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7/1944 WWII Polish Army Palestine PP 102 mail with rare black censor label

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7/1944 WWII Polish Army Palestine PP 102 mail with rare black censor label

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WWII Polish Forces in Palestine mail: 24 VII 1944 stampless cover from Polish military field post office PP 112 (territorial headquarters of the Polish Army in the Middle East, JERUSALEM) to soldier in 1st Company at BARBARA CAMP near GAZA (eg. "Yunak" - in the post-April 1944 period of Polish forces in Palestine, likely someone unfit or underaged for the military) & tied by full strike of POCZTA POLOWA 112 double-ring date-stamp (Sach-K52); opened/resealed by the Polish military censor (Bioro Cenzury) 109 in JERUSALEM using rare black 10-42 issue bilingual Polish-English censor label (J #1 - Jerzy Kucharski comments that he has only seen 3 such examples of this black-colored label being used) & tied by violet round bilingual Polish-English censor cachet; cut open at right.

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WWII Polish Forces in Palestine mail: 24 VII 1944 stampless cover from Polish military field post office PP 112 (territorial headquarters of the Polish Army in the Middle East, JERUSALEM) to soldier in 1st Company at BARBARA CAMP near GAZA (eg. "Yunak" - in the post-April 1944 period of Polish forces in Palestine, likely someone unfit or underaged for the military) & tied by full strike of POCZTA POLOWA 112 double-ring date-stamp (Sach-K52); opened/resealed by the Polish military censor (Bioro Cenzury) 109 in JERUSALEM using rare black 10-42 issue bilingual Polish-English censor label (J #1 - Jerzy Kucharski comments that he has only seen 3 such examples of this black-colored label being used) & tied by violet round bilingual Polish-English censor cachet; cut open at right.