1942 Two stationery cards used during the Japanese Occupation of Singapore, a Malaya 2c orange post card overprinted "Dai Nippon 2602 Malaya" sent to Kuala Lumpa, and 4c deep-carmine advertising card sent to Syonan, with India Bank cachet in purple to front, the back "Save More Win the War" advert, has vertical and horizontal filing creases and soiled but both scarce.

1942 Fall of Singapore lot including an original Japanese Occupation (JO) leaflet which was issued by the Batu Pahat War Action Committee as a form for safe surrender and used as a conduct pass, in very fine condition, also included are three original photographs from the Selarang incident, endorsed and numbered on the reverse "Selarang Incident/Sept 1942", one is creased and reduced at side the other two are in fine condition, a scarce lot from this historical incident.

1944 (Dec 16) Registered cover sent to Singapore bearing Red Cross overprint set of seven, tied by Singapore cds dated Dec 16, with matching Syonan registered label, boxed violet censor mark and arrival to reverse, fine and scarce cover; the stamps were withdrawn from sale after one day. (Image)