Railway station

 DESCRIPTION BELOW ILLUSTRATION:   ITEM DESCRIPTION: POSTCARD, EARLY 1900's - "THE RAILWAY STATION, PRETORIA"!   CONDITION: GOOD FOR AGE. SOME IMPERFECTIONS SHOULD BE EXPECTED. AGE RELATED MARKS NOTED. UNDIVIDED BACK. THE BACKS OF THESE CARDS ARE IN SIMILAR CONDITION, WHERE NOT, IT WILL BE MENTIONED HERE.  SOLD AS PER SCAN. ILLUSTRATION FORMS PART OF THE DESCRIPTION. SHIPMENT FEE (RSA ONLY): R35.00 WE COMBINE WHERE POSSIBLE. TERMS AND CONDITIONS: BIDDING: BIDS PLACED WILL NOT BE DELETED UPON REQUEST. Should the ratings profile of a bidder display a history of not paying for items won all bids placed by such buyer will be deleted. No correspondence will be entered into regarding such deletions. Bids from new users will be accepted at our discretion. We reserve the right to close any auction early if deemed necessary by us. FOREIGN BIDDERS: Bids from South African expatriates are welcome providing that payment can be made from a South African bank account. We do not accept PayPal. Foreign nationals are required to make payment via normal banking channels. An additional R100.00 should be added to foreign payments in order to cover local bank charges. PAYMENT: Payment is required within 48 hours from date of sale. In the event of non payment an SNC will be filed. An additional R16.50 is required in respect of cash deposits in order to cover bank charges. We prefer payment by bobPay EFT. SHIPMENT: Local shipment fees are included with the item description. Fees include postage and packaging. No order will be shipped unless paid for in full. Kindly allow a reasonable time after payment clearance for packaging and shipment. We ship at regular intervals. No shipment during weekends (Friday afternoons to Sundays). MULTIPLE PURCHASES WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY COMBINED FOR SHIPMENT. Should combining result in the shipment falling into a higher weight category the shipment fee will be adjusted accordingly. No shipment will be undertaken by "normal mail" in view of losses incurred. Please do not request shipment by "normal mail". PLEASE NOTE THAT LATE PAYMENT WILL RESULT IN LATE SHIPMENT Shipment is undertaken at the risk of the buyer and we accept no responsibility for the actions of the South African Post Office. Once an order is shipped a SAPO Track and Trace number will be forwarded to the buyer. Should a shipment remain uncollected and is returned to us by SAPO such shipment will be kept in storage for seven days after which items will be returned to stock. No refunds will be considered. Shipment by POSTNET TO POSTNET can be arranged for suitable items. Such shipments are charged for at cost plus a service charge of R15.00 As a security precaution the personal collection of orders will not be considered.  

Buy Boer War stereoscope card #126 - Railway Station of Oom Paul`s lost capital 5 June 1900 for R200.00

Railway collectors. 2 sets of different railway covers.In total 23 covers. Each stamped with a different railway station rubber stamp. Ideal for framing. Each envelope has different train pictured. See attached photos. Suggest postnet at R100. Phone whats app 0648533570 and leave a message and phone number.

Belgium 1972 Railway Parcels - Ostend Station 66f on 61f turquoise-blue unmounted mint, SG P2262

Belgium 1972 Railway Parcels - Ostend Station 53f on 42f blue unmounted mint, SG P2259

Buy ANTIQUE RAILWAY OIL LAMP. FROM DE AAR STATION. CIRCA 1900 for R21.00

Buy Postcard - Balto Station Railway post office USA to Sea Point, SA with 1908 receiving postmark for R130.00

Buy Postcard - Coronation Limited Leaving Dungeness Station R.H.&D. Railway - Unused for R200.00

Wooden Captains chair / Station Master’s Railway chair - old school

 .         Payment Credit cards - PayPal & Moneybookers. Interbank transfer for South Africans. If you use Paypal or Skrill, please add R6.00 for the transaction fees. Shipping: Stamps, Coins and Postal History Local shipping and handling is R10.00 for the 1st item. Registered mail add R20.00. International shipping and handling is R15.00 unless specified. Registered mail add R25.00. I mail once a week. If I do not receive the order within a month, the item shall be re-listed. Please add R1.50 for each additional item purchased for postage & handling. I would prefer R’s, $'s, £'s or Euro's for amounts under R100.00. If you require a larger scan, please email me. Good luck. P.S. - I cannot be held responsible for unregistered mail.

