YMCA covers from Lebanon during WW2 let’s be curious

"The military Postal Section was a highly organized department…

The Graf Zeppelin didn’t fly over Lebanon!

LZ 127 Graf Zeppelin (Deutsches Luftschiff Zeppelin #127; Registration:…

Minimum rates in the Levant’s Countries under French Mandate. Part 2.

About rates, so here is the situation regarding our small postal…

Clear and legible address is important….

They say that luck favors the open minded. For that, we need…

Minimum rates in the Levant’s Countries under French Mandate. Part 1.

As promised here comes the article of the minimum domestic rates,…

Medical advertisment on postcards from Lebanon

The communication on drug and medicine, especially pharmaceutical…

Reflections of Postal History – The Jdita cover

With this short article begins a series of reflections "of" and…

A short review of a Lebanese iconic beer

Founded in 1933 under the French mandate by the JABRE family…

Beirut, mixed use of various issues stamps from the end of 1918 to the half of 1920

After the 7 October 1918, although nominally under French military…

The NOGUES Line

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