Prisoner of war mail: 1916, letter from Germany with foreign censorship Emmerich and British censorship P. C. Post FREE Prisoners of War in red to Windhoek, due to before removed German franking there with 2 and 3 d postage stamps added and with cancellation adjusted railway mail oval cancel -WINDHOEK 10.4.16 forwarded, Unnoticed More unavoidable traces very meaningful piece (Image 1) (Image)

Postal service traffic between Mother country and occupied protectorate over the \"German benevolent society Stockholm\", 1918, with Berlin sender mailed letter via Stockholm 4.2.18, with Swedish 20 +û stamp to Swakopmund, of the South African foreign censorship in Capetown with violet \"C. 4. \" cancel expertized and withheld with large violet one-line cancel DETAINED, subsequently further with reverse cancellation adjusted railway mail oval cancel SWAKOPMUND 10.2.19, over after a year (Image 1) (Image)

TELEGRAM. THE EASTERN TLEGRAPH company LIMITED from Capetown to Windhoek with arrival postmark, franked on reverse with 1 d stamp from \"CAPE OF GOOD HOPE\", on face rated with postmark \"T 15 c. \" and handwritten 25, very rare! (Image 1) (Image)

Telegraph item, registered telegram with cancellation \"SWAKOPMUND\" to the command the south stages line L++deritzbucht with arrival postmark \"L+£DERITZBUCHT\", reverse adhesive stamp the \"Imperial German Telegraphy\", letter opening deficiency, very rare! (Image 1) (Image)

Revenue stamp, Kriegnummer S 2, used, impeccable, Michel 125,- (Fiskal-MS2) (Image 1) (Image)