

1919 3c. postal stationery card, uprated 3c. to Germany with unclear dispatch cds, Tanga transit alongside,senders address as Wuga, near Wilhelmstal, straight-line OPENED BY CENSOR at centre. The message starts "We are sorry that we got no letter from you for many days, so I write again in English...."


1919 envelope from Osaka to Zurich, Switzerland franked on reverse with 1914-25 watermarked ‘Tazawa’ 2s., 3s. and 5s. not cancelled though despatch cancels appear front and back, cancelled instead on arrival in Switzerland with (inappropriate ?) two-line TIMBRE AU DOS/ MARKE RUCKSEITIG, Oberrieden arrival on reverse.


1919 registered envelope to Susak, Jugoslavia franked '55'on 10 cor. tied by 'FIUME/1' date stamp. Obverse also bears Italian military censor cachet and '120 f.' mss. charge, with postage dues to that amount on reverse.


1919 stampless censored cover to Windhuk bearing two different censor cachets on front, reverse with bluish F.P.O. No.304 date stamp, Cape town transit of 28th and part Bahnpost datestamp at top where part of backflap missing.

1919 stampless envelope to France with manuscript annotation at top”8eme Direction au Service Teleg/ Centre des Armees Allies. S.P.502”with boxed violet cachet below ‘ARMEES ALLIEES EN ORIENT/ POSTE AERIENNE’, Tresor et Postes cd alongside; roughly opened at base.

1919 Waterlow & Sons 2s. King Vajiravudh brown on buff postal stationery card, fine unused with good sharp corners.

1919 Waterlow & Sons 3s. King Vajiravudh green on buff postal stationery card, fine unused with good sharp corners.

1919 Waterlow & Sons 5s. King Vajiravudh carmine rose on pale rose postal stationery card, fine unused with good sharp corners.


1919 ‘Der Baltische Philatelist’ wrapper to Austria franked on reverse block of four 10k. Independence cancelled two Latwija Leepaja cds; fine and unusual.

1920 (21 Avril) picture postcard 'Vue de Thio' to France franked 5c. tied blue Pouembout Nlle Caledonie cds that is repeated on reverse, both showing inverted year date.


1920 (3.8.) registered cover to Bremen, Germany franked Accra overprint 1d. (4) and London overprint ½d. tied Lome cds, reverse with further despatch, Accra Gold Coast transit and arrival cds.


1920 (5.1.) South African 4d. stationery envelope used locally to Luderitzbucht franked 1d. tied Brackwasser cds, an amended German Colonial cancel; fine condition.

1920 (9.7.) cover to Zurich bearing mixed franking Accra overprint 1d. pair and London overprint ½d. tied two Lome cds; good commercial cover, albeit without arrival cancel.


1920 (AU 9) registered cover to Pittsburg franked ½d., 1d., 2d. and 2½d. tied Virgin-Gorda V.I., matching registration handstamp to left, reverse with Tortola cds and larger Charlotte Amalie cds of American Virgin Islands, arrival cancel.


1920 (MR 10) registered cover from Georgetown to Scotland franked by two horizontal pairs of 1919-20 1½d. on 2d. grey, type 18 surch, tied by individual strikes on first day of issue, with ‘R’ in oval and boxed registration number in blue crayon, Kingston Jamaica/ Registered transit backstamp in blue; fine cover.

1920 cover to Alexandrie, Egypt franked 20 paras tied by framed straight-line PAQUEBOT with another strike to left, applied on arrival, Aleaxandria backstamp. Envelope slightly reduced at right.


1920 cover to Constantinople franked 25 lepta with Royalist overprint and tied by Roymenitese date stamp. Reverse with blue chop, transit cancels and arrivl cancels.

1920 First Scouts set of six ‘Tiger Head’ handstamps affixed to Siamese Royal Telegraphs sheet tied by bilingual Nagor Pathom date stamps; two horizontal folds clear of stamps, fine and clean.


1920 picture postcard to Switzerland franked on face with 10c. tied unclear cds of 24 AP (Nairobi?), Mombasa transit of next morning on reverse together with manuscript "Received under cover addressed to the Postmaster, Nairobi, B.E. Africa" and initialled.The card has no real message but is endorsed "15/11/19 Darasalem Tanga"

1920 proof on thick card of central design of King George V Head and Christopher Columbus with telescope; fine and scarce.