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I 8th August 1864, Printed form for listing lost parcels, sent to the Saxon field post office in
NeumOnster, postmarked with boxed Prussian field post office K:PR:FELDPOST-RELAIS
FLENSBURG ( 15 recorded).

Lost parcels were a problem for the field post offices on both sides, with men moving and parcels from home
following them. The list includes the karte, or journal, number, the originating post office, the identity marking and
weight of the parcel in pounds and ounces, the recipient. and his unit. The final column is to record notes.
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