1911 ppc to Austria franked 1d adhesive overprinted tied "KANYE" c.d.s. '12 OC 11'.

1850 E.L. from Guatemala to Paris. "BELIZE" double arc 'AU 10 1850' in black on the reverse. "COLONIES/&c ART 13" struck in red on the obverse. Rated '10' Decimes.

1900 stampless registered "OHMS" envelope to France cancelled "BELIZE" c.d.s. 'AP 11 00'; 'R' in black oval alongside. "LONDON" transit d/s.

1941 censored taxed envelope addressed to the U.S.A. 2d adhesive tied 'TARKWA' c.d.s. '1 APR 41' Handstruck 'T' & '2d' in black applied in Tarkwa.

1933 registered envelope addressed to the U.S.A. Franked 1/2d and 2 x 1d adhesives tied 'TURKS ISLAND' c.d.s. 'MR 8 33' index 'B' The Post Office at Cockburn Harbour opened in 1923 a cancellation with letter "A" at Grand Harbour was changed to letter "B" sent to Cockburn Harbour together with a new oval "R" handstamp.

1889 1c stationery postcard with message on the reverse addressed to Georgetown, cancelled by a superb strike 'T.P.O. ESSEQUIBO STEAMER' c.d.s. '31 JY 89' Receiving cancellation on the front.

1914 Great Britain 2d + 1d registered stationery envelope (Size F) with additional 1d adhesive from Bath. Addressed to Auckland with scarce 'Customs Duty' label '150,000 0/3/13 - 4874' tied octagonal 'AUCKLAND REGISTERED' d/s '25 JUL 1914'

1859 lettersheet addressed to St Lucia 'Pr Mail' Rated '4d' inter island rate. Franked blue (4d) Britannia adhesive touched on two margins, tied barred obliterator. On the reverse 'BARBADOS' double arc 'FE 27 1859' and receiving cancellation of the next day.

1921 Great Britain overprinted 2d postage + 3d registration '7 1/2 PIASTRES' registered stationery envelope (Size F) code JP handstamped 'COLONIES' in black by the Portuguese Post Office. The flap is not stuck down superb.

1908 1d stationery card commercially used to London cancelled "BLANTYRE" squared circle d/s 'FE 21 08'; "CHINDE" transit and receiving c.d.s. on the front.

1904 ppc to Kiel franked 1d tied "PAQUEBOT PLYMOUTH" c.d.s. 'JA 24 04' overstamped "ORON/LIVERPOOL" ship's cachet.

1912 envelope to France franked 2 x 2½d adhesives (double rate) tied "ZAIRA" c.d.s. 'DE 1 1914'.

1895 1d overprinted stationery post card, with message, addressed to London cancelled "OPOBO RIVER" c.d.s. 'MY 27 95' struck in violet; "LIVERPOOL" transit c.d.s.

1900 GB 2d registered stationery envelope (size F) overprinted 'NIGER COAST' franked additional 1d adhesive tied black oval "REGISTERED OLD-CALABAR" d/s '6 MR 00'. Addressed to London.

1900 1d stationery card overprinted "NIGER COAST PROTECTORATE" headed "H.M.S. Tartar/West Coast of Africa" addressed to London, cancelled "BONNY RIVER" c.d.s. 'NO 17 00'; a further strike on the front.

1915 ppc to Berlin franked 10c overprinted adhesive tied scarce early strike "NELLES HEBRIDES /SERVICE MARITIME" c.d.s. '12 MR 15'.

1929 envelope to France franked horizontal pair and a single 20c/2d adhesives tied by the scarce "SERVICE MARITIME" c.d.s. '18 DEC 29'; a further strike in the bottom left corner.

1944 registered censor envelope to Australia franked 5c, 15c & 40c adhesives tied "VILA" c.d.s. '7 NOV 44'. Violet censor cachet applied on the obverse.

1932 envelope to French Indo China franked vertical strip of 3 x ½d/5c and a single 1d/10c adhesives tied "VILA" c.d.s. '25 FE 32'. On arrival 1c & 4c postage dues applied paying charge tied "CAN-THO COCHINCHINE" c.d.s.

1923 envelope to Ocean Island franked rare 1½d overprinted adhesive tied "NAURU PLEASANT ISLAND" c.d.s. Very few examples are known of this stamp on commercial covers.

1947 registered envelope to Dar es Salaam franked 50c adhesive tied "DARESSALAAM - TABORA T.P.O. DOWN" c.d.s. '24 OC 47'; blank registration etiquette, manuscript 'TPO 2'.

1917 ppc endorsed bottom left 'Expeditur George Dupont/Commandant/Base Belge/Dar Es Salaam', addressed to his wife in France. Franked 6c adhesive tied "MOMBASA" c.d.s. 'SP 1 17'. Scarce item from Belgian Forces in East Africa.

1899 envelope to Bremen, German, 'Woermann' line stationery, franked 2½d adhesive tied cross bars in black "ANVERS" c.d.s. alongside manuscript 'PAQUEBOT'. On the reverse, double-circle "WOERMANN-LINIE LAGOS AGENCY" d/s struck in violet and "BREMEN" receiving c.d.s. Unusual.

1899 1d stationery post card written from 'OKEPOPO' cancelled in transit "LAGOS" c.d.s. 'JU 23 1899'. Addressed to London

1896 registered envelope to Liverpool 'Per s/s Bathurst' franked single 4d and 6 x "HALF PENCE" on "FOUR PENCE" tied black oval straight-line of bars, "LAGOS" c.d.s. 'FE 11 95' on the reverse. Red mss '5d' on the front.

