Lot 20223 - Karaolos Army Camp – Active Service Mail 1915 stampless On Active Service cover cancelled with the Famagusta bag datestamp and addressed to Edinburgh, Scotland. Sent from Karaolos Camp, the principal British Army camp i

Karaolos Army Camp – Active Service Mail  1915 stampless On Active Service cover cancelled with the Famagusta bag datestamp and addressed to Edinburgh, Scotland. Sent from Karaolos Camp, the principal British Army camp i
Karaolos Army Camp – Active Service Mail  1915 stampless On Active Service cover cancelled with the Famagusta bag datestamp and addressed to Edinburgh, Scotland. Sent from Karaolos Camp, the principal British Army camp i
Karaolos Army Camp – Active Service Mail  1915 stampless On Active Service cover cancelled with the Famagusta bag datestamp and addressed to Edinburgh, Scotland. Sent from Karaolos Camp, the principal British Army camp i
Karaolos Army Camp – Active Service Mail  1915 stampless On Active Service cover cancelled with the Famagusta bag datestamp and addressed to Edinburgh, Scotland. Sent from Karaolos Camp, the principal British Army camp i



Lot 20223 - Karaolos Army Camp – Active Service Mail 1915 stampless On Active Service cover cancelled with the Famagusta bag datestamp and addressed to Edinburgh, Scotland. Sent from Karaolos Camp, the principal British Army camp i

Cyprus » King George V Issues
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Estimate
700 - 1'000 CHF
Auction date
Sun 4 Oct 2026 at 13:00 (Europe/Zurich)
8d 17h 10m 47s before bidding ends

Description

Karaolos Army Camp – Active Service Mail

1915 stampless On Active Service cover cancelled with the Famagusta bag datestamp and addressed to Edinburgh, Scotland. Sent from Karaolos Camp, the principal British Army camp in Cyprus at the outbreak of the First World War, which was later converted into a prisoner-of-war camp housing approximately 3,000 Ottoman (Turkish) prisoners. Somewhat tatty with flap and edge faults. An exceptionally rare item of military postal history, with only three examples of this usage recorded.

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