East Africa & Uganda Protectorates: A collection in a folder, incl. 1904-07 5r. mint, 50r. fiscally used, 1907-08 set mint, 1c., 6c., 10c., 25c. and 75c. used on 1908 cover registered to France, 1912-21 100r. vertical pair and 500r. fiscally used, 1919 4c. on 6c. variety surcharge inverted, used on small part 3c. postcard with two normal, etc., mixed condition. (282)

East Africa and Uganda Protectorates: A collection of mostly covers and cards in an album, incl. 1904-07 1c. used on 1907 cover from Wasin to London, 2r. used on cover, registered to Germany, 1907-08 75c. used on ragged cover, registered to Germany, postal stationery, cancellations, etc. (38 items)

East Africa and Uganda Protectorates: 1904 incoming postcard, uprated, from the Netherlands to Malindi with Mombasa datestamp and red manuscript “Deceased”, two different “DECEDE/DECEASED” handstamps, one presumably applied in Malindi, the other in Mombasa, “D.L.O./BOMBAY” handstamp also on obverse and Dutch “TERUS AFZENDER”, unusual and scarce. Photo. (Image1)

East Africa and Uganda: 1904 (Aug. 21) cover to England, franked by 1a. tied by fair “KAMITI” datestamp (Proud D1), scarce. Photo. (Image1)

East Africa and Uganda Protectorates: 1905 (Sept. 18) K.E.VII 1a. postal stationery envelope used to England uprated by 1a. tied by “NAIROBI/18 SP 05” skeleton datestamp (this c.d.s. recorded in use for only three days), transit and arrival backstamps, rare. Photo. (Image1)

East Africa and Uganda Protectorates: 1906 (Dec. 18) 1a. postal stationery envelope addressed locally cancelled “NAIROBI/18 DE 06”, with black boxed “UNDELIVERED FOR REASONS/STATED ON COVER” with blue manuscript “R.L.O./No destination” at left. Mombasa backstamp. Rare instructional markings. Photo. (Image1)

East Africa and Uganda Protectorates: 1910 8c. post card addressed locally cancelled “NAIROBI/13 OC 10” c.d.s. various instructional markings applied on front “INSUFFICIENTLY/ADDRESSED”, “UNDELIVERED FOR REASONS/STATED ON COVER”, “MOMBASA/R.L.O./26 OC 10” c.d.s. all in violet, the latter postmark actually used in Nairobi, rare. Photo. (Image1)

East Africa and Uganda Protectorates: 1914 stampless On Active Service cover to Australia, bearing a good strike of the rare “MAGADI JUNCTION” datestamp and with unframed “T” , a further strike on reverse, most unusual. Photo. (Image1)

East Africa and Uganda: 1920 (ca.) cover registered to New Zealand, franked by 15c. and 25c., tied by double circular “GVT RD NAIROBI” datestamp (date unclear), registration label with manuscript “Govt Rd”, cover faults. Photo. (Image1)

East Africa and Uganda Protectorates: 1922 (June 28) picture post card to Bolivia franked 1921 1c. and 6c., tied by “S(orting) CARRIAGE/NO.2/28 6 22” double ring datestamp, Bolivian arrival c.d.s. on front. A scarce cancellation and rare destination. Photo. (Image1)