1936 envelope from Murren to Malta. On arrival in Valletta boxed French/English "POSTAGE STAMP LOST/IN TRANSIT" applied. "VALLETTA" c.d.s. 'SP 1 36' on reverse.

1888 envelope to London franked 2½d adhesive tied "MALTA A26" duplex 'NO 12 88' with an additional 2 x 1d adhesives paying the 'Late Fee'; straight-line "PAID LATE FEE" struck in violet.

1932 envelope from the UK to Italy. Fine straight-line "MISSENT TO MALTA" struck in black on the front. "VALLETTA" c.d.s. 'JU 16 32' on the reverse.

1884 2c stationery post card addressed to Port Louis cancelled superb strike "8" BONC. "POUDRE D'OR" c.d.s. 'AU 25 84' on the front. A very scarce numeral.

1911 '5 CENTIMOS' on 'HALFPENNY' stationery postcard, with message, addressed to Germany. Up-rated '5 CENTIMOS' on 'HALFPENNY' tied "TANGIER" c.d.s. '11 OC 11'.

1896 envelope addressed to London. Franked single 1/2d and a horizontal pair 1d adhesives tied 'CLOCOLAN' c.d.s. '19 NO 96' Transit and receiving cancellations on the reverse.

1897 envelope addressed to Germany. On reverse is the senders address denoting in manuscript 'Freetown' Franked horizontal pair German 10pf adhesives tied by a ships cancellation 'No 37' dated '21 11 97'

1937 stampless OHMS envelope from London. On the front is the boxed 'Return to Sender' cachet and the rare boxed 'Refused' which has been overstruck by a 'LONDON F.S.' c.d.s. '9 NO 37'Red manuscript '3d to pay' 'VICTORIA' cancellation on the reverse.

1935 Avis de Reception AR form sent to Paris cancelled 'QUARTRES BOURNES' c.d.s. '6 MY 35'

1926 postcard addressed to Belgium no message. Franked 3d adhesive tied by scarce 'TAHIRA' c.d.s. '19 JY 26'

1943 stampless censored envelope addressed to Germany from 'Womens Internment Camp/ Kingston' dated in manuscript '18.2.43'

1935 photographic postcard showing the Dutch Submarine K XV111 at Maderia. Addressed to Amsterdam. Three line 'Met Hr.Ms. K XV111/ Vervoerd van Tristan Da Cunha/ Naar Kaapstad' struck in black. Type V cachet and 'CAPE TOWN PAQUEBOT' c.d.s. '2 APR 35'

1911 Q.V. 2d registered stationery envelope (Size F) Franked additional 2 x 1/4d and a single 2d adhesive tied 'BARBADOS R.L.O.' c.d.s. '3 JAN 11' New York Exchange registration label on the front.

1897 GB ½d overprinted stationery card headed 'Ekutulini', message written in German, addressed to Greytown, cancelled "MELMOUTH" c.d.s. '11 MAR 97', receiving cds on the obverse. Transit markings on the reverse.

1911 ppc addressed to Middlesex franked 6a adhesive tied scarce "WETI PEMBA" squared circle date stamp '9 JA 11'; "ZANZIBAR" transit cds on the obverse.

1946 30c registered stationery envelope size G to New York; additional 25c & 1/- tied "REG/ZANZIBAR" c.d.s. '18 JU 46'.

1899 ppc to Germany franked French 10c adhesive overprinted '4 ANNAS/ZANZIBAR' tied "ZANZIBAR" c.d.s. '7 NOV 99'.

1903 1d stationery envelope up-rated 1d and 2 x 2½d adhesives paying registration to New York. Adhesives tied "VIRGIN GORDA" c.d.s. 'FE 8 00'; "R" in black oval, "ST KITTS" transit on reverse.

1901 envelope written in the hand of Archdeacon Walker, franked 1a adhesive tied in transit "ENTEBBE" c.d.s., "MOMBASA" transit on the reverse. Addressed to Lady Walker, London and re-directed to Yorkshire.

1902 local miniature wax envelope franked 1a tied "MENGO" c.d.s. '14 FE 02'. Possibly a Valentine envelope.

1900 envelope to North Wales re-directed to Edinburgh, addressed to Rev E Miller, franked 4a in combination with 2½a tied "MOMBASA" squared circle date stamp 'AU 18 97'; transit and receiving c.d.s. on the back.

1894 U.S. 1c stationery envelope, with enclosed letter, addressed to the U.S.A. cancelled with a light strike "T1" with a superb "TURKS ISLANDS" c.d.s. 'AU 11 94' alongside.

1945 South African 1d stationery card addressed to South Africa, no message, cancelled by the rare Type 7 cachet struck in red. This colour was only in use briefly. Carried on the "Daro", which visited the island on 11th October. The addressee, John Kirby, served on the island during the War.

1942 censored PoW envelope from 'RENTED' to London franked 60c & 8c tied "PORT OF SPAIN" c.d.s. '22 MAY 42'. Violet boxed "Exempt from postage....." cachet on the front; this did not include items sent by air mail.

1937 envelope franked ½d & 1d adhesives tied scarce "GILBERT AND ELLICE COLONY/ARORAE" cachet; a further strike alongside. Addressed to Chatswood, New South Wales.