South Africa to England Ocean Mail Services (1876-1934)
This information has been extracted from the "Official Year Book of the Union of South Africa and of Basutoland, Bechuanaland
Stamps of South Africa: V.R.I. Wolmaransstad Overprints
The V.R.I. (Victoria Regina Imperatrix) overprints were applied to a few stamps of the South African Republic (Transvaal) in
Stamps of Gabon:Birds Issue (1971)
This Birds Issue from Gabon featured the following: 30f. Egret 40f. Jaco Parrot 50f. Alcyon sengalensis 75f. Picathartes orea 100f.
Stamps of the Ivory Coast: Pan-African Postal Union (1990)
This stamp celebrated the Tenth Anniversary of the Pan-African Postal Union. Litho. Printed by Edila. Perf 13 Released January 18,1990
Flood Relief Stamps overprinted for Air use in French POs in Tangier (1929)
these stamps were originally for Flood Relief in French Morocco (July 26, 1929. 5c. blue: Moorish tribesmen 25c.vermilion: Moor ploughing
Stamps of Togo: 70th Stamp Anniversary (1967)
This set of eight stamps celebrated Togo's 70th Stamp Anniversary, showing philatelic scenes and reproductions of Togo stamps. 5 fr.
Map of Algeria (1921)
For stamp collectors and postal historians of French Colonies, this French map shows Algeria in 1921.
Stamps of Algeria: World Meteorological Day (1966)
This image shows the Special Sheet issued by Algeria for World Meteorological Day in 1966. It featured various meteorological instruments..ed
The Chief Post Office Algiers, Algeria ( built 1910)
Often described as one of the most beautiful post offices in the World. Built by two French architects during the
The Postage Stamps of Basutoland (Part One)
Basutoland received its first distinctive stamps in 1933, a series engraved and recess printed by Waterlow and Sons, being released
Stamps of Nigeria: Queen Elizabeth Definitives (1953-8)
This attractive pictorial set was designed by M. Fievet. It featured: 1d. Bornu Horsemen 1½ d. Groundnuts 3d. Jebba Bridge
Map of Spanish Northwestern Africa (1912)
This map shows the Northwestern African territories under Spanish control in 1912. Some of these would later be grouped to
Post Office at Tangiers (1885)
This fine engraving published by David Syme and Co. Melbourne shows the Post Office at Tangiers in northern Morocco near