Cape of Good Hope, 1853, 1d pale brick red on deeply blued paper. Block of 4, neat barred cancels, clear to large margins, Very Fine and attractive. Scott No. 1a. SG No. 1  £1,200 for singles ($1,884). $0 (Image)

Cape of Good Hope, 1861, 4d pale milky blue "Wood Block". Grid cancels, large margins, couple tiny thin specks, otherwise Very Fine, a scarce stamp. SG No. 14 £1,700 ($2,669). Scott No. 9. $0 (Image)

Cape of Good Hope, 1900, 2sh on 1sh green, "Mafeking Beseiged". Neat neat town cancel ties well-centered stamp on piece, Very Fine; with 1981 R.P.S. certificate. Scott No. 177  $500. $0 (Image)

Cape of Good Hope, 1900, 3p on 1p lilac "Mafeking Beseiged". Cert states genuine, no gum, slightly soiled, unused, Fine appearing, still rare; with 1983 B.P.A. certificate. Scott No. 173  $1,050. $0 (Image)

Cape of Good Hope, 1901 Registered Cover to Germiston, South Africa. Mourning cover originally addressed to Johannesburg from London, Oct 18th 1901 to a C Coy, Rand Rifles, Hines Division via Llandudno eventually transiting at Germiston 11th November where censored, then readdressed to Boksburg in contrasting red ink, arriving there 11th November; cover edge wear, Fine. Estimate  $100 - 150. $0 (Image)

Cape of Good Hope, Army Post Office, Klerksdorp, A, Mr 8, 02. Origin cds on cover to Johannesburg, endorsed by the Commander of the first Divisional Scouting Corps, Major Cowan and censor cachet, Johannesburg transit backstamps and "1d" in circle handstamp applied on front; cover fold and small tears, Fine. Estimate  $100 - 150. $0 (Image)

Cape of Good Hope, Army Post Office, Pretoria, B, Mr 25, 02. Origin postmark on OHMS cover to Kroonstad, endorsed "Free David Henderson Lt. Col. DMI" who was director of Military Intelligence at army HQ in Pretoria, with "A.P.O., Kroonstad, Mr 26, 02" backstamp; minor cover toning, otherwise Very Fine. Estimate  $100 - 150. $0 (Image)

Cape of Good Hope, Field Post Office, British Army Service, 4, Sp 7, 00. Postmark used at Makeking on cover to London, England, addressed in crayon by a member of the 39th Company, 10th Battery, Imperial Yeomanry which was then attached to General Methuen's force, endorsed "No stamps obtainable" at top, red "London, Sp 29" transit and receiving backstamp, F.-V.F. Estimate  $100 - 150. $0 (Image)