1917, officer prison camp "HOLYPORT", Camp greeting card for Christmas and New year in censorship envelope to Stuttgart, superb (Image 1) (Image)

1856, reverse blue green single circle postmark". Post OFFICE" as well on face manuscript taxe "3" on fieldpost letter over Marseille to Leamington / England, very fine (legitimate defects), RR! (Image 1) (Image 2)

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1901, 1 P. "Queen Victoria" on private letter of a German Settler, transported through the english army postal service to Lueneburg with fieldpost cancel "ARMY post OFFICE / B" and censorship stamp, superb (Image 1) (Image)

1901, 1 P. "Queen Victoria" (2 x) on army postal service registered cover with single circle postmark "ARMY P. O. 43 / S. AFRICA", very fine (Image 1) (Image)

1901, 1 P. "Queen Victoria" with two ring cancel "ARMY post OFFICE / A / WONDERFONTEIN" and oval censorship stamp on service army postal service registered cover, superb (Image 1) (Image)

1902, 1 P. "Queen Victoria" in a horizontal pair with single circle postmark "FIELD P. O. / britisch ARMY S. AFRICA" as well reverse fieldpost cancel the fourth cancellation type, here from "Pennant tone" with distinction letter "B", very fine (Image 1) (Image 2)

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1918 / 9, "Prisoners of War", 2 censored folded letters to Germany respectively to Switzerland, in both camps also accommodating the Falkland Battle survivors from armored cruiser Gneisenau and smaller cruiser Leipzig, superb (Image 1) (Image)

1919, two ring cancel "ARMY post OFFICE" and weak censorship stamp on army postal service picture postcard to Mons / Belgium, with arrival postmark, superb (Image 1) (Image)

1921, two ring cancel "FIELD post OFFICE / W 16" and violet cancel "command PAY OFFICE / DUBLIN" on Military service letter "O. H. M. S. " to the Horse depot No. 1, Iceland bridge, Dublin, superb (Image 1) (Image)

1922, 1 ½ P. "King George V" with two ring cancel "FIELD post OFFICE / D 41" on fieldpost letter to cambridge, very fine (on the back tab is absent) (Image 1) (Image)

1923, 1 ½ P. "King George V" with single circle postmark "FIELD post OFFICE / No. 12", Military base Chanek, on army postal service picture postcard from Constantinople to Malta, very fine (card corner crease) (Image 1) (Image)

1944, letter to a member the Czech brigade, Mot. Reconnaissance Zug, arrival postmark army postal service special cancel no. 25, blotched, very fine (Image 1) (Image)

1946, Air field postal service letter from the head quarters the BRITISH-INDIAN militaries in Burma, superb (Image 1) (Image)

1947, 1 ½ (5 x) and 9 P. (2 x) with two ring cancel "FIELD post OFFICE / 782" on registered cover (registration label field post office 782) of a assistant of the Greek Postal service ministry to Okland / USA over New York, with violet one-line cancel "RECEIVED IN DAMAGED CONDITION" and on the back adhesive stamp from Okland, stronger legitimate defects (Image 1) (Image 2)

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1951, 1 and 1 ½ P. "King George VI" with two ring cancel "FIELD post OFFICE / 630" on fieldpost letter, very fine (Image 1) (Image)

1954, 2 ½ P. Carmine red with two ring cancel "FIELD post OFFICE / 158" on fieldpost letter to London and handwritten notation "Forces Mail", very fine (Image 1) (Image)

1959, 2 P. Pale brown with two ring cancel "FIELD post OFFICE / 978" on army postal service registered cover of the British Rhine army from Gelsenkirchen, very fine (Image 1) (Image)

1962, 3 P. Bluish violet with Machines field postmark "FIELD post OFFICE / 2" on fieldpost letter of the Military basis Dhekelia / Cyprus to England, very fine (Image 1) (Image)

1975, 7 P. Dark lilac brown on cover at Brendon Leonard in the Crumlin Road prison in Belfast with censorship stamp and handwritten notation "Brendan S. Leonard, 1478", legitimate defects (Image 1) (Image)

1976, 8 ½ P. Dark olive green on cover from Wythenshawe at Mr. British soldier Prendergast, area 12 in the Long-Kesh-Maze-prison, Lisburn, N. I., the letter became redirected "Try period 6", area "C-10", legitimate defects (Image 1) (Image)

1983, two ring cancel "FIELD post OFFICE / 141" on airmail letter sheet with entrance stamp of the British fieldpost office from Stanley "BFPO 666" as well Memory postcard, the the Rescue more surviving British soldiers of the burning warship "Sir Galahad" shows, very fine / superb (Image 1) (Image 2)

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