s'Gravenhage to Leiden, March 2, 1927
b) February 1, 1928 - 1942 : 10c
i) Letters
The express fee rate was reduced from 20 cents to 10 cents.
7 1/2 c letter rate period (1927-1929)
Bussum to Haarlem, June 9, 1929
Railway Company Service
Railway companies were allowed to carry mail for a fee. Customers brought mail to train stations where it was placed on the first train heading for the mail's destination. Upon arrival, the mail was handed over to the post office for delivery. In addition to regular postage, a railway stamp was affixed on the back of the letter.
10c Railway fee
Nederland Spoorwegen railway stamp
9 JUN 1929
WAARDEN _ BUSSUM
6c letter rate period (1929-1937)
BRIEVENBUS
Express mail could be brought to a post office for posting or deposited in a mail box (brievenbus). Mailbox letters received a "Brievenbus" handstamp to explain why delivery of the letter might have been delayed.
Amsterdam to s'Gravenhage, August 8, 1934
Express and Registered
Amsterdam to Baarn, May 13, 1931
5c letter rate period (1937-1940)
Rotterdam to Bergen, April 12, 1939
Brievenbus handstamp
Amsterdam to Utrecht, May 1, 1940
Rotterdam to s'Gravenhage, July 19, 1940
7 1/2c letter rate period (from 1940)
Amsterdam to s'Gravenhage, September 27, 1940
Brievenbus
Amsterdam to Baarn, January 22, 1941
Railway company service
Tillburg to s'Gravenhage, May 21, 1942
ii) Post Cards
5c "Out-of-town" post card rate period (1926-1937)
Sittard to Breda, October 15, 1928
4c "Out-of-town" post card rate period (1937-1939)
s'Gravenhage to Tegelen, January 11, 1939
3c local post card rate period (1928-1936)
Brievenbus
Amsterdam local, April 27, 1934
4c local post card rate period (From 1940)
s'Gravenhage local, September 17, 1942
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