Proseč pod Ještědem (Q1081)

Proseč pod Ještědem
Q1081
Also known as	Proseč pod Ještědem
historically part of	Kingdom of Bohemia Czechoslovakia German Reich (1933–1945) Czechoslovakia
Wikidata item ID	Q2113292
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Makers

Makers active in this place (live via “active in”, P13).

Name	From	To	Type
Conrad Jäger (Q1137)	1875	1885	person
Heinrich Jäger (Q1138)	1885	1899	person
Robert R. Jakowitz (Q1139)	1899	1931	person
F. W. Maier (Maria Mol / Friedrich Wilhelm Maier) (Q1140)	1931	1933	firm
Feix Franz Ferdinand (Q4234)	1887	1903	person
Marie Maier (Q4859)	1931	1937	person
Kartenfabrik Conrad Jäger (Q10240)	1885		firm

Tax stamps whose location — the responsible tax office — is in this place. This makes them findable via the place and region navigation too.

Stamp	System	From	To
Playing-card revenue stamp 10 Kč (Czechoslovakia)	Czechoslovak Playing-Card Stamp (from 1920)	1920
Playing-card revenue stamp 10 Kč (forgery by F. W. Maier, 1932)	Czechoslovak Playing-Card Stamp (from 1920)	1920 (system)

Tax systems that applied to this territory over time (incl. changes of sovereignty; the Sovereign column shows the respective sovereign).

Tax system	Sovereign	From	To
Barockstempel Österreich 1762–1802	Habsburgermonarchie	1762	1802
Österr. Stempelpatent 1808	Kaisertum Österreich	1808	1918
Österr. Kronland-Stempel 1850–1857 (Doppeladler)	Kaisertum Österreich	1850	1857
Österr. Spielkartensteuer 1857	Kaisertum Österreich	1857	1880
Österr. Nummern-Stempel 1858/59–1877	Kaisertum Österreich	1858	1877
Österr. Kartenstempel 1877–1881 (K.K.KARTENSTEMPEL)	Österreich-Ungarn	1877	1881
Österr.-Ungar. Adler-Stempel 1882–1899	Österreich-Ungarn	1882	1899
Verschlussmarken-System 1882–1899 (Kreuzer)	Österreich-Ungarn	1882	1899
Österr.-Ungar. Adler-Stempel 1900–1920	Österreich-Ungarn	1900	1920
Verschlussmarken-System 1900–1920 (Heller)	Österreich-Ungarn	1900	1920
Tschechoslowakischer Kartenstempel (ab 1920)	Tschechoslowakei	1920
Hersteller-Ersatzstempel 1939–1946 (nicht amtlich)	Deutsches Reich	1939	1946

View 56 tax stamps of this place — across all states Proschwitz belonged to, each only for the years of the respective sovereignty.