  This railway station between Waterval Onder and Godwanrivier on the Eastern Line was originally named “Nooitgedacht” but was changed to Airlie in honour of Lieutenant-Colonel, the Earl of Airlie, Commanding Officer of the 12 th Lancers, who was killed at the battle of “Diamond Hill” or “Donkerhoek”, which took place on the 11 th and 12 th of June 1900 east of Pretoria. A rail office was operational between 1905 and 1908. The post card above was sent from Airlie (Station) (25-09-1907) via Waterval Onder to Middelburg (26-09-1907). Rated "RRR" by Putzel. Scarce strike.

Ukraine 2 hryvnias 50 Years Kyivmiskbud Design Construction nickel silver 2005 Edition Technical Specs Presentation Country:   Ukraine Metal Purity:    Nickel Silver Box:   No Year of Issue:   2005 Weight:   12.8 CoA:   No Face Value:   2 hryvnias Dimensions:   31     Quality:   special uncirculated     Mintage:   20000   New coin with capsule The coin is dedicated to 50th anniversary of the Kyivmiskbud (Design & Construction Company), which works for preserving and adorning of the architectural face of the city of Kyiv On the coin obverse in its centre there is depicted the small National Emblem of Ukraine, beneath - 2005, the coin issue year; around the coin circumference there are the inscriptions: ¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿ ¿¿¿¿ ¿¿¿¿¿¿¿ (National Bank of Ukraine) (above), ¿¿¿ ¿¿¿¿¿¿ (2/ hryvnia) (beneath) and the Mint logotype of the National Bank of Ukraine. On the coin reverse there are structures, built by the Kyivmiskbud company, among which in the foreground there is a building of the Southern railway station ____________________________________________________  Feel free to e-mail me with any questions.

Ukraine 5 hryvnas 225 years Ancient City Simferopol Crimea nickel silver 2009 Edition Technical Specs Presentation Country:   Ukraine Metal Purity:    Nickel Silver Box:   No Year of Issue:   2009 Weight:   16.54 CoA:   No Face Value:   5 hryvnias Dimensions:   35     Quality:   special uncirculated     Mintage:   45000   New coin with capsule The commemorative coin is dedicated to the capital of the Autonomous Republic of the Crimea, an administrative and cultural centre, the city of Simferopol (in Greek - city of common good). The city is situated in the Salhir River valley on the natural border between the mountainous and plain Crimea. The city development started in 1784, but a part of the valley where the city is located had been populated from the earliest times.On the obverse there is depicted Simferopol`s main railway station being the `visiting card` of the city; above there are: the Small Coat of Arms of Ukraine and the legends thereunder: ???????????? ???? ??????? (National Bank of Ukraine), 5 ??????? (5 hryvnias), 2009 and the logotype of the National Bank of Ukraine Mint (on the right).On the reverse against the background of the city development plan of 1768 there are depicted two architectural monuments of the XXth century beginning, the city coat of arms between them and the legends thereunder: 225/????? (years) within the laurel wreath and ??????????? (Simferopol) below, bow-shaped. ____________________________________________________  Feel free to e-mail me with any questions.

        SACC 2012:  R 760 SACC 2015:  R 1,400   First of the Pretoria printings, rouletted, no watermark. Fine used block of 4`s with the 1/2d block cancelled FE 10, 23 at OBSERVATORY with the small Railway Station canceller.  According to Putzel ``PO renamed OBSERVATORY on 9.5.1921 (the various office openings are not explained anywhere and need further study).``  Return of this set accepted if the buyer is not 100% satisfied.

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This fantastic three-coin collectable 1954 Paul Kruger commemorative set was produced to commemorate moving of the Paul Kruger statue in 1954. The set consists of one 9ct gold coin (stamped) 17.2 grams, one sterling silver coin (stamped) 16.89 grams, one bronze coin 17.23 grams. The Kruger statue was a gift to the city of Pretoria from the Jewish financier Sammy Marks. It was sculpted by Anton van Wouw in 1898 and cast in bronze in Europe for a cost of ten thousand pounds sterling. The intention was to mount the statue in Church Square and a plinth had been constructed there for that purpose. Unfortunately, because of the war, the arrival of the statue was delayed, and a fountain was constructed on the plinth instead. When the statue finally arrived, it was positioned in front of Princes Park. Later it was moved to Pretorias railway station when that building was constructed in 1910. Finally, fifty years after Krugers death, it was moved to its originally intended location in Church Square. Prime Minister D.F. Malan unveiled the statue on 11th October 1954. the moving of the statue of Paul Kruger in 1954. The set consists of one gold coin (stamped) 17.2 grams, one silver coin (stamped) 16.89 grams, one bronze coin 17.23 grams. These sets are very collectable and a great investment; if you can get them!!  ***Superb Investment coin set***