1896: 40 c. black & blue-green, 1900 5 c. black & green and 10 c. black & deep rose, all used on 1908 thick photographic
1896: 40 c. black & blue-green, 1900 5 c. black & green and 10 c. black & deep rose, all used on 1908 thick photographic postcard sent registered to Sweden tied by "KASONGO" cds's (April 6) and by square "R" handstamp in black. Leopoldville transit cds (May 5) nearly a month later below; with four line cachet of sender: "Sous Lieutenant Arrenhuis, Force Publique" in violet. Together with a second registered photographic card from this correspondence bearing 1896 15 c. black & yellow-brown and 1900 50 c. black & olive, and a third 1909 card registered with 25 c. black & blue and 40c. black & blue-green also used from Kasongo (These cards probably took less time to travel to Sweden than they did from the Interior) also a fourth card with photograph of the Swedish sender mailed with 1909 15 c. adhesive on 10 c. orange stationery card. Small imperfections but a charming group.
Rhodesien und Nyassaland
Los 5557
SG
59
120,00CHF
Live
Nyasaland 1905/06: Photographic Postcards (5) all franked by 1903/04 1 d. grey & carmine and each cancelled by "FORT ANDERSON" squared
Nyasaland 1905/06: Photographic Postcards (5) all franked by 1903/04 1 d. grey & carmine and each cancelled by "FORT ANDERSON" squared circle datestamps, each card mailed via Blantyre, Chinde, Zanzibar, Aden to Singapore with all showing "Penang to Singapore" datestamps, with rare photographic cards showing a shot Leopard, a group photo with dead Impala, group bathing in a river, Bush buck etc. An exceptional correspondence.
Rhodesien
Rhodesien
Rhodesien
Los 5562
350,00CHF
Live
1895/1934: Splendid collection on leaves with covers/cards (16) including 1895 Mashonaland 1½ d. yellow postal stationery cards (2) with
1895/1934: Splendid collection on leaves with covers/cards (16) including 1895 Mashonaland 1½ d. yellow postal stationery cards (2) with one used from Salisbury and another from Kopje tied by "1" diamond obliterator; 1904 covers (2) from Fort Rosebery or Fort Jameson to London at 2½ d. rate, 1904 1 d. rose stationery card from Salisbury, delightful 1908 registered cover to London franked 1898/1908 ½ d. green (7), 1 d. rose pair and 2½ d. blue tied by Enkeldorn cds's; superb range of 1910 Photographic Postcards with Barotse Native Police card, un-captioned River scene, Devil's Cataract and another of Victoria Falls, most taxed on arrival in Transvaal; generally fine, a scarce group.
