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Brief
History
Before the proclamation of
the Republic, the area was under the
control of competing Griqua and Tswana
groups, while Great Britain laid claim
to it as part of the emerging protectorate
of British Bechuanaland. Two of the
indigenous groups were under the leadership
of chiefs Mankoroane and Montsioa, whom
the British regarded as friendly,
and another two under the leadership
of chiefs Moshette and Massouw. When
a feud erupted between Mankoroane and
another chief, each side resorted to
recruiting volunteers, promising them
land in return for their assistance.
After a settlement was negotiated with
mediation from the Transvaal Republic,
large portions of Mankoroane's land
with 416 farms of 3,000 morgen (2,563
ha) each were given to Boer mercenaries
who had fought on his adversary's side,
and the new inhabitants decided to declare
independence.
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| Imperforate
between Pairs
are known for all values except the
1s
SG 3a
Mint
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In
October 1886 the
Remainders were sold to Whitfield
King in Ipswich for £250 consisting
of
1d (621) 3d (10,514)
4d (11,762) 6d (9566)
1s (4329) |
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Forgery
of the 1884
Postage issue 1d red
printed in close to issued colours
and perf 13½
Instead of 12
With indecipherable bogus Cancellation
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The
Republic of Stellaland
was formally created on 26 July 1882,
under the leadership of its elected
president Gerrit Jacobus van Niekerk,
a farmer from Transvaal and was given
the name Stellaland (Star Land) in
reference to a comet that was visible
in the skies at the time. The town
of Vryburg was founded and declared
its capital. At its founding, the
new country covered an area of 5,985
square miles and was home to an estimated
population of 20,500 individuals,
3,000 of whom were of European ancestry.
The State of Goshen,
named after the biblical Land of Goshen,
was founded by Nicolaas Claudius Gey
van Pittius in October 1882 in the
neighbouring area called Rooigrond
with the approval of chief Moshette.
Goshen had an estimated population
of 17,000, of whom approximately 2,000
were of European origin, and covered
an area of 4,015 square miles
On 6 August 1883,
Stellaland and Goshen united to form
the United States of Stellaland.
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Hennie
Taljaard from Ceres in South
Africa collects the stamps of Stellaland
and has posted a blog
on the Internet. Hennie has collated
some useful information starting with
a chorological listing of events and
afer recent contact he has kindly
granted permission to utilize his
information and also sent in an article
on his favourite subject |
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January
1883 (approx.)
7 August 1883
8 August 1883
February 1884
23 September 1884
7 February 1885
23 March 1885
11 June 1885
30 September 1885
2 December 1885
Postmasters
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Post
office opens at Vryburg & postal
service commenced to Christiana (Putzel)
Stellaland proclaimed an independent
republic by G J van Niekerk (Theal)
Vryburg listed as the post office
of Stellaland Republic (Putzel)
Stamps delivered
Postal contract concluded between
Stellaland Government and WM Geeringh,
the Vryburg-Christiana postal contractor
Sir Charles Warren’s expedition
reaches Vryburg
Vryburg post office listed under British
Bechuanaland (Putzel)
Francis Eaton replaces Ferdinand Hartzenberg
as postmaster of Vryburg
Stellaland incorporated into the crown
colony of the British Bechuanaland
Stellaland stamps replaced
F Dekker - Appointed approx. 1882
Ferdinand Hartzenberg - 1884 - 11
June 1885 - Initials: “FH”
Francis Alexander Eaton - 1 July
1885? - early 1886
Probably did not initial stamps
but rather pen-stroke cancelled
C.G. Dennison - date?
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Hennie
has been accumulating data relating
to the used stamps of Stellaland.
His results are presented be in a
tabular form. The list is compiled
from items he has in his own collection
and from others described in the literature
and auctions catalogues. His listing
is by no means comprehensive and he
would welcome any additional information
anyone can provide. His Email is
stadsbeplanner@ananzi.co.za
or htaljaard@witzenberg.gov.za
Hennie continues
- As far as I could establish
the following literature exists
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Books
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Jonkers,
G.H. 1999
Quik, W.J. 2003
Jurgens, A.A. 1946
Holmes, H.R. 1971
de Raay, L. 1934
Trotter, B & Midwood, N. 2001 |
Onderzoeken
van Stellaland. F.V.Z.A.: Rotterdam
The history and postage and revenue
stamps of Stellaland / Griqualand West.
F.V.Z.A.: Krimpen A/d IJssel
The Bechuanalands, A brief history of
the Countries and their Postal Services
to 1895. RPS: London
The Postage Stamps, Postal Stationery,
and Postmarks of the Bechuanalands.
RPS: London
De Postzegels van Stellaland. Amsterdam
Revenues of Southern Africa, Part 1:
The Bechuanalands. Privately Published |
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Articles |
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Drysdall,
A.R. 1991
Drysdall, A.R. 1991
Drysdall, A.R. 1992
Drysdall, A.R. 1992
Drysdall, A.R. 2008
Groenewald, J. 2002
Drysdall, A.R. 2003
Seligmann. K. 1993
Drysdall, A.R. 1993
Jonkers, G.H. 1993
Jonkers, G.H. 1994 |
A previously
undescribed Stellaland item. The Runner
Post, Issue 22, p. 402 - 412, March
Stellaland Revisited. The Runner Post,
Issue 23, p. 419 - 433, June
A postal History of Stellaland. London
Philatelist, 101:54 - 66, March
A postal History of Stellaland (continued).
