Civil Postal Services. 1899-1902 Covers, cards and a few fronts including use of datestamps with "O.V.S" or "Z.A.R" by the British, or with these letters removed; 1900 datestamps with the year dates omitted; covers to Egypt (2, one with postage due stamps) or Panama; datestamps including Ixopo, Eshowe or Hlabisa (both Zululand), etc; unoverprinted Transvaal stamps disallowed in Pretoria in 1901, charged 2d; covers apparently written by natives or Indians (5); consular mail (4); cover to Govt. Water Boring Operations at Maraisburg; Unclaimed or Unknown cachets (4); Officially Sealed covers (2); also 1904-07 Robben Island cancels (2), etc. (74+).

Registered Mail. 1899-1902 Registered covers, many with censor cachets, some P.O.W mail including covers to Umbilo Camp, Belle Vue, Ceylon and Tuckers Island Bermuda, cover to Bechuanaland, cover to France with a Boer censor label, etc. (24).

Registered Mail - Postage Dues. 1901-03 Covers (3) and a front with 1901 cover from Modderfontein to G.B franked 2d, compulsory registered as it contained a coin with explanatory label and Boer Officially Sealed label tied by Returned Letter Office Pretoria c.d.s, handstamped "T", eight E.R.I 1d stamps subsequently applied and cancelled "R" with "Officially Sealed in the Returned Letter Office Pretoria" labels; registered covers endorsed "Posted out of Course" (2, one to G.B bearing Cape, O.F.S and Transvaal stamps all accepted as valid at Beaconsfield); and a front posted in February 1902 franked 2d, compulsory registered with six 1d stamps added in August 1903. (4).