Transition Period – a Large, Valuable Collection with almost 300 Envelopes of a Private Collector – Includes Very ...

Transition Period – a Large, Valuable Collection with almost 300 Envelopes of a Private Collector – Includes Very Important Items!
The collector sorted and arranged the envelopes according to the settlements of Israel. Each settlement has many envelopes related to the history of the Israeli postal services there during the Transition period.
All the envelopes were sent by mail. Many of them are registered mail.
Examples of important envelopes included in the collection:
To Pay:
To Pay envelope using Stamps of the Diaspora (Herzl's grave in Vienna) as postage stamps!
An envelope stamped with JNF stamps during the Transition Period which the post office of Chadera refused to stamp and fined with an additional payment of postal fee! The post office of Tel Aviv, to which the envelope arrived, did not collect the fine. Extremely rare!
An envelope that was stamped with a postage stamp and postmark of the British Mandate. Due to the establishment of the State, the envelope was fined yet was not delivered and the fine was not collected due to the fighting in the addressee's area. Extremely rare!
An envelope that was affixed with a two JNF stamps of 5 Mil after the establishment of the State and was postmarked in Rechovot on May 28, 1948. The post office did not postmark the postage stamps since they were invalid in the state of Israel and the postmark appears on the lower part of the envelope. The enveloped was also fined by 20 Mil. Rare! Certificate eof Tzachor.
An envelope that was sent in Tel Aviv on April 20 1948 with mixed stamping of two mandate postage stamps, a JNF stamp and stamp of Kofer Ha'Yishuv.
An envelope that was sent from Jerusalem to Haifa by "Atid" taxis. With a postage stamp of Kofer Ha'Yishuv and a purple stamp: "Sent by Atid Taxis".
An envelope that was sent from Tel Aviv to London on April 23, 1948. With mixed stamping: two mandate postage stamps of 6 Mil each, one mandate postage stamp of 13 Mil and a stamp of Kofer Ha'Yishuv of 50 Mil! Extremely rare!
Registered mail that was sent from Kiryat Amal B.
An envelope that was sent from Ma'abarot on May 13, 1948. JNF postage stamps postmarked by Minhelet Ha'Am of Ma'abarot.
Envelopes with 3 postmarks of the three stages: a mandatory postmark, a postmark of Minhelet Ha'am and a postmark of the State of Israel.
An envelope of the last day of the post office of Sdeh Nachum, May 3, 1948.
Registered mail that was sent from Haifa to New York. With an English over stamp: "Chaos Government".
An envelope with a handwritten illustrated postage stamp instead of a legal one, in which it is written: "Nothing and not 10 Mil to the Chaos Government". The envelope was sent by mail and postmarked with the mandatory postmark of Bat Galim, Haifa. Extremely rare!
Envelope with a postmark of registered mail of Kfar Vitkin no. 144 sent from Kfar Vitkin on March 29, 1948.the envelope was sent to Jerusalem via Tel Aviv, with their postmarks. Extremely rare! The Dorfman Catalog 4D. The envelope was sent to the Jerusalemite Kabbalist Rabbi Asher Zelig Margaliyot.

A precious collection with extremely rare items. It is worthwhile to come and see it during our preview.
Condition: Fair-Good-Very Good-Excellent.