
(Djibouti) 1902 printed headed envelope to France franked Obock 1894 15c. tied by blue Cote Francais de Somalis Djibouti with a further strike alongside, arrival backstamp.


(Djibouti) 1902 ‘0,05’ on 75c. applied on printed newspaper wrapper “Journal Franco-Ethiopien Djibouti” to Paris cancelled by blue Cote Francaise des Somalis Djibouti cds.


(Djibouti) 1903 (2 Juin) registered cover to Jera, France franked on reverse 1900 40c. tied Cote Francais de Somalis Djibouti cds in blue, arrival cancel on the stamp and maritime Ligne T Paq.Fr.No.5 date stamp to right; teo light vertical creases clear of the stamp.


(Djibouti)1902 (3 Janv) complete newspaper with intact wrapper cancelled Cote Francaise Des Somalis Djibouti and framed P.P.; fine condition.


(East Africa) 1898 3 Pesa on 5pf ‘Gruss aus Bagamoyo’ picture stationery card fresh used from Dar-Es-Salaam to Berlin uprated with further 3 Pesa on 5pf.; good used example.


(East Africa) 1898 3 Pesa on 5pf ‘Gruss aus Dar-es-Salam’ picture stationery card fine unused


(East Africa) 1898 3 Pesa on 5pf ‘Gruss aus Kilwa’ picture stationery card good unused.


(East Africa) 1898 3 Pesa on 5pf ‘Gruss aus Kilwa’ picture stationery card used to Berlin and uprated with 2 Pesa on 3pf. and 3 Pesa on 5pf. tied Langenburg cds of 4/11 98, Kilwa transit 2/12 and Dar-es-Salaam transit 11/12, arrival cancel at left of 11/1/99. The 3Pesa on 5pf stamp slightly proud of card with slight damage and some edge wear to front of card.


(East Africa) 1898 5 Pesa on 10pf ‘Gruss aus Bagamojo’ picture stationery card used to Berlin with Iringa cds of 30/5, Dar-es-Salaam transit bottom left of 25/6 overstruck by arrival cds. Slight corner bumps and small surface abrasion.


(East Africa) 1898 5 Pesa on 10pf ‘Gruss aus Dar-es-Salam’ picture stationery card used to Berlin with Iringa/ Deutsch-/ Ost-Afrika cds of 24/5 98, with Dar-Es-Salaam transit at bottom left overstruck with arrival cds. First Day of use of Iringa postmark.


(East Africa) 1898 5 Pesa on 10pf ‘Gruss aus Dar-es-Salam’ picture stationery card fine unused.


(East Africa) 1898 5 Pesa on 10pf ‘Gruss aus Kilwa’ picture stationery card used from Kilwa on 25/4/98 to Berlin with arrival cds at left; slight surface bumps at right.


(East Africa) 1898 5 Pesa on 10pf ‘Gruss aus Kilwa’ picture stationery card used to Berlin from Mohorro in 1899, Kilwa and Dar-es=Salaam transits and arrival cds at left, slight corner bumps.


(East Africa) 1901 3 pesa stationery card to Germany cancelled Langenburg D-OA cds (22/4), Dar-es-Salaam transit (29/4), insufficiently addressed and not found with blue manuscript “Zuruck 21/5”, German cancels at bottom right for arrival and despatch of card and at left Dar-es-Salaam cds of 19/6.


(East Africa) 1904 5 pesa stationery card to Cincinnati cancelled Amani D-OA cds of 17/8, Tanga transit 19/3 and Dar-es-Salaam transit 24/3. With message about Mushrooms.


(East Africa) 1906 incoming uprated Great Britain King Edward VII ½d. postal stationery envelope from Manchester to German Post Office at Mahenge, with Dar-es-Salaam transit of 29/5 and arrival of 29/6.

(East Africa) 1914 (2.11.) registered cover to Amani bearing single franking watermarked 30h. tied Taveta Deutsche Feldpost cds, to left a registered label with manuscript Taveta/ Deutsche Feldpost, reverse with arrival cds of 16th. Fine condition.


(Eastern Anatolia) 1921 envelope to Istanbul franked Ministry of Finance 5 piastre rose overprinted Ottoman Posts 1337 and tied Malatya native date stamp, at centre good strike of blue negative Malatya censor, arrival backstamps; a couple of slight stains and torn backflap, good clear cancels.

(Eritrea) 1892 (April) folded ‘Corriere Eritreo’ four page newspaper addressed to Treviso bearing single franking unoverprinted 2c , tied by Massaua Eritrea cds, newspaper folded for display, signed Sorani.

(Eritrea) 1892 (Decembre) folded ‘Corriere Eritreo’ four page newspaper addressed to Milan bearing two pairs of unoverprinted 2c , each tied by Massaua Eritrea cds, the horizontal pair showing slightly rounded corner, some faults to the newspaper that has been folded for display; a rare franking.