1893, 3 Cent stationery card sent from HONOLULU MAY 13 1883 via San Francisco to BANGKOK with arrival 7/7 83 on front. Attractive item in very good condition. (Tax Method: Margin System) (Image)

1905, German Consular Mail cover sent stampless to Landau, Germany with reverse showing yellow wafer seal "Kaiserlich Deutsche Minister Residentur / in Bangkok", struck on despatch with "Bangkok" c.d.s. (June 6). Struck with triangular "T" marking but on arrival in Landau (July 6) no fee collected. Scarce and unusual usage. (Tax Method: Regular Taxation) (Image)

1942, PRISONER OF WAR MAlL. BURMA THAI RAILWAY. Stampless envelope endorsed 'Prisoner of War Post/Service des Prisonniers de Guerre' written by Driver Hill’s parents in Putney dated 'Oct 4th 42" addressed to 'Driver Hilf, 54th lnfantry Brigade, R.A.S.C./Bombay Base, lndia, A.P.O. 1635, c/o Japanese Red Cross Tokyo' (endorsed Singapore) with 'Opened by Examiner 1788' censor label and endorsed in manuscript 'OVL 18/6/42’ and 'N/P' indicating Driver Hill had been sent to Burma or Thailand. The envelope has a framed hand-stamp in red 'Ken'etsuzumi' with circular seal of "Kanematsu". The enclosed letter is endorsed 'R/23.12.43 Nong Pladuk, Thailand' indicating when the envelope was received at Non Pladuk by Driver Wes Hill. The 'KANEMATSU’ censor in red is only recorded by David Tett on four incoming covers. (Tax Method: Margin System) (Image)

1943. Censored envelope headed 'Prisoner of War Post/ Senrvice des Prisonniers de Guerre' addressed to 'Sgt. L. C Burton, British Prisoner of War, Camp 2, Thailland. c/o Japanese Red Cross Tokyo, Japan' cancelled by Crewe/Cheshire roller ‘4th Nov 1943' with 'Opened by Examiner 7810' label, censored on arrival with boxed 'Ken’etsuzumi and ‘Tai Fu hon' and 'Nonka' censor hand-stamp in carmine on face. Sergeant Burton had been sent to the Burma-Thailand railway on 2/10/42 with T. Party under Lt Col J. Dean. Very fine item of incoming mail. (Tax Method: Margin System) (Image)

1943. Second P.O.W. Card written from Lieutenant Moise in Camp No 4 based at Tamuang addressed to England with boxed 'Thai Prisoner of War Camp' with censor seal of 'Suzuki' und boxed ‘Crown/Passed P.W. 4642' hand-stamp applied on arrival. Nice itemex 'David Tett' and illustrated on Page 76 of his hand-book. (Tax Method: Margin System) (Image)

1943, Siam-Burma Death Railway: Jap. occupation Malaya stationery 4 C. canc. "Kachanaburi 2603.11.24 Military Mail Agency" (Nov. 24, 1943) type JD2 to Penang, boxed "Kachanaburi / Military Mail Agency/ censorship passed" with red signature of censor,vertical crease. (Tax Method: Regular Taxation) (Image)

1944, PRISONER OF WAR MAlL. Sixth P.O.W. Card (creases, stains and tears) dated 25th December 1944 written from Camp No 4 addressed to Malang, Java and forwarded on arrival with circular censor seal of 'lshikura' and additional circular orange seal of 'Adachi’. The card has a receipt date of '24/4/45' noted on reverse. Scarce stationery written from Dutch Prisoner to his wife in Java. (Tax Method: Margin System) (Image)

1944. Fourth P.O.W: Card written from 'Sergeaut Howard, Camp No 2, P.O.W. Camp, Thailand' addressed to England headed 'Service Des Prisonniers de Guerre’, hand-stamp ‘Furyo Yubin' in red (Prisoner of War Post) and censored by "Komai" with framed 'Crown/Passed/P.W. 2518' British censor on arrival and m/s receipt 4th July 1944'. Camp No 2 was headquartered at Chungkai on the Burma-Thai railway. (Tax Method: Margin System) (Image)

1945, LIBERATED DUTCH P.O.W.’s. BURMA-THAI RAILWAY. Blue Air Letter endorsed 'On Active Service' written from 'Sergeant H. Severij, Transit Camp, Bangkok, Siam' dated '7st Juin 46' addressed to his wife in Juliana Camp, Nakorn Pathom, Siam. Mrs Severijn had been an internee of the Japanese in Bandoeng, Java but was not liberated and in a Dutch Camp in Thailand. Mail from one liberated ex P.O. W. to another must be scarce. (Tax Method: Margin System) (Image)

1945, LIBERATED DUTCH P.O.W.’s. BURMA-THAI RAILWAY. Blue Air Letter endorsed 'On Active Service' written from Nakom Pathon (Hospital Camp) addressed to ‘Transit Camp, Bangkok' endorsed 'TK' in blue crayon and '9.6.46' indicating when the mail was received by Sergeant Severijn. (Tax Method: Margin System) (Image)

1945, Siam-Burma Death Railway: Jap. occupation Malaya stationery 4 C. canc. "Purankashi 2605.1.16 Military Mail Agency" (Jan. 16, 1945) type JD2 to Penang, boxed "Purankashi / Military Mail Agency / censorship passed" with signature of censor, transits of "Konkoitah 2605.5.1.27" with manuscript "5" for the year, "Kanchanaburi 2605.2.6" and "Niike 2065.2.15". Pasted on reverse is photograph of actual train on railway viaduct, four different Death Railway Military Agency postmarks, spectacular showpiece. (Tax Method: Regular Taxation) (Image)

1969 Judical Fiscals: Imperforated proof of Judical fiscal stamp 40b., mounted on 'Thomas De La Rue & Co. LTD., London' card, with "Approved/(signature)/16.6.69" in m/s (with Postal Official's signature). A SCARCE PROOF PRESENTED FOR APPROVAL. (Tax Method: Regular Taxation) (Image)