Cover sent from Smyrna (mail conveyed unfranked), with early use of the Greek postmark ΣΜΥΡΝΗ 23.ΣΕΠ.19 (Smyrna) to ΧΙΟΣ 25.ΣΕΠ.19 (Chios), RRR & VF
Following the landing of the Greek Army and the arrival of the Greek administrative services (after 2 May 1919), the postal service became subject to postage charges. Only ordinary mail was accepted, but no postage stamps were used (May–December 1919).
Letters were marked either with one of the two military date stamps of Postal Sector 902 or with the single-circle ΣΜΥΡΝΗ (Smyrna) date stamp.
Sender: Μαρίστα Μιλλιάρη, οδός Φασουλά Αριθ. 97, Σμύρνη (Φασουλάς: η ελληνική συνοικία ανάμεσα περίπου στον Φραγκομαχαλά/Μαλτέζικα και στην Μπέλλα Βίστα, προς τη σημερινή περιοχή Alsancak).
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