1913/1915, seven lettercards Kangaroo 1d (2) or KGV 1d (5) with some different colours and perforations all with different views incl. 'VICTOR HARBOUR' and 'MT. LOFTY RANGES' (Kangaroo) and 'NORTH TERRACE', 'RIVER DERWENT', 'TORRENS LAKE', 'PARLIAMENT HOUSE MELBOURNE' and 'LOADING WHEAT FREMANTLE' (KGV), all commercially used and mostly with some faults (spiked etc.) (Tax Method: Margin System)

1915/1916, six lettercards KGV 1d in dark brown (5) or dark green (1) incl. different perf. and paper types (pink or white inside) all with different Military views incl. 'SUBMARINE A.E.1. (NOW SUNK)', '2nd A.I.F. EMBARKING', 'MARCH PAST through streets of MELBOURNE of A.I.F.', 'MARCH through streets of MELBOURNE of A.I.F.', 'H.M.A.S. YARRA IN TRIAL - ON CLYDE' and 'TROOPS on board TRANSPORT', all commercially used with small faults (spiked etc.) (Tax Method: Margin System)

1941 (5.8.), airmail envelope with 'MALAYA / *025 CENTS / U.52 / STARITS SETTLEMENTS' meter impression in red used from 'A.I.F. FIELD P.O. No. 18' to Australia with triangular censor marking, roughly opened at top with small tear, scarce cover with unlisted meter number! (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1941 (3. and 6.9.), two airmail envelopes with 'MALAYA / *025 CENTS / U19 / STARITS SETTLEMENTS' meter impression in red both commercially used from 'A.I.F. FIELD P.O. No. 19' to Australia with triangular or boxed censor markings, both very roughly opened at top, scarce pair! (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1941 (22.10. and 19.11.), two YMCA airmail envelopes (diff. sizes) with printed 'POSTAGE PAID / 25 CENTS / MALAYA' in red double-circle commercially used from 'A.I.F. FIELD P.O. No. 20' and the other from 'AUST BASE P.O.' (number unvisible) both adressed to Australia with boxed censor markings, faults! (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1941 (17.9. and 18.12.), two different airmail envelopes with printed 'POSTAGE PAID / 25 CENTS / MALAYA' in red double-circle commercially used from 'A.I.F. FIELD P.O. No. 17' and the other with part cancel of 'AUST BASE P.....' both adressed to Australia with triangular censor markings, small faults! (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1941 (16., 23. and 28.12.), three airmail lettercards (one an outer half only) with printed 'POSTAGE PAID / 25 CENTS / JOHORE' in red double-circle with two used from 'A.I.F. FIELD P.O. No. 17' and the third from 'AUST BASE P.O. 28' all adressed to Australia (pre-printed country name on front) or to AIF Abroad (country name crossed out) with triangular or boxed censor markings, one complete lettercard very fine but the others with faults, very scarce usages! (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1941 (29./30.12.), two YMCA airmail envelopes (diff. sizes) with printed 'POSTAGE PAID / 25 CENTS / JOHORE' in red double-circle commercially used from 'A.I.F. FIELD P.O. No. 19' and the other from 'AUST BASE P.O. 26' both adressed to Australia with triangular or boxed censor markings, marginal blemishes as usual (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1942 (29.12.), airmail lettercard with printed 'POSTAGE / PAID / 1s' in red circle, size 1 (ca. 120 x 95 mm within frame) commercially used from FIELD P.O. 0101 to Sydney with violet single-line handstamp AUSTRALIAN COMFORTS FUND and boxed censor marking, small marginal blemishes (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1942, airmail lettercard with printed 'POSTAGE / PAID / 1s' in red circle, size 2 (ca. 132 x 83 mm within frame), fine and fresh unused, scarce item! (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1942 (10., 12. and 15.1.), three airmail lettercards (one an outer half and another one a front only!) with printed 'POSTAGE PAID / 25 CENTS / JOHORE' in red double-circle used from 'A.I.F. FIELD P.O. No. 18' (front) or from 'AUST BASE P.O. 26' (others) all adressed to Australia with pre-printed country name 'INDIA' blocked out with triangular or boxed censor markings, some faults but a scarce provisional usage with only a few known to exist (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1942 (16.1. and 13.2.), two different airmail lettercards (with and sans serifs) with printed 'POSTAGE PAID / 25 CENTS / JOHORE' in red double-circle commercially used from 'A.I.F. FIELD P.O. No. 17' and the other from 'AUST BASE P.O. 26' both adressed to Australia (pre-printed country name on front) with triangular censor markings, small faults as usual incl. parts of inside missing but very scarce usages! (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1942, unstamped Red Cross cover (front only!) 