Field Post & Postal History: World War I (1914–1918)
Welcome to our specialized category for World War I Field Post and Postal History (1914–1918)! Throughout the four years of the Great War, military field post (Feldpost) served as the vital lifeline connecting soldiers on the front lines with their families at home. Millions of letters, field postcards, and parcels traveled through a vast network of field post offices, staging areas, and naval post bureaus—surviving today as invaluable historical and philatelic eyewitnesses.
At NOBIS24.com, you will discover guaranteed originals from 1914 to 1918—including scarce unit and censor markings, patriotic field postcards, mail from the Central Powers and Allied forces, and authentic period correspondence.
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What awaits you in our "Field Post – World War I (1914–1918)" category:
- German Imperial & Austro-Hungarian Feldpost: Postally used field post letters and cards bearing crisp field post cancellations (such as Army High Command, Corps, Division, and Reserve field post stations) as well as K.u.K. field post offices.
- Regimental, Unit & Military Hospital Cachets: Authentic unit handstamps from infantry, cavalry, artillery, and pioneer regiments, Landsturm battalions, fortresses, and military hospitals (Lazarett).
- Naval, Airship & Colonial Military Mail: Sought-after covers from the Imperial German Navy (Marine-Schiffspost), Zeppelins, aviation units, and theaters of war in the Ottoman Empire, the Balkans, and overseas colonies.
- Patriotic Field Postcards & Wartime History: Illustrated wartime postcards, charity issues, and firsthand accounts written from the front lines.