(Postal Stationery) 1916 1d. envelope to Herisau, Switzerland uprated with horizontal strip of three ½d. tied Akropong cds, Dodowa transit cds to left showing inverted year, Accra transit backstamp that has been overlaid with the censor tape which is itself cancelled with arrival cds.
(West Africa – Gold Coast) 1888 (26/5) cat illustrated cover to Frankfurt bearing framed Aus/ West – Africa/ mit/ Hamburger Dampfer handstamp tying a 20pf., reverse with Verviers Coln tpo and arrival cancels, front with manuscript Quittah, den 26/5 88; fine and scarce.
(West Africa – Gold Coast) 1890 (23/6) cover to Berlin bearing framed AUS/ WESTAFRIKA handstamp, franked on arrival at Hamburg with 20pf. tied cds, the envelope endorsed at top “Accra 22.5.90”, arrival backstamp with company address at Accra.
1874 (JA 28) pre-stamp cover to Hyde Park, London bearing good strike of Cape Coast Castle cds, manuscript “4” and handstamped ‘6’ rate marks, reverse with Liverpool transit and London arrival.
1876-84 1d Blue bisect on smal fragment with 1879 2d green cancelled 'B27' and large part QUITTAH AU 3 84 cds, fine
1884 (JU 17) 1d Blue bisect on small fragment with 1876-84 1d blue (2) cancelled 'B27' (SG 6a)
1890 cover to Switzerland, franked 4d tied unclear numeral handstamp, 'ACCRA' date stamp in association, 'PAID/LIVERPOOL/BR PACKET' transit, reverse with arrival cancels; small surface faults in Accra cancel otherwise good condition.
1891 cover to Colchester, endorsed "SS Benin" franked 1/2d. green and 2d. tied '556' obliterator, Cape Coast cds in association at left, Liverpool transit, arrival backstamp.
1891 stampless envelope ex Government House to London, endorsed “pr Amber Via Gibraltar” and initialled in the corner “W.B.G.” of W.B Griffith, the Governor. On arrival in London with good strike of Official Paid London E.C. cds. Faults to the periphery of the envelope, a rare Official cover.
1897 1d. stationery card to Reutlingen, Germany bearing fine and scarce red Abokobi cds, Accra and Liverpool transits and arrival cds all at left corner; with full message, good condition.
1899 (SP 18) cover to London bearing single franking 1d tied '556' CAPE COAST duplex, forwarded on arrival with forwarder's handstamp on reverse.
1899 underfranked cover to New York bearing single franking 1d. tied ‘556’ obliterators with Cape Coast cds in association, black ‘T’ handstamp and blue “3d” charge raised, reverse has 10c. Postage due applied and cancelled with Brooklyn handstamp; reverse of envelope affected by toning from another, fine from front.
1900 (FE 7) Registration envelope uprated QV 1/2d + 1d (pair + single) + 1884 4d deep mauve tied by rectangular Accra ds with cds alongside, addressed to Austria with Gablonz arrival bs, some glue residue, light fold affecting 1/2d
1900 2d registered postal stationery envelope up-rated pair ½d, the stamps cancelled by unclear framed handstamps (Proud type KD4). 'Accra' cds at left, 'Liverpool' transit date stamp tying printed stamp image and 'Wolverhampton' cancel below this, reverse with two different company handstamps for woollen manufacturer.
1901 1d. postal stationery envelope to Falmouth with stamp image cancelled by Plymouth duplex applied on arrival there, to left of this good strike of straight-line PAQUEBOT handstamp, two arrival backstamps.
1901 2d registration envelope additionally franked 1d. to England, the stamp image not cancelled, the 1d. with two-line manuscript “Dodowah/ 27-7-01” with similar manuscript by way of registration, reverse with London transit and Banbury arrival of AU 25.
1903 picture postcard of Milwaukee, sent from there to Angra, Azores with faint despatch, also showing Libreville Congo Francaise transits, French maritime Loango A Marseille L.M. No.2 date stamp and unclearly dated Accra Gold Coast cds, plus arrival cds. An unusual routing.
1903 ½d postal stationery card to London with 'OBUASSI' despatch cds, under-franked with irregular framed 'T' handstamp, 'Sekondi' transit, London arrival and '1d/F.B.' handstamp applied.
1904 (DE 30) 1d. postal stationery card to Levuka, Fiji additionally franked 1902 ½d. (2) and 1d. tied unclear Kwitta cds, framed registration at base with manuscript number, ‘R’ in oval at left, Accra transit at top and at right red London transit (7 JA) and Suva arrival cds of MR 17;a fine and most unusual destination.
1904 1d. Queen Victoria postal stationery envelope registered to Germany uprated by 1894-91 2½d. plus KEVII 1902 ½d. and 1d. tied Tarkwa cds, small unframed ‘R’ and manuscript number, reverse with Sekondi transit, Registered London transit and Hamburg arrival cds.