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)

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

1902, red single circle postmark "PAID" cancel on fieldpost letter with sender "143. Company 32 reprints Batt. Inf. Field Force S. Africa" to London, very fine (Image)

1916, ½ P. Yellow green with single circle postmark "ARMY post OFFICE / D 14" on army postal service picture postcard from the head quarters the 59. Division, very fine (Image)

1920, 2 P. Orange on mourning letter from Waterford with handwritten censorship mark "PASSED by Censor I. R. A. ", superb (Image)

1921, 2 P. Orange postal stationery cover with two ring cancel "FIELD post OFFICE / W 16" to Brideford / England, very fine (opening defects) (Image)

1922, two ring cancel "FIELD post OFFICE / D 41" on official letter from the head quarters the English army in Dublin, very fine (Image)

1943, prisoner of war letter with Military censorship and censorship strip, handwritten "Red Cross Postage message Scheme" to Geneva, very fine (Image)

1944, 2 ½ P. Blue on cover with Czech fieldpost cancel no. 24, superb (Image)

1947, ½ and 1 ½ P. (3 x) "King George V" with two ring cancel "FIELD post OFFICE / 783" on fieldpost letter from Greece to Germany, legitimate defects (Image)

1947, single circle postmark "ARMY signal / YC" and violet military postmark "I. DIVISE-7 DECEMBER / PERSONEEL" on fieldpost letter to Batavia, superb (Image)

1951, 2 ½ P. "King George V" with two ring cancel "FIELD post OFFICE / 514" on fieldpost letter from Greece (just before the admission to the NATO), superb (Image)

1957, two ring cancel "FIELD post SERVICE / 534" on fieldpost letter to London about the British head fieldpost office in Tripolis, superb (Image)

1975, 7 P. Dark lilac brown on cover from Londonderry to the caught Brian Holmes, area 2, barrack 18 in the Long-Kesh-prison in the earldom Antrin, very fine (Image)

1976, 8 ½ P. Dark olive green on cover to the caught Hampson, in the Magilligan-concentration camp, area D, barrack 13, with handwritten censorship mark, very fine (Image)

1982, two ring cancel "FIELD post OFFICE / 141" on fieldpost letter from the Falkland-islands to Great Britain, unnecessary franked with 29 P. "admiral Cunningham", superb (Image)