1920 6c stationery card overprinted 'G.E.A.' commercial usage to Denmark cancelled "DARESSALAAM" c.d.s. '28 JU 1920'

1934 15c stationery card commercial usage to Berlin cancelled "DARESSALAAM" c.d.s. '30 MY 1934' A further strike alongside.

1936 mourning envelope with enclosed letter from Maidstone addressed to Anomabu on arrival manuscript instructional markings and straight line "UNCLAIMED" in black together with strikes of the "Undelivered for reasons stated / RETURN TO SENDER"

1906 4d registered stationery envelope (Size H2) addressed to Austria additional 5d & 21/2d adhesives on the front tied "NUKUALOFA" c.d.s. '12 FE 06' "VANCOUVER" transit cancellation on the reverse.

1911 1d illustrated stationery card (Victoria Falls,Rhodesia. Eastern End) addressed to London cancelled "LIVINGSTONE" c.d.s. '30 NO 11'

1916 censored postcard to London 1d adhesive tied "KINGSTON" c.d.s. 'AU 6 16' Boxed "PASSED BY NAVAL/ CENSOR...." in violet initialled

1904 QV 2d registered stationery envelope (Size H) addressed to New York. Additional vertical pair 2d and a single 1d adhesive tied "BARBADOS" c.d.s. 'MR 17 04'

1905 registered multi franked envelope addressed to London redirected to Chelmsford each adhesive tied by "BRITISH ASSN/ ORC" skeleton datestamp with a further strike on the front 'SE 2 1905' In use for three days(Sep 2-4) at the Bloemfontein meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science; 37 registered letters were posted at the temporary Post Office over the three days.

1923 registered envelope to the U.S.A. franked single 1/2d and a horizontal pair 2d adhesives tied "CAYMAN BRAC" c.d.s. 'MY 29 23' transit and receiving cancellations on the reverse.

1938 airmail envelope 'Via New Guinea' addressed to the USA franked 5d 'head' tied "AIR MAIL SYDNEY" c.d.s. '27 MY 38' additional uncancelled New Guinea 5d & 6dadhesives. On the reverse instructional label 'It is regretted that the provisions of the Postal Convention do not permit of the desired indirect routing of this article'

1913 2d registered stationery envelope (Size F) addressed to Germany 1d adhesive tied "REGISTERED GAMBIA" d/s '28 AP 13'

1919 stampless OHMS envelope to the U.K. cancelled "PLEASANT ISLAND" c.d.s. 'NO 27 19' "SYDNEY" transit on the reverse.

1937 envelope addressed to Chicago adhesive tied "FOSO c.d.s. '6 JAN 37' A further strike alongside On the reverse "CENTRAL T.P.O. No 1" c.d.s. '6 JAN 1937'

1914 postcard to Switzerland franked 1d adhesive tied "PORT VILLA" c.d.s. '27 MARS 14'

1944 censored airmail envelope addressed to the U.K. franked 1/- adhesive tied "ST JOHNS" c.d.s. 'NO 20 44' "OPENED BY EXAMINER IB/112" seal

1947 First Flight envelope 'Canton Is - Sydney' Franked 3d, 1/- & 6d adhesives tied "CANTON ISLAND" c.d.s. struck in violet.

1935 Ala Littoria flight cover to Khartoum. Franked 1a 'Jubilee' and 6A adhesive tied "BERBERA" c.d.s. '18 DE 1935' On the reverse receiving cancellation and boxed "UNCLAIMED" dated below in manuscript.

1929 registered envelope (Opened on three sides) addressed to Devon. Franked 1/2d, 21/2d and a corner marginal 1d adhesive tied "SOUTH SHETLANDS" c.d.s. 'NO 25 29' Due to a shortage of the South Shetlands registration etiquette a 'Stanley' label was applied

1916 censored envelope to the U.S.A. franked G.B. overprinted 21/2d adhesive tied "PLEASANT ISLAND" c.d.s. 'OC 7 16' Straight line "CENSORED" struck in black.

1913 2d registered stationery envelope addressed to Germany with 4d adhesive tied oval "REGISTERED GAMBIA" d/s '22 AP 13'

1950 taxed envelope from Paris addressed to Vacoas. On arrival 2 x 4c postage dues applied tied "VACOAS" c.d.s. '28 JU 50'

1902 21/2d stationery envelope addressed to New York cancelled "TORTOLA" c.d.s. 'AP 18 02' "ST KITTS" transit cancellation on the reverse.

1913 1d stationery postcard commercial usage addressed to London cancelled "VIRGIN GORDA" c.d.s. 'JU 30 1913' "ROAD TOWN" transit alongside

1928 envelope to Sweden franked single 1c,4c,5c,10c 6c & 12c adhesives tied "BRUNEI" c.d.s. '30 APR 28' with '19' removed. "LABUAN" transit on the reverse.

1884 unsealed envelope addressed to London franked 10c adhesive paying the Printed matter rate tied "B62" "HONG KONG" c.d.s. alongside 'MR 24 84'

1941 censored Tin Can envelope addressed to Chicago franked 1d & 11/2d adhesives tied "NUKUALOFA" c.d.s. '9 FE 41 "OPENED BY EXAMINER WW/2" seal at left.

