1922 (11.5.) registered cover to Marseille from a member of the French Military Mission, surcharged pair 40c. Merson overprinted ‘O.M.F./Syrie/2 Piastres’ tied by bilingual Alexandrette. Reverse also showing label for Colonial Exhibition at Marseille.
1922 envelope registered to France franked two 1921 10c. National Posta Service cancelled by two cds with further cds to left, below this a very fine framed registration handstamp CHENTOWCHIHLI/ CHINA, reverse with Shanghai transit and arrival cds; light vertical filing crease and small fault at left.
1923 (8.III.) registered cover to Sweden franked privately rouletted 1m (3) & 2m tied 'VILJANDI' cds, red registration handstamp with manuscript number; fine condition.
1923 registered cover from Vladivostok to New York, franked on reverse with 10k+30k Chita issue imperfs, tied by Vladivostok cds and New York arrival oval datestamp. Front shows rare “Vladivostok / Siber. Russia d’Asie” registration label overlaying Cyrillic; vertical crease clear of adhesives and top of reverse cut away. The 30k is a rare stamp on cover
1924 6d postal stationery registration envelope, size H2, capitol letters overprint in Afrikans from Okombaha to Germany with date stamp and at left fine registration handstamp, Omaruru transit and arrival backstamps; central vertical crease.
1928 registered express cover from Wien to Berlin franked 'War Orphans Fund' set of four tied single cds of unclear date; arrival backstamp of 21.11.
1929 (19 May) 4d. registered stationery envelope, uprated 1d. to Johannesburg tied Plumtree cds, three further examples and pink registration etiquette on front, no backstamps.
1935 2a stationery registration envelope, size H, sent value declared (insured for £12) to Vienna, uprated on reverse with four 2 1/2a. tied Aden Camp cds, labels and wax seals on front, arrival backstamp
1944 registered cover to Bombay franked on reverse block of six 9ps. tied by British Legation (Nepal) cds, the front with hand-made registration label.
1945 registered stationery envelope uprated with two 3a., insured for Rs. 100 to Bombay, British Legation (Nepal) cds, front bearing two-line registration handstamp.
1946 registered airmail cover to New York franked on reverse India overprinted 2a. (2), 4a.(2) and 6a.(4) tied double-ring cds, Cairo transit and arrival cancels, the front showing small straight-line registration handstamp with red manuscript number; fine and clean condition.
1948 15s registration stationery to Melbourne, Australia additionally franked with pair of 80s., endorsed “Sample Mail”, green label applied after folding over the envelope and tied three violet cachets with two punch holes, further green label stating contents as ‘Silver clip’, this tied by a Singapore transit; unusual.
1951 6a. registration stationery envelope, insured cover for Rs 5000 to Bombay, bearing a multi franking on reverse at 7r. 6a. 6p. tied indistinct cds, front bearing registration label INDIAN EMBASSY NEPAL; small central filing hole, a fine franking.
1951 6a. registration stationery envelope, insured cover for Rs 5000 to Bombay, bearing a multi franking on reverse at 7r. 6a. 6p. tied indistinct cds, front bearing registration label INDIAN EMBASSY NEPAL; small central filing hole, a fine franking.
1953 'Certificate of Posting' form for registered item to Cornwall, England, cancelled 'HARGEISA G.P.O.' cds; good quality.
Circa 1890 registered cover to Vienna franked Perf 12, 2nd printing 2n. yellow and two 15n ochre cancelled by unclearly dated Cettigne date stamp; some slight faults to edge of envelope, still a fine commercial cover.
German South West Africa 1906 (8.8.) registered cover to Berlin franked 3pf. (2) and 25pf. tied mute cds without any indication of town, below with manuscript registration label of "Otjiwarango". Fine condition.
New South Wales 1909 3d postal stationery registration envelope uprated by 2d. and cancelled White cliffs, the envelope originating at Nuntherungee, an outpost 40 miles west of white cliffs. The straight-line town marking in violet is possibly the only one recorded, as the post office closed in 1893.
New South Wales: 1864 registered folded outer letter sheet to Sydney franked watermarked (6d) registration stamp plus DLR 2d. each cancelled with ‘44’ numerals, two-lined REGISTERED/ YASS handstamp with manuscript number, reverse with Yass NSW and Sydney cancels.
New South Wales: 1876 (MY 8) registered cover to London franked two 2d. and 6d. DLR issues tied by ‘675’ numeral, manuscript registration and endorsed “Via Galle”.