1930 envelope to Sydney franked 11/2d adhesive tied "TULAGI" c.d.s. '23 FE 30'

1936 1/2d stationery card from a Missionary St Augustine's Seminary cancelled "ROMA MISSION" c.d.s. '12 NO 36'

1917 Censored stampless "Field Service Post Card' addressed to Bermuda cancelled "FIELD POST OFFICE 107" c.d.s. '17 JY 17' From husband to Wife, a soldier in the Bermuda Regiment.

1914 censored ppc to New York 1d adhesive tied "HAMILTON" machine d/s '20 NOV 14'With two line "PASSED/ CENSOR BERMUDA" struck in violet. Early example island censor.

1938 2d registered stationery envelope size G addressed to Ohio with additional 21/2d adhesive tied "NASSAU" c.d.s. '22 JAN 38'

KGV 6c registered stationery envelope overprinted "SPECIMEN" Superb.

1937 registered Coronation cover adhesives tied "REGISTRATION BRITISH GUIANA" c.d.s. '16 SP 37' Straight line "FOUND IN ORDINARY MAIL" struck in violet.

KGV1 1c stationery wrapper overprinted "SPECIMEN" Superb unused.

KGV1 2c stationery wrapper overprinted "SPECIMEN" The usual horizontal paper fold.

KGV1 2c stationery card on creamy grey stock.Superb unused.

1902 GB 1d 'WH SMITH & SON' stationery wrapper addressed to Pretoria cancelled "ARMY POST OFFICE KROONSTAD" c.d.s. 'JA 11 02'

1901 Censored GB 3d 'WH SMITH & SON' stationery wrapper addressed to Pretoria cancelled "PRETORIA" c.d.s. '18 OCT 01'

1902 'W.H. SMITH & SON' G.B.2d wrapper addressed to Pretoria cancelled "ARMY POST OFFICE PRETORIA" c.d.,s. 'JU 16 02'

1901 card Franked Indian 1a adhesive tied "BOER CAMP TRICHINOPOLY" c.d.s. '2 JUN 01' Fine strike "EXAMINED/ T.L. THORNE/ BOER CAMP TRICHINOPOLY" strucj in violet with concave corners.

1901 envelope to Durban franked ZAR 1d adhesive tied by the fancy framed "STANDERTON" d/s '7 JAN 1901'

1901 stampless 'No stamps available' envelope with a fine strike of the circular "CHRISTIANA" c.d.s. struck in violet '16 FEB 01'

1900 envelope to Johannesburg franked 1d ZAR adhesive tied oval "VELD-POST Z.A.R. CHARLESTOWN" d/s in violet '14 MRT 1900' Very short usage. receiving c.d.s. on the reverse.

1904 'POST OFFICE TELEGRAPHS VICTORIA/ FREE BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT" advising the Town clerk about an outbreak of Typhoid. Cancelled "MARYSBROUGH" c.d.s. 'FE 10 04' 1d postage cdue applied tied by the samew c.d.s. a day latter.

1912 Local registered 'OHMS' envelope franked horizontal pair 2d adhesives perf 'OS' tied "REGISTERED PERTH" c.d.s. '2 OC 12' Various instructional markings on the front "UNCLAIMED" & "UNKNOWN BY LETTER CARRIER" Large boxed "D.L.O. PERTH" struck in violet.

1901 Registered stampless 'OHMS' envelope with 'Her' changed to 'His' Fine strike of the "LAND TITLES DEPARTMENT FRANK" initialled struck in violet. On the reverse framed "D.L.O." and 'DEAD LETTER OFFICE PERTH" c.d.s.'JA 15 02'both struck in red.

1905 underpaid postcard to the USA 1d adhesive tied "BAGDAD" c.d.s. 'OC 9 05' With three line "5/CTMS/T struck in black U.S. charge marking alongside.

1908 1d stationery card 'Australians Welcome Americans' Fleet card Superb unused.

