"Teruel / iera i enta" or could be "Teruel / teraienta".
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I have a cancellation on a 1930 Spanish stamp from Teruel, the second line of which is not clear - it appears to read "TERUEL / IERA i ENTA" or perhaps could be "... TERAIENTA". This could be the name of a smaller post office - does anybody have any suggestions? Thanks for looking.
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updated Aug 17, 2011
posted by sentrystamps
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Strange. People from this city are called "turolenses" (both males and females), but those iera / ienta look like typical endings that don't seem to match here.
updated Aug 17, 2011
posted by lazarus1907
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You should ask here. The letters could just be acronyms. (The City Hall and all of its departments in Teruel (Aragón) have online access, but I didn't see anything for the Post Office.
updated Aug 17, 2011
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