Field Post & Postal History: World War II (1939–1945)
Welcome to our specialized category for World War II Field Post and Postal History (1939–1945)! Throughout the six years of World War II, military field post (Feldpost) served as the essential link connecting soldiers across distant fronts, at sea, and in the air with their families at home. Through five-digit field post numbers, mute cancellations, airmail admission stamps, and specialized services, millions of postal history items were created that serve today as important historical sources.
At NOBIS24.com, you will discover guaranteed originals from 1939 to 1945—including postally used field post letters and cards, scarce cancellations, airmail (Luftfeldpost), island mail (Inselpost), naval mail, and Allied military post.
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What awaits you in our "Field Post – World War II (1939–1945)" category:
- Field Post Letters & Cards (Feldpost Numbers): Postally used covers bearing clear field post office date stamps and five-digit Feldpost numbers (FPN) from Army, Luftwaffe, and Kriegsmarine units.
- Luftfeldpost, Inselpost & Naval Mail: Sought-after specialized covers featuring airmail admission stamps (including Stalingrad, North Africa, and Courland), Aegean island mail (Inselpost Crete, Rhodes, Leros), and Kriegsmarine / U-boat mail.
- Military Hospital, Censored & Allied Military Mail: Documentary letters and cards from military hospitals (Lazarett), censor markings, alongside Allied military post (US APO, British FPO, and Soviet triangular letters).
- Authentic Postal History Documents: Period correspondence and verified original covers for specialized regional collections and military historians.