Postcard Germany Hamburg Binnenhafen Inner Harbor 1903 Unused Near Mint for Sale

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Postcard Germany Hamburg Binnenhafen Inner Harbor 1903 Unused Near Mint For Sale

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Postcard Germany Hamburg Binnenhafen Inner Harbor 1903 Unused Near Mint:
$14.99

Postcard, standard size, showing HAMBURG, Binnenhafen.

Unused. Near Mint. Slight indentations at corners where card was once inserted in corner mounts. Undivided back. Handwritten date on back of card: Feb. 1903.

Publisher: Kuenstlerpostkarte No. 2359 von Ottmar Zieher Kunstanstalt, Muenchen. Dep. No. 179.

About Shipping and Handling: All postcards are enclosed in protective sleeves. Postcards are mailed First Class. Tracking is now required by , which is why shipping is now over $2 -- tracking requires that even postcards be shipped as a first class PACKAGE -- which is far more expensive than simply mailing as a first class letter. I package with cardstock or heavier weight paper protecting both sides of the card. I am happy to combine shipping if you buy more than one item from me. Please ask for adjusted shipping amount before payment. If you don\'t ask before payment, I will refund part of the shipping cost to your PayPal account. Normally you will only pay shipping for the first card.

My shipping charge includes a small handling and packing materials charge, which covers the cost of the packaging and transportation to a post office. I try to use recycled materials for packaging as practical and possible, but there are going to be some costs involved with packaging.

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NOTE: Tracking is not available for INTERNATIONAL shipments. These will continue to be sent via International First Class mail.