1941 censored airmail envelope with a few wrinkles addressed to New Jersey franked 11/2d & 6d adhesive tied "HAMILTON" c.d.s. '4 JU 41' Circular "PASSED BY NAVAL CENSOR" struck in black initialed.

1937 registered envelope from Devon addressed to St Vincent. Manuscript 'Refused cannot cancel stamped envelope sent' signed & dated by the Colonial Postmaster On the reverse a strike of the scarce St Vincent "MONEY ORDER OFFICE" c.d.s. '26 DE 37'

1928 postcard with no message franked Rarotonga 1/2d and Aitutaki 1/2d adhesives tied "RAROTONGA" c.d.s. '7 JA 28'

1943 Taxed censored envelope from Montreal addressed to Ireland on arrival 2d & 1d postage dues applied paying the charge.

1913 1d stationery lettercard addressed to Germany uprated 1d & 21/2d adhesives paying the registration fee tied "FALKLAND ISLAND" c.d.s. 'AU 3 13' Scarce stationery used

1924 ppc to Germany franked 1d adhesive tied oval "DEUTSCHE SEEPOST/ LINIE/ HAMBURG/ WESTAFRIKIA/LX111" d/s '22 8 24'

1924 ppc to Germany franked 1d adhesive tied oval "DEUTSCHE SEEPOST/ LINIE/ HAMBURG/ WESTAFRIKIA/LX111" d/s '22 8 24'

1932 stampless local envelope horizontal pair 1d postage dues applied tied "WINDHOEK COUNTER" c.d.s. '17 OCT 32'

1914 envelope headed 'BSAP Camp Plumtree' addressed to London franked G.B. overprinted 1d tied "FRANCISTOWN" c.d.s. 'NO 10 14' A further strike alongside.

1892 registered envelope to Surrey franked '5 PENCE' on 'Four Pence' adhesive tied "KINGSTON" c.d.s. 'DE 16 92' Scarce adhesive on entire. Opened a little roughly top right.

1918 taxed internal envelope franked irregular block of three 1/4d adhesives tied "G.P.O. SUVA" c.d.s. '8 MAY 1918' 1/2d & 1d postage dues applied paying the charge tied black 'sunburst'

1902 GB 1/2d stationery card uprated with 1/2d adhesive commercially used to Stafford tied "ARMY POST OFFICE PRETORIA" c.d.s. 'MR 15 02'

1901 ppc addressed to Germany franked 4c adhesive overprinted "LABUAN" tied "LABUAN" c.d.s. '17 DEC 01' A further strike below.

1893 stampless registered 'Avis de Reception en Retour' envelope to Munich cancelled oval "REGISTERED MALTA" d/s '19 MY 93'

1962 2/- (Poundage 3d) postal order cancelled "F.P.O. CHRISTMAS ISLAND" c.d.s. '13 JU 62' with P.O. punch holes.

1940 censored envelope to Australia 2d adhesive tied "NORFOLK ISLAND" c.d.s. '31 OC 40' Boxed "Passed by/Censor 2/Norfolk Island' cachet in violet.

1940 censored envelope addressed to the UK Franked 8c adhesive tied "SANDAKAN" c.d.s. '9 DEC 1940' with triangular censor cachet '19'

1896 uprated 1/2pi stationery card commercially used to Austria with additional 1/2pi adhesive tied "KYRENIA" c.d.s. 'AP 1 96'

1923 envelope from London addressed to a P.O. Box in Southern Nigeria sent to various locations before straight line "UNCLAIMED" struck in black applied on the front together with violet "UNDELIVERED FOR REASON STATED/RETURN TO SENDER" cachet.

1958 envelope to Malta from RAF 3d GB adhesive tied "B.F.P.O. CHRISTMAS ISLAND" c.d.s. '12 FE 58' Boxed "INSUFFICIENTLY PREPAID/ FOR TRANSMISSION BY AIR" struck in violet.

1943 Censored 'Xmas Greetings' airletter addressed to South Africa 30c adhesive tied "E.A. A.P.O. 89" c.d.s. '22 X11 43' On the reverse large "DEPUTY CHIEF FIELD CENSOR/ RECEIVED FROM A.P.O." dated '22 12 1943' struck in violet.

1915 censored envelope addressed to the UK Franked 1d adhesive tied "DARU W.D." c.d.s. '22 DEC 15' A further strike alongside. Straight line "PASSED BY CENSOR" struck in violet "THURSDAY ISLAND" and "HONG KONG" transit cancellations on the reverse.

1905 uprated 'HALF PENNY' on 11/2d stationery card with message addressed to Germany with additional 1/2d adhesive tied "G.P.O. SUVA" c.d.s. '30 JUN 05'

1927 stampless postcard addressed to Switzerland cancelled "BATHURST" c.d.s. '7 OC 27' "T" and "@d/TO PAY" both struck in black on the front.