Dictionary

CARD ORDER of BOOKS — view of the marked postal cards special purpose to indicate receipt of the store ordered books. Published in 1958-60 years in the Soviet Union by ordering a specialized bookstore subscriptions in Moscow.

CARD ORDERING TRAIN TICKETS — view postcards special purpose. In the USSR marked Cards order railway tickets intended for receiving mail orders for the purchase of train tickets. Printed by order of the railway ticket offices of the Kursk station in Moscow (1958), the Central railway Bureau passenger service in Moscow (1966-81 years) and the Central road service of passengers South Western railway in Kiev (1975-77 years).

Card order railway tickets (USSR)

CARD ORDERING FURNITURE — view of the marked postal cards of a special purpose. Produced in the USSR by order of mosmebel'torg since 1978 and are intended for decoration of the orders of the population on the furniture and the notification of its receipt.

CARD MAIL — view mail — open written communication on the letterhead of the established amount on tight (special card) paper. For the first time under the title "correspondent card" issued in Austria in 1869, in Russia under the title "open letter" — in 1872. The initiator of the issue of postal Cards is considered to be Em. Herman. In different countries published a large number of post Cards for different purposes and decoration, as marked, and without postage. On registration there are standard illustrated and art. Card the mail, and character mail use highlights card special purpose (also known as post forms). The format of the post Card are divided into conventional (single) and double.

Card the mail (Russia)

CARD POSTAL EXPERIMENTS — the collective name of various post cards a special purposeused in the experiments on introduction of means of automation of postal services. In the USSR the marked postal Cards of experiments was published in 1976 by order of research and development organizations of MS of the USSR.

CARD PRIVATE:
1. Name of the post cardsissued officially by the postal administration, but with individual printings protective mats have private manufacture.
2. Name poshtovh cards issued by the postal administration by order of various private organizations. For example, marked Cards private with different combinations of postage stamps issued in West Germany.
3. Name postal cards issued and used by private mails.

CARD ADVERTISING — the kind of postal card with additional text (sometimes with an explanatory illustrations) of advertising and informational or promotional content, usually printed on the front (address), at least on the reverse side. Vypekalis in many countries. Marked Cards advertising in the USSR was printed in 1926-49 years.

Card advertising (USSR)

CARD RADIO — view postcards special purpose. Marked Cards radio networks were published in the USSR in 1985, by order of the Technical center of the Moscow city radio broadcasting network as application forms about installing radios. In addition, in the mid 30-ies produced particular forms — as the receipt of payment of the fee for the use of the radios. For they make use of the marked postal cards dual format (with paid reply) with individual printings protective mats have relevant content.

Card radio (USSR)

CARD REDIRECTING — the name of the marked postal cards of a special purpose for the Declaration of the forwarding correspondence to the new address. Were published in the USSR since 1974.

Card forwarding (USSR)

SAVINGS CARDS — view cards of a special purpose — a special form for sticking postage stamps and accumulation therefore small amounts of money. Card savings with postage stamps attached shall be the establishment of postal savings service, where the denominations of the stamps paid the money. In some countries (Austria, Hungary, USA and others) produced marked Cards savings: the first contribution was taken into account when buying it. In the USSR savings Cards were issued unmarked. Marked Cards savings objects philatelic collectibles, are one-piece things.

CARD SEARCH — view postcards special purpose of enquiry and investigation of persons for various reasons lost contact. Marked Cards search of establish, for example, in the Soviet occupation zone of Germany in 1946 with printed address Bureau of missing persons. The cost of the sign postage into account, in addition to mail collection, the costs of tracing.

CARD a SPECIAL PURPOSE — a collective name of various postal forms, in the form of postal cards single or double format. On Card special purpose special printed text indicating the purpose and nature of their use, excluding the use for other purposes. Conditions of sale and use of post Cards for special purpose are determined by their purpose. Card special purpose produced in many countries, including the USSR. Marked Cards special purpose objects philatelic collectibles, are one-piece things.

CARDS SUMMONS — kind postcards for special purposeissued by order of the judiciary. In the USSR marked Cards summonses to double format was published in 1956-57 years: one part — the actual form of the summons, drrugaya notification about its delivery. From 1983 was available only as forms of notice of receipt of the summons (complete with envelope subpoena).

Card court summons (USSR)

CARD TAXI —the name of the marked postal cards special assignment — taxi to carry things to the cottage or back. Produced in the USSR in 1970 by order of Mostransagentstva.

The taxi card (USSR)

UN CARD BROWN card brown postal administration of the United Nations Office in Geneva, was produced in the years 1974-76. Provided free of charge to everyone on the mail of the United Nations Office in Geneva and at philatelic exhibitions. For 4 exhibitions (in Madrid, Paris, Copenhagen and Milan) cards were distributed along with promotional material. They were glued mark, extinguished the calendar stamp, and a stamp commemorative stamp.

CARD UNDERWATER post office is VALUABLE — the name of the special postal cardissued in 1916 in Germany commissioned by the German insurance Bank for registration and insurance of letters carried submarines.

CARD WITH PAID REPLY — view postcard double, consisting of 2 parts — for request and response. Each part usually had a sign of postal payment and could be used independently. First released in Germany in 1872. Published in many countries, in Russia — since 1886. Recently not available as the decision of the UPU since July 1971 are not permitted in international mail handling.

Card with paid reply (USSR)

CARDS "BOOK-MAIL" — the marked postal cards special purpose to order books system "Book-mail". Were published in the USSR since 1977.

Card "Book-mail" (USSR)