Military Postal History of the U. S. Action in the Philippines, 1898 (Exhibit, Part II)
Philippines: Spanish-American War, 1898 [Author: Alfred F. Kugel]. The United States declared war on Spain on 21st April 1898, and an expeditionary force was assembled in preparation to the occupation of the Philippines. An armistice was signed on 12th August, but a Filipino insurrection led by Emilio Aguinaldo required the presence of a substantial American military force, which finally defeated the rebels on 16th April 1902.
This web page, published by the Military Postal History Society, contains images of the exhibit pages created by Alfred F. Kugel, and are reproduced and distributed to the public with his permission.
Updated 11/13/2024
Table of Contents
Cavite 'Registered' Marking -- Postal Money Order -- Iloilo Harbor Handstamp -- Iloilo (no 'Harbor') Handstamp -- Iloilo Duplex Handstamps -- Iloilo Registration Markings -- Military Station No. 4, No Number Handstamp -- Cebu Handstamps -- Cebu Registration Markings -- Island of Negros Markings -- Bacolod Receiving Mark -- Military Station No. 6 -- Angeles Marking -- Aparri Markings -- Aparri Registered Markings -- Bongao Marking -- Dagupan Marking -- Jolo Marking -- San Fernando Marking -- San Fernando Receiving and Registered -- Siassi Marking -- Vigan Marking -- Vigan Registered Marking -- Zamboanga Marking
