Rhodesian 1d falls

  Rhodesian 1d Vic Falls cover cancelled Bulawayo  S. Rhodesia Winter in Rhodesian Sunshine, as per scan

Buy 1d Union prepaid Postcard - un-used - Albert Falls for R95.00

8 x Southern Rhodesia red 1d Victoria Falls George V stamps (as shown) PLEASE NOTE: I am not a philatelist or even a collector - I am selling part of an inheritance on behalf of a family member. If there are any specific queries on the stamps I sell you are more than welcome to ask questions or request different photos. If you are not sure that you will be happy with the purchase please do not buy the item.  International customers are required to receive a quote for postage before completing checkout - failure to do so will result in the order being cancelled.  

Jamaica 1900-01 Llandovery Falls 1d black & red unmounted mint, SG32

Buy RHODESIA BSAC 1905 VICTORIA FALLS 1d VERY SCARCE COMPLETE SHEET OF 25 FINE MNH. SACC 89 for R3,000.00

 The Rhodesian Two Dollar Note 15th  April  1977 - as per scan Prefix K/138 344727                   The Rhodesian Two Dollar Note contains Victoria Falls - one of Rhodesia's premier tourist attractions and an example of Rhodesia's natural beauty. The falls were named after Queen Victoria by English explorer Jonathan Livingstone, the first European to see them. The note's obverse contains Rhodesian native flora in the bottom left portion of the left panel.  

 The Rhodesian Two Dollar Note 20th January 1975 - as per scan Prefix K/92 395172                 The Rhodesian Two Dollar Note contains Victoria Falls - one of Rhodesia's premier tourist attractions and an example of Rhodesia's natural beauty. The falls were named after Queen Victoria by English explorer Jonathan Livingstone, the first European to see them. The note's obverse contains Rhodesian native flora in the bottom left portion of the left panel.  

  South Africa Postal Stationary - 1d Postcard with a view of Albert Falls Natal - unused.

A Walk Against The Stream takes a look at the experiences of a young national service officer in the Rhodesian army. This is a true story, encompassing all eighteen months the author spent at Victoria Falls, Rhodesia, facing enemy territory just across the Zambezi river in Zambia. Initially allocated to 4th platoon, 4 Independent company Rhodesia Regiment (RR) as a subaltern and later on as a 1st Lieutenant in support company 2RR, the story starts with the authors training and subsequent deployment to the operational area. The events that unfold contain interesting military encounters, with battles against the Zambian army and local terrorists clearly depicted. The style of writing flows easily and graphically, drawing the reader into a half forgotten world. But there is also another aspect to the story: the human side of it. It is an examination of the authors love of a country falling apart and the relationship that he forms with a local woman in the village; their love, hope and dreams snatched away by unfolding events. This is a riveting personal tale, interspersed with interesting facts and dozens of photographs. All the names and places are real, including the battle scenes with ZIPRA and the Zambian army. PAPERBACK, 364 pages with photos. FIRST PUBLISHED FEBRUARY 2015