1946 censored stampless 'Prisoner of War Mail' envelope from a German POW (41669) at '13 POW Group Murchison'Cancelled "MELBOURNE" machine d/s '3 OCT 1946' with straight line "APPROVED FOR TRANSMISSION BY CAMP COMMANDANT" struck in violet.

1914 1d 'Military envelope' with 'A.I.F. ABROAD' at base superb unused flap not stuck down.

1942 envelope from APO 877 US 3c tied "US ARMY POSTAL SERVICE APO" c.d.s. 'JUL 22 1942' Boxed "PASSED U S ARMY CENSOR/ 13001' An early forerunner of the APO 877 cancel.

1897 1/2d stationery card from 'Bermuda Volunteer Rifle Corps' locally addressed cancelled "HAMILTON" c.d.s. 'OC 23 1897' The reverse of the card has tone spots.

1944 censored envelope to Sussex 2d adhesive tied "CUSTOMS OFFICE BERU ISLAND" cachet with Boxed "GILBERT AND ELLICE/ISLANDS COLONY/ PASSED BY CENSOR/ No 5" cachet in violet.

1944 censored 25c Air Mail Lettercard tied "EA A.P.O. 72" c.d.s. '20 3 44'Allocated to Yatta. Sent from Lt C.T. Williams 3rd North Rhodesia regt.

1914 1d 'Military Letter Card' In superb unused condition. The flap is not stuck down.

1912 stampless 'O.H.M.S.' envelope addressed to Canal Zone Fine strike "OFFICIAL-PAID ANTIGUA" c.d.s. 'MR 4 12'

1916 censored envelope addressed to London "ASCENSION" crest on the reverse. GB 1d tied "ASCENSION" c.d.s. 'AU 22 16' The cover has been opened a little roughly top right which does not affect the stamp. Straight lined "CENSORED" in blue initialled.

1897 envelope to New York franked single 21/2d adhesive tied "G.P.O. SUVA" c.d.s.'23 AUG 97' "VICTORIA B.C." transit on the reverse.

1947 commercial usage uprated 3/4a stationery card addressed to New York. Uprated single 14as & 3as adhesives tied "ADEN CAMP" c.d.s. '14 Fe 47'

1897 registered cobination cover to New Jersey Franked single 1/2d and a vertical pair 1d adhesives tied "APIA" c.d.s. 'JUL 14 97' 5c U.S. adhesive applied in San Francisco paying the internal rate tied oval "SAN FRANCISCO" d/s

1932 registered cover franked single 1/2d & 3d adhesives tied by the scarce "DAVUTU" straight line cancellation in black. "SUVA FIJI" c.d.s. on the reverse '16 AUG 32'

1947 20c registered stationery envelope size H2 mailed airmail 'Via Karachi'Franked additional 3c and 2 x 6c tied "VICTORIA" cds 'SP 4 47'

1900 'OHMS' envelope to Hampshire Franked 1d adhesive tied "POA 62" numeral BONC

WW11 censored Japanese Gunji YUBIN stationery card from the NANKAI dispatch AKIRA 9015 Force (The 6th division HQ Bouganville Is) KAWANO unit to Japan.

WW11 Censored Japanese Military YUBIN card from the NANKAI dispatch TUSUKI 7386 force (17th Division Infantry 81st Regiment Rabaul) TAKAHASHI unit to Japan. Hand drawen picture of Palm tree on the reverse.

1923 "OHMS' envelope franked block of four 1/2d with horizontal pair and a single 2d adhesives all overprinted tied "BARBUDA" c.d.s. 'JA 22 23'

KGV 1d stationery card superb unused overprinted "SPECIMEN"

1956 wreck envelope from Australia addressed to Western Samoa with handstruck straight-line "SOILED MAIL EX 'VASU'" On 13th June whilst carrying oil, general cargo and mail between Fiji & Western Samoa, the SS Vasu blew up and sank of the Tonga Islands. A very small amount of mail in damaged condition was salvaged and sent to Western Samoa where the Post Office applied a violet explanatory mark.

1908 1d stationery card "Australia Welcomes Americans" Superb unused.