Bechuanaland: 1887 unappropriated die 1d. to £5 set, all handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type BEC2), mainly fair to fine with gum. (12) S.G. 10-21s. Photo. (Image1)

Bechuanaland: 1906 incoming G.B. 1d. stationery envelope addressed to Rietfontein, Cape Colony by woodbrokers Churchill & Sim, sent from London May 30, variously directed incl. by Camel Post route with a range of transit marks incl. Mier, B.B. July 24 and Oct. 30 and with framed “UNCLAIMED” in violet. Photo. (Image1)

Bechuanaland: Postal Stationery: British Bechuanaland: Registration Envelopes: 1889 4d. vermilion registered envelope size G RE 15a with overprint omitted, unused, minor crease across flap, otherwise fine. One of just two recorded examples. Photo. (Image1)

Bechuanaland: Postal Stationery: British Bechuanaland: Registration Envelopes: 1889-90 4d. vermilion size G RE 15a dated “28. 2. 89” (4), “SPECIMEN” type 2, RE 15c dated “28. 4. 90” size H RE16a, “SPECIMEN” type 2 dated “28. 2. 89” and “1.3. 89”, fine. (8 items)

Bechuanaland: Postal Stationery: Protectorate: Registered Envelopes: 1918 4d. RE 34 (print code EM) commercially used in 1921 from Mochuai to Mafeking with additional 1d. (4), and 1925 41/2d. RE 40 used from Gaberones to Cairo with additional 1/2d. and 1d. (3), scarce. (Image1)

Bechuanaland: A collection on leaves, from 1885 incl. 1888 (Jan.) 2s. used, 2s.6d. mint, 1916-19 2s.6d. and 5s. Seahorses mint, 1932 set to 10s. mint, postage dues, also Tati Concessions 1s. to £5 set of six mint, etc. (85) Photo. (Image1)