British East Africa. 1897 India One Anna on 1½a postcard with British East Africa overprint, sent by A.R Steggall of the Church Missionary Society from Taveta to England, circular "TAVETA" handstamp with separate "JUN 5 97" applied in the lower left corner, the stamp cancelled at Mombasa (June 21). Light central vertical fold and a little paper adhering to reverse, scarce and attractive. Photo on Page 194. (Image1)

Tanganyika. 1921 (Jan 31) Picture postcard from Kilwa to England with G.E.A 6c cancelled by "ARMY / TELEGRAPHS" c.d.s code "KWA Z" (Proud D3), and 1919 (Nov 3) piece with three G.E.A stamps tied by large violet "ARMY / SIGNALS" c.d.s code "KW" (Proud D2). Very scarce, just one example of the type D3 c.d.s (without final "Z" code) was recorded by Proud. (2). Photo on Page 194. (Image1)

WW2 Postal Stationery - Askari Letter Scheme. 1944 "EAST AFRICA COMMAND WELFARE FREE LETTER SCHEME" lettersheet with outward half for civilians to write to Askaris, "KENYA UGANDA / & TANGANYIKA / POSTAGE PAID" printed within an oval frame, the attached half intended for the reply from the Askari headed "KARATASI YA ASKARI" and "ON ACTIVE SERVICE", light vertical fold, otherwise fine and very scarce.