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Below are the results of your search for postcards associated with 'Neue Dampfer Cie. AG, Stettin'. 100 postcards are shown on each screen. Use the links at the top and bottom of the list of postcards to view more postcards. To view a full size image of a postcard (including the reverse) click on the thumbnail images of the postcards below. Postcards are graded according to my postcard grading criteria. Return to list of Shipping Companies. A total of 4 postcard(s) were found for 'Neue Dampfer Cie. AG, Stettin'.Displaying 1 to 4 of 4 postcards |
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6313403 | Laboe | A sepia printed postcard featuring the ferry Laboe (1907-1939). She was built as a tug and converted to a passenger ship in 1929. Very light corner wear and minimal marking to the front. Notes inked and pencilled to the reverse. Otherwise a few light foxing type marks and light ageing to the reverse. (VG) | £4.49 |
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6313232 | Oberburgermeister Haken | A sepia printed postcard featuring the Stettin based steamer Oberburgermeister Haken (1895-1927). Postally used, but date not visible. Light corner and edge wear and a little very light surface marking / ageing to the front. Very light ageing / marking to the reverse. (VG) | £6.99 |
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631378 | Prinz Eitel Friedrich | A sepia printed postcard featuring the Prinz Eitel Friedrich which ran a service from Stettin to St. Petersburg. She ran under this name from 1912 to 1914 and 1921 to 1922. From 1914 to 1921 she operated for the Russian navy and in 1922 she was renamed Schlesien. Very light corner and edge wear. A little very light marking to the front. Light ageing / marking and a little foxing spotting to the reverse. (VG) | £8.99 |
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6313434 | Prinz Eitel Friedrich | A sepia printed postcard featuring the Prinz Eitel Friedrich which ran a service from Stettin to St. Petersburg. She ran under this name from 1912 to 1914 and 1921 to 1922. From 1914 to 1921 she operated for the Russian navy and in 1922 she was renamed Schlesien. Light corner and edge wear except for a small knock and bend / surface crinkle to the top left corner tip. Light marking to the front except for a small stain mark on the bottom edge, centre. Light marking / ageing and a couple of foxing type marks to the reverse. (VG) | £8.99 |