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Early postal services
Before the establishment of a united postal service in Switzerland in 1848, postal services were often carried out by a variety of independent messengers and postal services such as the Thurn und Taxis in Schaffhausenand the Fischerpost in Bern.
In the Helvetic Republic
After the French military complained to the government of the recently established Helvetic Republic about the different uniforms of the postal services, the decision to form a united postal service was approved by the Swiss Senate in September 1798. In 1799, Switzerland was divided into five postal zones centered in Basel, Zürich, St. Gallen, Schaffhausen and Bern but the Swiss Government was not able to nationalize the already functioning and well-established independent postal services.By...
Under cantonal administration
Between 1803 and 1848 the postal services were administrated by the cantons. The canton of Zürich was a major provider of postal services at the time, as it also operated the postal services in the cantons Thurgau and Zug and its carriages were allowed to transit through the important Uri with its Gotthard Pass. From 1823 onwards, the postal services from Canton Zürich operated a carriage between Zürich via Rapperswil to Chur and from 1826 the carriage was in service on a daily basis. in 1829...
In 1848 the postal services were regulated by the new constitution which demanded a centralised administration. On 1 January 1849the Swiss National Post took over the fourteen cantonal post services. The postal charges for letters and packages were the same in all of Switzerland from October 1849 onwards. In 1850 the first stamps valid in all of Sw...
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