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Buy Cape Postal History: 1800`s Official cover SOMERSET/CAPE TOWN with CC11 handstamp. See below for R1,350.00
R 1.350
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Buy Cape Postal History: circa 1810 Official cover GEORGE to CAPE TOWN with MLS1 handstamp. See below. for R1.00
R 1
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Buy Cape Postal history: 1909 Rare SOETAP postcard. RRRR by Putzel. See below. for R4,200.00
R 4.200
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Buy Cape Postal history: Scarce STELLENBOSCH STATION cds. See below. for R170.00
R 170
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Buy Cape postal history: Scarce UMTATA CENSOR handstamp with postmark on piece. See below. for R220.00
R 220
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Buy Cape Postal history: Scarce 1895 BONC Proving card GENADENDAL. See below. for R2,350.00
R 2.350
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Buy Cape Postal history: Extremely scarce FOURTEEN STREAMS cds. Putzel RRR. See below. for R340.00
R 340
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Buy Cape Postal history: Scarce DARLINGTON cds. See below. for R170.00
R 170
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Early 1800's outer from Somerset to Cape Town with crown-in-circle Goldblatt type CC11 handstamp (typicall dull strike) and manuscript endorsement "3a". Also with manuscript "On H.M.S." - On his (her) Majesty's service". Condition as per scans below.
R 1.080
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1 December 1831 outer from Cape Town to Graaff-Reinet with early usage of the Second Dated Letter Stamp - Goldblatt DLS3 - handstamp, togethr with the first "T0 Pay" - PP1 handstamp. Quality, scarce item. Condition as per scans below.
R 1.350
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Early 1800's outer from Somerset to Cape Town with crown-in-circle Goldblatt type CC11 handstamp (typicall dull strike) and manuscript endorsement "3a". Condition as per scans below.
R 980
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Early 1800's outer from Cradock to Cape Town with crown-in-circle Goldblatt type CC12 handstamp. The addressee, Colonel Bell, was the Secretary to the Governor from 1826 to 1841. Condition as per scans below.
R 1.180
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Early 1800's outer from Caledon to Cape Town with crown-in-circle Goldblatt type CC6 handstamp in typical rusty brown and manuscript endorsement "3a". Condition as per scans below.
R 980
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Rare cut down cover from Buffels River R.T.O. (Rail telegraph Office) to Cape Town. This strike is unrecorded by Putzel but Buffels River is listed in "The Post Offices of the Cape of Good Hope to 1910" by "Student" as being open from 1869 to 1889. Condition as per scans below.
R 2.200
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Postal history - letter from Trappe's Valley (Eastern Cape South Africa) to London England 1912 with 1d Transvaal stamp - as per photo
R 275
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Postal History - Airmail cover from Loire France to Cape Town South Africa 6/4/64 with 8 x French stamps and a " 6 " rubber stamp as per photo
R 95
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Postal History - 29 Feb 1964 letter form Nord France to Cape Town South Africa with 3 French stamps - Airmail cover with IMPRIME and a " 7 " rubber stamps.
R 125
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Postal history airmail birthday letter envelope Berlin to Cape Town 1965
R 65
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POSTAL HISTORY - UNION Cover with Kings Head 1d(x3) tied by double ring "CAPE TOWN" dated 12 April 1917, round censor strike 18/99, addressed to USA, arrival date in the front dated 17 july 1917, it took over three months to get there, see scans below for conditions..... All items are described as accurately as possible with the illustration being an integral part. SHIPPING RATES • Domestic Standard Mail (at buyers risk) R 10.00 • Domestic Registered Mail. (Recommended) R 30.00 INTERNATIONAL BUYERS: please contact me for mailing options. NB: If any lot is found to be incorrectly described it may be returned for a refund (at your own cost). Please note that the scans form an integral part of the description.
R 39
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