Central African Republic: A collection of mainly sunken and signed die proofs incl. 1964 25f. Quiet Sun (2, different colours), 1965 100F Mesan Loger airmail, 1968 5f., 10f., 15f., 20f. and 30f. Native Hairstyles, 1968 Industry 5f., 20f. and 30f. etc. (15)

German Colonies: Cameroun: 1898 (Feb. 5) postcard sent from Austria to Cameroun then onward to Kribi, franked by 5k. tied by Vienna c.d.s., with Cameroun, Kribi datestamps, on reverse has red Liverpool mark,from the Bane Bule expedition. Photo. (Image1)

German Colonies: Cameroun: 1900 (Feb. 1) 10pf. stationery card to Great North Telegraph Comp., Shanghai, cancelled by Kamerun c.d.s with Shanghai receiving mark.

German Colonies: Cameroun: 1901 (Apr. 11) 5pf. stationery card uprated with 10pf., addressed to Tsingtau and forwarded to Tientsin, cancelled by Rio del Rey c.d.s’s, with Tientsin and Tsingtau datestamps. Photo. (Image1)

South West Africa: A collection on stock pages, incl. 1923 to 10s. mint in horizontal pairs, £1 mint vertical pair, 1927-30 values to 10s. mint, 1931 set mint and used, also some German South West Africa, etc., slightly varied condition. (149)

South West Africa: Collection in binder incl. 1923 14mm setting to 2s.6d. in mint bilingual pairs, 1923-26 no hyphen overprint to 2s.6d. in mint bilingual pairs, 1924 setting IV 2s.6d. mint bilingual pair, 1924-26 Setting VI overprint in mint bilingual pairs to 10s., 1927-30 £1 with “S.W.A.” overprint mint, 1931 to 5s. in mint and used bilingual pairs, later issues, postage dues incl. 1931 6d. marginal unmounted block of ten, a few covers incl. 1954 6d. aerogramme to U.S.A. uprated 41/2d. and 11/2d. etc. (few 100s)

South West Africa: A collection on leaves with a range of overprints on South Africa incl. 1923 English overprint on 2d. used with missing “T” in “WEST” (S.G. unpriced) and 1924 (June) 2s.6d. mint singles in English or Afrikaans plus a range of postage dues in mint bilingual pairs, a few officials, later issues etc.

South West Africa: Cancellations and Covers: 1944, a group of six registered covers to the same address in Windhoek bearing a range of issues in pairs and blocks, each with Director of Posts and Telegraphs oval cachet. Photo. (Image1)