Postal history of Lesse
The postal history of Lesse describes the historical development of the postal system in Lesse .
Postal history
On October 1, 1867, a postal expedition was opened in Lesse , which was connected to Salder by a driving post. The land delivery took place to Berel, Hohenassel, Nordassel, Oelber aw W. and Westerlinde.
Due to the short period of use, the two-circle tendon stamp is very rare, Lesse has no longer received a rust-mesh stamp .
In the northern German postal district (1868) it continued to exist as a post expedition, but was then converted into a postal agency in 1874 and a postal administration in 1896 .
The post expedition was probably housed in the demolished "Crome School", under the schoolteacher Horn (until 1895).
On May 1, 1895, the post office moves into the rented house of the Lesser post office manager Engelke, who was related to the widow Reinecke from the Reineckschen Villa (children's home), from which he also inherits the building (today 30 Zum Hohen Tor).
On April 1, 1934, the post rooms in the building “Zum Hohen Tor 3” (Linde's property) were set up and the rooms “Zum Hohen Tor 30” no longer needed after the land delivery service was discontinued. Mr. Struckmann will be the first manager in the new premises.
The Lesse post office (38228 Salzgitter 13), Zum Hohen Tor 3, closed on December 31, 2003.
Mid-January 2004 opening of a post shop in the Genther gas station, Nienstedter Strasse. Operation by Ms. Schulle. Continuation of the postmark 38228 Salzgitter 13 (Lesse) with the stamp identification "a".
The post shop closes on March 31, 2009, supply of postage stamp sales and parcel acceptance via the Bernd Pöhl bakery in Nienstedter Strasse. A postmark is no longer used.
See also
literature
- Bade, Henry: “333 years of Braunschweigische Post, 1535 - 1867” , Karl Pfankuch & CO, Braunschweig, 1960. This is where the stamp images come from.
- Anderson, Hans-Joachim: "The designation of the postmark forms" Düsseldorf 1970, postmark guild "Rhein-Donau e. V. "(The attempt of the Federation of German Philatelists to achieve uniformity in the stamp descriptions)
- Steven, Werner: "Overview of the postal relevant Braunschweigischen Ciculare, laws and ordinances from 1807 to 1867" Circular letter No. 58, Arbeitsgemeinschaft Braunschweig and Hannover in the Briefmarken-Club Hannover, April 2004
- Steven, Werner: "Directory of postal services and their staff in the area of the Duchy of Braunschweig, 1811-1916." Gesellschaft für Deutsche Postgeschichte e. V. Braunschweig / Hanover district group. Issue 14 of the Postal History Pages, 1992.