German South West Africa. 1891 (July 28) Germany 10pf rose vertical pair on small piece with large part Otyimbingue c.d.s, fine and scarce. Mi47b, S.G. Z10, £850. Photo on Page 144. (Image1)

1894-1901 Cover, pieces (25, bearing 36 stamps) and single stamps (4), issues of Germany cancelled in South West Africa, comprising 1896 cover to Germany bearing four 10pf stamps cancelled at Swakopmund; 1892-99 2m with Keetmanshoop c.d.s, 2m on pieces with Swakopmund c.d.s (4 singles and pair on five pieces) and 2m + 20pf on piece used at Windhoek; 1892-99 3m brown on piece with Otjimbingue c.d.s, 3m brown or 3m ochre-brown on pieces used at Keetmanshoop, 5m used at Uhabis or Windhoek (piece), 10pf pieces with pairs or two singles cancelled at Windhoek (4 pieces) or at Swakopmund unusually also with "300" numeral cancels of British P.O at Walvis Bay, 20pf pair and pieces (5, three with pair or two singles) all used at Windhoek (one piece also cancelled "300" of Walvis Bay), 50pf pairs (2) or singles (3) on five pieces cancelled at Swakopmund (2) or Windhoek (3). A good group. S.G. Z14/18, 20, £3,000+. (Cover + 40 stamps). Photo on Pages 144 & 148. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image1)

1897 25pf Orange used with part Gibeon c.d.s. This stamp was only sold in Berlin and was never issued in South West Africa, though a few copies were privately carried to the colony and postally used. Very scarce. Mi1I. Photo on Page 148. (Image1)

1901 (Aug 7) Piece bearing 1900 25pf orange second type overprint cancelled by "HARIS" c.d.s, a scarce stamp, exceptional quality. Mi9, S.G. 8, £600+. Photo on Page 144. (Image1)

1899-1912 Pieces (11) and a stamp all with Wanderstempel cancels including manuscript Khan River, Kuibis, Abbabis, Owikokorero, Otjiwarongo, Jakalswater, etc. (12).

1899 (Apr 21) Commercial cover to Germany with first issue 20pf cancelled in manuscript, "Richthofen 21.4.99" written below, backstamped at Swakopmund and in Germany. A rare cover from one of the construction sites on the Swakopmund to Windhoek railway; during the construction of the railway in 1897-99 several such sites were given the authority to cancel stamps in manuscript. Photo on Page 150. (Image1)