CARPATHO-UKRAINIAN POSTAL STATIONERY, 1939 and 1945
| NRZU-Overprinted Stationery | Uzhhorod Stationery |
| Overprinted Hungarian Postal Stationery | Mukachiv Stationery |
| A Note on Valuations | Berehove Stationery |
| Criteria for Listing | Field Post Stationery |
Uzhhorod Stationery
Uzhhorod, the interwar capital of Carpatho-Ukraine, overprinted the Hungarian 1944-issue 18f postal cards with a 40f Overprint A, using the Type IV cliché also used on the First Uzhhorod Issue stamps (reading upward at a 38-degree angle; Figure 12-1). Initially the text portion of the card was not overprinted, but later all the Hungarian text was obliterated with black bars (Figure 13). The same transformation was applied to 5,000 cards from Khust.

Figure 12-1. Uzhhorod overprint.

Figure 13.
Overprinted Uzhhorod postal card with black obliterations
and prior Khust overprint ČSP
/ —1944—.
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Table 2: UZHHOROD STATIONERY |
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Number |
Overprint |
Item |
Description of Stationery |
Value |
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Mint |
Used |
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1 |
black |
PC |
П ошта / Закарпатська / Україна / 40 on 1944 18f without obliterations |
$500 |
$1,000 |
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2 |
black |
PC |
П ошта / Закарпатська / Україна / 40 on 1944 18f with obliterations |
$100 |
$350 |
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3 (2)2 |
black |
PC |
П ошта / Закарпатська / Україна / 40 over ČSP / —1944— on 1944 18f |
$75 |
$250 |
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2. - Numbers in parentheses refer back to corresponding cards that are identical, but which do not carry overprints applied in Khust. |
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