1915 picture postcard from Athens, Greece to Limassol with despatch and arrival cancels and large violet ‘MARTIAL LAW/ PASSED CENSOR/ CYPRUS’ at centre; fine condition.
1916 photographic picture postcard of a school group to Switzerland franked 1d. tied Accra date stamp, censor cachet at centre, redirected internally upon arrival.
1916 picture postcard of Abokobi to Switzerland franked 1d., written from Akropong with unclear despatch date stamp, Dodowa cds alongside showing inverted year slug ‘9161’, censor cachet at centre, Basel arrival cds.
1917 (26.6.) registered censored philatelic envelope to Switzerland bearing single franking 1915-16 5s. Roo, setting II tied single Rabaul cds, German registration label at left and censor handstamp bottom left, reverse with Sydney transit and Bern arrival cds.
1917 registered censored envelope to London bearing a very fine philatelic franking of British King George V values in pairs with ½d., 1d., 2d., 2½d., 3d., 6d. and 1s. mostly tied cds of 13 MR, one 1d., 2½d. and 3d. tied cds of 30 MR, at left two-line PASSED CENSOR/ ASCENSION handstamp with initials above. A spectacular cover with high catalogue value.
1917 stampless cover to South Africa bearing blue double-ring P.O.W. cachet, dispatch hexagonal cancel below and red South African censorship; light vertical filing crease.
1918 censored envelope to the Red Cross at Geneva, Switzerland, franked KGV 2½d tied 'LUIPAARDS-TRANSVAAL' cds. Written by German POW on parole at Maraisburg.
1918 censored envelope to the Red Cross at Geneva, Switzerland, franked KGV ½d and 1d (2) tied 'MARAISBURG-TRANSVAAL' cds. Written b;y German POW on parole at Maraisburg.
1918 envelope addressed to “Bureau International de la Paix” Berne, Switzerland franked 1917 overprinted Alfonso XIII 25c. blue tied rhomboid of dots, French censorship with cachet front and back, arrival backstamp.
1918 OHMS registered cover to Hull bearing single franking 6a tied Berbera cds with registration handstamp alongside, at left blue manuscript REGISTERED and number of Indian Sea Post, large Aden censorship cachet, reverse with Aden transit and various British cancels; good condition.
1919 (22.9.) envelope to American Express, Paris franked Merson 1f. and Sower 10c. and 15c. tied by framed ARMEES ALLIEES EN ORIENT/ POSTE AERIENNE cachet, Tresor et Postes 506 cds, censor tape at top that is tied at back.
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 Hungarian stationery card bearing 10c der FIUME issue sent to Lugano, bearing cancellations of Fiume both Hungarian type and Italian oval censor mark. Milano transits
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.
1939 (13 SP) registered cover to London franked by short set of eight values to 1/-, each stamp tied by registration oval date stamp and showing fine strike of straight-line CENSORED handstamp, this being the earliest recorded date of usage by John Little.
1940 (23 Sep) cover to Hillsboro, North Carolina franked 1922-28 ½d., 1d. and 1½d. tied Road Town cds, an unsealed envelope with very fine censor handstamp on reverse, the earliest recorded date of this handstamp.
1940 (3 NO) envelope with contents to Adelaide, South Australia bearing single franking 1930-39 15 mils tied bilingual Amman cds, violet hexagonally framed Passed By Censor/ Transjordan/ 1 alongside, reverse with further Amman cds of following day.
1940 (AU 2) cover to San Nicolas, Aruba, Netherland West Indies bearing single franking 2½d. tied Georgetown double ring cds, with to left ‘Opened by Censor’ apple green label with stop (a late date), reverse with Curacao transit (28.8.) and arrival cds (30.8.). Some glue staining around label, scarce
1940 cover to Georgetown, Mass., USA bearing single franking 12c. tied Sandakan cds, endorsed “Via Hong Kong &/ Pacific”, Passed By Censor sealing tape tied on front and back ‘PASSED BY/ 19/ CENSOR/ NORTH BORNEO’, Victoria Hong Kong transit backstamp and triangular framed censor handstamp on front.