'PRISONERS OF WAR POST' from Australian Red Cross to Tokyo/Japan with one thick obliterating line at bottom, Australian and Japanese censor markings (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1944, KGVI 7d AIR LETTER (two words) with inscription 'For letters to members of Forces Overseas' on yellow paper, fine and fresh unused (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1944, KGVI 7d AIR LETTER (two words) on yellow paper with gummed flap, fine unused (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1944 (20.7.), airmail lettercard with printed 'POSTAGE / PAID / 1s' in red circle, size 1 (ca. 120 x 95 mm within frame) with additional 'AUSTRALIAN COMFORTS FUND STAR' on front commercially used from AUST. UNIT POSTAL STN. 375 to Sydney with boxed censor marking, scarce item! (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1944 (15.9.), three KGVI 7d AIR LETTER's (two words) with inscription 'For letters to members of Forces Overseas' (scored out) all used from Perth to Sudan (arrival pmk.), Northern Rhodesia and Tanganjika (arrival pmk.), philatelic but a very unusual trio in fine condition (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1944 (15.9.), three KGVI 7d AIR LETTER's (two words) with inscription 'For letters to members of Forces Overseas' (scored out) all used from Perth to British Bechuanaland, British Somaliland and Aden/Arabia with censor markings and ms. instructional markings 'unclaimed, unknown, P.T.O' etc., philatelic but a very unusual trio with small blemishes (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1944 (11.1.), airmail lettercard with printed 'POSTAGE / PAID / 1s' in red circle, size 1 (ca. 120 x 95 mm within frame) uprated with 9d Platypus used from AUST. UNIT POSTAL STN. 375 (Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea) to AIF Australia, unopened and probably a philatelic usage (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1944 (13.12.), KGVI 7d AIR LETTER (two words) on yellow paper with Qantas Christmas Greetings cachet (inside 'jumping kangaroo') used from Sydney to England, very scarce airletter with only 100 printed and issued (AAMC 992e) (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1944 (11.9.), KGVI 7d AIR LETTER (two words) with inscription 'For letters to members of Forces Overseas' (scored out) with red Qantas Australia-England re-opening flight cachet used on First Day of Issue from Sydney to England with censor marking, scarce! (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1944 (1.8.), POW airmail lettersheet 1s blue used from Mil. P.O. Myrtleford to Milano/Italy with double-line 'APPROVED FOR TRANSMISSION BY CAMP COMMANDANT / No. 5 P W Camp Myrtleford' on front and double australian and german (Oberkommando der Wehrmacht) censor strips and markings, inside print-nr. 'a.w. 200m 10/43', fine and scarce (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1944 (22.5.), POW airmail postcard 6d blue used from Melbourne (P.W. Group Murchison) to Hamburg/Germany with violet single-line 'APPROVED FOR TRANSMISSION BY CAMP COMMANDANT' and censor marking, fine and scarce! (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1944/1945, three POW airmail lettersheets 1s blue with two used from Melbourne (No. 13 P.W. Group Murchison) and one from Gaythorne Internment Camp (Brisbane, Qld.) to Italy (2) or Germany with instructional and censor markings, faults! (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1944/1946, three POW airmail postcards 6d blue all used from Melbourne (Murchison Camp) to Germany (2) or to Italy, two of them with violet single-line 'APPROVED FOR TRANSMISSION BY CAMP COMMANDANT' and censor markings incl. one with Red Cross/Geneve handstamp, faults nevertheless an unusual trio (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)