1899, Incoming mail, Germany 10 Pf. "Eickel 6.6.99” on cover adressed to navy ship unit via Berlin court post office (domestic rate) and rerouted to SMS Gefion, transits Kobe, Hong Kong and "SINGAPORE JY 3 99”, another 10 Pf. added canc. "Imp. German Navy mails No. 1 1/7 99” and returned
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1902, ppc showing "Waterfall, Penang" addressed to London with GB 1/2d tied by SINGAPORE cds and handstruck "PAQUEBOT".
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1906, French Indochina 5 C green, single franking on picture-side of ppc "Pirogue remontant le Me Kong", cancelled on paquebot transit with cds SINGAPORE, MR 17 1906, sent to Marseille in France. F/VF condition.
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1907, Germany 5 Pf. tied "Imp. German Navy Mails No. 43 22 9 07" to ppc (Singapore South Bridge Road, ed. Max H. Hilckes, Singapore) to Hamburg/Germany.
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1917, On Active Service, stampless picture postcard "Singapore fruits", sent with cds SINGAPORE / A, 29 MR 1917, to Waterford in England, card with some creases, else fine condition.
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1930, registered airmail addressed to Palembang with 35c and 1c (2) KGV tied by KATONG SINGAPORE datestamp similar R-label applied. SINGAPORE and PALEMBANG cancellations on reverse.
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1931, KATONG: Straits Settlements KGV 35c. scarlet/purple, 5c. orange (pair) and 3c. green used on airmail cover 'Singapore-London' with fine double-circle 'KATONG SINGAPORE, 27AP/1931' pmk. (Proud D4) to London with Singapore machine cancel (27.4.) on reverse, hinged on reverse otherwise fine
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1931, NEWTON: Straits Settlements KGV 30c. purple/orange, 10c. purple on yellow and 2 x 4c. orange used on '1st Experimental Air Mail' cover with fine double-circle 'NEWTON SINGAPORE, 18AP/1931' pmk. (Proud D3) to Huddersfield/England with arrival pmk. (15.5.) on reverse, attractive and scarce
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1931, cover with label "BY AIR MAIL" franked with 1c., 4c. and 12 c. sent to Medan. 17c. First Singapore-Medan Flight - From 3rd. Aug. 1931 to 15th Apr. 1932 5c. per 1/2 oz. Air fee + 12c. per oz. Surface Rate. Mail from Singapore was conveyed from Alor Star to Medan by KNILM service which connect with the outward KLM service to Europe. However this service only commence on 8th May 1933.
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1933 (10.5.), Malaya Internal Airmail cover with green cachet First Air Mail Singapore to Alor Star' bearing single Straits Settlements KGV 10c. purple on yellow used with double-circle 'SINGAPORE' pmk. to Alor Star/Kedah with arrival cds. (11.5.) on reverse, fine and attractive
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1933, airmail letter "By KLM 1st Sigapore-Amsterdam Direct Flight" addressed to Birmingham with 2c, 6c, 10 c and 35c KGV tied by SINGAPORE datestamp. Birmingham machine cancellation on front as well as 1/2d GB stamp.
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1938, ORCHARD ROAD: Straits Settlements KGVI 50c. black on emerald, 25c. purple/scarlet and 5c. brown all from margins with controls '1' used on registered 'Dutch Air Mail' cover with fine double-circle 'ORCHARD ROAD SINGAPORE, 12AP/1938' pmks. (Proud D7) to Vienna/Austria with foreign exchange control labels 'Zur Devisenüberwachung zollamtlich geöffnet' and arrival pmks. (19.6.) on reverse, fine and scarce
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1938, Air Mail cover "By First K.N.I.L.M. Batavia-Saigon Air Mail Flight" franked with 12 c. to Saigon. - 12 c. per 1/2 oz. All-inclusive Airmail Rate from 31st.Aug. 1938. - The inaugural flight of KNILM from Batavia, Palembang, Singapore and on to Saigon was on the 30th. August 1938
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1939, PAYA LEBAR: Straits Settlements Registered Letter KGVI 15c. blue embossed head uprated with KGVI 40c. scarlet/purple and 5c. brown used with double-circle 'PAYA LEBAR SINGAPORE, 6AP/1939' pmks. (Proud D3) to Chicago/USA with transitmarks of Singapore (6.4.) on reverse and Chicago (21.4.) on front, spiked otherwise fine and attractive
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1940, Airmail-letter malaya, mixed franking, flown via Hong Kong /China Clipper, $1.90c. per 1/2 oz. "Clipper" Airmail Rate from Feb. 1941 to 15th. Apr.1941, by air thoughaut to UK. - Until June 1940 (the fall of France and Italy entering World War II), the cheapness and speed of Imperial Airways and KLM services made the Pan-American routes appear unattractive and consequently they were of little used. The only means of getting mail to the UK by air throughout was by despatching it eastwards by PAA rather than by BOAC via the "Horseshoe Route" westwards through South Africa. This situation drastically changed after June 1940.
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1946 (28.1.), On Active Service cover 'Written in Dutch' sent with violet 'NETHERLANDS POST OFFICE SINGAPORE (28 JAN 1946)' cds. to The Hague/Holland with additional boxed violet hs. '< 10 Gr.'
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1962, definitive issue 6c. 'Archerfish' block of six with grossly misplaced vertical perforation, MNH, unusual block!
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