Morocco: British Period Spanish Currency: 1907 envelope, registered from Casablanca to France, franked by K.E.VII 20c. on 2d., 25c. on 21/2d., tied by Casablanca duplex, below is the only recorded strike of the Gibraltar period Casablanca registered oval datestamp during this period. Photo. (Image1)

Morocco: British Period Spanish Currency: 1907 (Jan. 1) K.E.VII 10c. on 1d. stationery card used from Fez to Germany on the first day of the British Post Office in Morocco and one of the very few first day usages recorded. Photo. (Image1)

Morocco: British Period Spanish Currency: 1913 (July 18) philatelic use of a postcard franked by 1907-12 6p. on 5s., tied by British P.O. Marrakesh c.d.s. The only recorded use of this high value stamp on postcard. Photo. (Image1)

Morocco: British Period Spanish Currency: 1914 (Jan. 9) attractive illustrated Gospel Missionary Society postcard, used from Mequinez to London, franked by 1912 10c. on 1d., tied by Mequinez c.d.s., with another strike alongside with Fez and Tangier transit marks. Photo. (Image1)

Morocco: British Period Spanish Currency: 1915 (Jan. 18) 30c. on 2d. registered envelope size H, used from Rabat to London, additionally franked by 1914-26 10c. on 1d., cancelled by oval "REGISTERED/BRITISH POST OFFICE RABAT" datestamps, scarce use of this size with a note on front to Censor of contents. Photo. (Image1)

Morocco: British Period Spanish Currency: 1915 (Nov. 19) 30c. on 2d. registered envelope size G, used from Tetuan to the British Vice Consul in Tangier, additionally franked by 1914-26 10c. on 1d., cancelled by oval "REGISTERED/BRITISH POST OFFICE TETUAN" datestamps. Photo. (Image1)

Morocco: British Period Spanish Currency: 1919 5c. on 1/2d. stationery card used within Casablanca, additionally franked by 1914-26 10c. on 1d., tied by "BRITISH POST OFFICE CASABLANCA" c.d.s's. Photo. (Image1)