Postal Orders of the British Army of the Rhine

Postal Orders of the British Army of the Rhine

British postal orders were issued by the British Army of the Rhine just after World War II. It is not yet known when these issues began or ceased. These postal orders are extremely sought after by collectors.

ee also

*British Field Post Office postal orders

External links

* [http://www.gbos.org.uk/index.php/Overprint_Postal_Orders]


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