
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  1917 issue 30 h canc. 18/9/1918 Havlíčkův Brod (Bohemia)
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  1917 issue 30 h canc. 3/10/1918 Tachov (Bohemia)

1. ↑ Wilhelm Klein 1967 "für alle Gebiete einzuführen, die nicht überwiegend deutsch waren"
2. ↑ Die postalischen Abstempelungen auf den österreichischen Postwertzeichen-Ausgaben 1867, 1883 und 1890, Wilhelm KLEIN, 1967

On 15 March 1939, part of Czechoslovakia was assimilated in the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia.

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  Hof Dvorce (Bruntál District) in 1919 (Moravia)
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  Bilingual Nový Jičín in 1920 (Moravia)
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  Bilingual Liberec in 1920 (Bohemia)
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  Bilingual Zlaté Hory 1928? (Silesia)
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  Letter in December 1938 in Sudetengau Liberec (Bohemia)
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  Blatnice pod Svatým Antonínkem violet June 1939 (Moravia)