Casey Jones Rail Road Unit of the ATA



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TRAINS on POSTAL STATIONERY

SWEDEN

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Private Card - 1886

Railway card Sweden 2.1.1886 - presumably for railroad internal business?

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Postal Card - 1891 - indicium no rail interest, message side with small locomotive

Printed to private order, with railtrain from Sköfde to Tidaholm railway station, locomotive 2-4-0.

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View Card - 1897 - Issued 18 Sept 1897 - image shows view of Swedish Royal Palace in Stockholm, with "road/tram bridge" at right

Thanks to Hans Eriksson

Issued for the silver (25th) anniversary of the reign of Oscar II, and in conjunction with the Stockholm Exposition of that year.

 
View Card - 1929 - indicium is image of king; images on left side; 1 from set of 20 has view of Stockholm city street with trolley
(description from Classic Philatelics price list)

Image KD

 
1976 - SWE.2: Tram letter box, circa 1907
 
1978 - SWE.1: Railway station letter box circa 1890. I can't read the Swedish and I don't have a dictionary (I must get one). It is obviously something about closing the box 5 minutes before the train is due to leave.
 

PPC - 1983 - World Telecommunications Year, 2.40 ore indicium with no rail interest; image on reverse is reproduction of Scott 227, with train circling globe
 

PPCs - 1986 - Stockholm postal Museum - set of 2, indicia same as Scott 1608 (Interior of railway post office car) and 1610 (early mail carrier on country road); picture sides show views of Stockholm from the Katarina Lift, one with view of train tracks entering station.

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