1892 (19 July) envelope from Salisbury to Uitenhage, Cape Colony, bearing 1892 2d tied by '827' barred numeral in combination with British Bechuanaland 1888 4d tied by 'MACLOUTSIE' c.d.s. and showing, on reverse, Salisbury, Tuli (9.8), Vryburg (15.8) and arrival (17.8) d/stamps; the envelope with a few faults though a very rare example of mail by the South Coast route. Note: This cover is underpaid by 2d with Rhodesian adhesives though untaxed. The balance may well have been paid by the sender. This cover is illustrated on page 73 of 'Mashonaland, A Postal History 1890-96' by Drysdall & Collis. Provenance: Gerald Simpson, December 1982, Richard Knight, March 2003. (Image)

1895 (25 Feb) envelope to Johannesburg, bearing 1892-94 2d pair tied by 'GUBULAWAYO' c.d.s. with another clear strike alongside and showing, on reverse, Pretoria (3.3) & arrival (4.3) d/stamps. (Image)

1894 (17 Sep) Mashonaland 1½d card to Johannesburg, cancelled by '828' barred numeral showing 'SALISBURY/MASHONALAND' and Umtali (Sep 5 - no year date) d/stamps alongside, blue crayon 'T' and good to fine 'MISSENT/TO CAPE TOWN' h/stamp with arrival d/stamp on reverse. (Image)

1894 (30 June) envelope to Chester, bearing 1892 6d ultramarine tied by part barred numeral and 'UMTALI/MASHONALAND' c.d.s. without year date, the reverse with Tuli & arrival (14.4) d/stamps. (Image)

1896 (9 Oct) 4d (size H2) registered envelope to New York, uprated with 1896-97 Large Arms 1d pair and 6d strip of three (one defective), both tied by 'BULAWAYO/RHODESIA' c.d.s and showing, on reverse, Cape Town (21.10) and arrival (20.11) d/stamps, two wax seals removed from reverse. A fine triple rate franking overpaid ½d. (Image)

1897 Arms £1 black & red-brown, FU with c.d.s, SG.73, Cat. £225. (Image)

1898 (27 Dec) postcard from Bulawayo to France, bearing Cape ½d and 1d pair which have been disallowed, showing despatch c.d.s octagonal-framed 'T/60c' and French 10c postage due pair (one with corner fault) applied and cancelled on arrival, the card with corner crease at lower right. (Image)

Mail to Cape Colony 1899 (25 May) 1½d card cancelled by 'GWELO/RHODESIA' double ring d/stamp, 1901 (6 Sep) 'The Argus Printing and Publishing Company' envelope bearing 1898 Arms ½d (2) tied by 'BULAWAYO/RHODESIA' c.d.s, 1901 (9 Dec) 1d postcard to Port Elizabeth and re-addressed to England, cancelled by 'VICTORIA/MASHONALAND' c.d.s and bearing Cape 1d for redirection, 1902 (27 Jan) 1d card cancelled by 'VICTORIA/MASHONALAND' c.d.s and showing Kimberley censor cachet, 1905 (26 Oct) envelope bearing 1905 Falls 1d, tied by 'BULAWAYO/RHODESIA' c.d.s, 1906 (Apr) PPC (Victoria Falls) bearing 1898 1d tied by 'UMTALI/RHODESIA' c.d.s and 1912 (22 June) 1d stationery envelope cancelled by 'INYATI/S.RHODESIA' double ring d/stamp. (7) (Image)

1900 (10 Oct) envelope to Gaberones, bearing 1897 Large Arms 2d, tied by 'BULAWAYO/RHODESIA, double-ring d/stamp with another strike alongside, showing 'PASSED PRESS CENSOR' h/stamp in violet and, on reverse, Palapye Station c.d.s. (12.10). (Image)

1900 (15 Sep) envelope (222 x 100mm) reg to Cape Town, bearing 1898 Arms 1d strip of six tied by 'REGISTERED/BULAWAYO' c.d.s, showing framed 'REGISTERED/BULAWAYO S. RHODESIA' h/stamp in red with arrival d/stamp (19.9) on reverse. Scarce. (Image)

1913-19 Admirals ½d to 5s, mainly Die III P.14, M, Cat. £470 (11) (Image)