London Philatelist, 101:95 - 99, April
The “Twee” Overprint and
the Remainders of Stellaland’s
Postage Stamps. Collectors Club Philatelist,
87(3), p. 141 - 148
Stellaland - skielik ‘n stroom
seldsame koeverte. The SA Philatelist,
78:4, p. 110 - 113, August
Postal markings on Stellaland stamps.
The Transvaal Philatelist, 38(2), P.
43, May
New information from Dr Karl Seligmann.
The Runer Post, Isue 31, p. 624 - 625,
June
Stellaland - Addenda from Dr G H Jonkers
to Dr Seligmann’s article in RP
31. The Runner Post, Issue 32, p. 651
- 652, September
Royal ceases to issue certificates for
Stellaland “Twee” provisional.
The Runner Post, Issue 32, p. 653 -
654, September
Postal Contract. The Runner Post, Issue
35, p. 735 - 736, June |
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Method of Cancelling Stellaland Stamps
By Hennie Taljaard
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I
have been accumulating data relating to the
used stamps of Stellaland from items in my
own collection and from others described in
the literature and auctions catalogues. Up
till now I have been able to list 120 stamps
of which the result (sorted in order of date)
is shown in tabular form. Whereas one might
perhaps draw some conclusions from the data
on its own, it becomes more significant when
related to the historical facts available.
The list is of course not only interesting
in terms of cancellations, but also sheds
light on dispatch dates and postal rates.
At the outset it should be mentioned that
the recurrence of the same date is obvious
but is by no means duplication of data. I
have personally seen at least an image or
proper description of every stamp listed.
Also included in the list are the covers recorded
and described by Drysdall.
Stellaland never had a device
for cancelling their stamps. According to
Jurgens there were instructions to the Postmaster
to cancel
all stamps on letters with pen and ink.
Vryburg is found first listed on 8 August
1883 as the post office of the Stellaland
Republic (Putzel). Stamps were delivered
to Stellaland during February 1884 and during
the first few months stamps are found manuscript
cancelled with the date only. The earliest
date recorded is 29 February 1884.
The postal route during the period of the
Stellaland rule was by way of Christiana
and hence the ZAR target canceller with
numeral 6 seen on stamps - applied in transit.
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| 3d manuscript
cancelled with date on 29/2/84. The earliest
recorded date (listing ref. 3) |
3d manuscript
cancelled with date on 7/3/84 and ZAR target
type 6
(listing ref. 6) |
Signature
of
Ferdinand Hartzenberg |
Signature
of
Frans Coenraad Dekker |
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From
August 1884 onwards stamps are seen for most
part with both the date and initials (of the
postmaster). Initials seen are: “F.H”,
“C.G.D” and “F.C.L”.
With the aid of old Stellaland documents lodged
at the Cape Archives it is possible to positively
identify “F.H.” as belonging to
Ferdinand Hartzenberg and “F.C.L”
as that of Frans Coenraad Dekker. Referring
to Dekker’s full signature (see above)
it becomes clear that the letter “L”
of the initials signifies a “D”.
The initials “C.G.D” belonged
to a Dennison but only one stamp (listing
ref. 88) is attributed to him. There is also
a single stamp with as yet unidentified initials
(which looks like “KA” - see listing
ref. 46) |
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stamps are found with Hartzenberg’s initials
and only three stamps are seen with those of
his predecessor, namely that of Dekker, who
was the first postmaster (see listing ref. 19
to 24). Dekker was already postmaster during
the pre-stamp period and the earliest stamps
cancelled with the date only would probably
have been his work. |
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3d cancelled
“FH 29/5/85” latest
date for Hartzenberg
(listing ref. 79) |
4d cancelled
“FH 12/2/85”
(listing ref. 64)
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6d cancelled
“FH 1/2/85”
(listing ref. 55)
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3d cancelled
“FCL 17/8/84”
(listing ref. 21) |
3d cancelled
“CGD pm”
(listing ref. 88) |
6d cancelled
“KA 14/12/84”
(listing ref. 46) |
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Sir
Charles Warren’s expedition reached
Vryburg on 7 February 1885 with the aim to
place the area under British control. According
to Putzel the Vryburg post office was listed
under British Bechuanaland from 23 March 1885.
The practice of the postmaster to cancel
the stamp with his initials is not seen
later than May 1885. During these last months
that the Stellaland stamps were in use it
was cancelled only with the stroke of a
pen or not cancelled at all. This practice
coincides more or less with the takeover
by the British and was probably employed
by Francis Alexander Eaton whom replaced
Ferdinand Hartzenberg as postmaster of Vryburg
on 11 June 1885. The fact that stamps were
not cancelled could suggest that they were
not officially recognized by the British
occupiers. The only example of Eaton actually
cancelling stamps with his name is a cover
dated 26 June 1885 (listing ref. 82), from
the early part of his officiate.
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| 1d pen
cancelled
Cross X
(listing ref. 92) |
3d cancelled
with
blue pencil stroke
(listing ref. 99) |
1d cancelled
with
Barkley West SP 7 85
(listing ref. 105) |
1d with
BONC 27
(listing ref. 115) |
1d with
Circular target 8 canceller (listing ref.
118) |
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A relation is thus found
between the means of cancellation and the
postmaster of the day. It becomes clear
that Hartzenberg, Dekker and Eaton each
had a distinctly different way of cancelling
their stamps. The first stamps were cancelled
with the date only (probably by Dekker),
Hartzenberg applied the date and his initials
and Eaton either did not cancel the stamp
or applied a pen or blue pencil stroke.
This coupled with the transit or arrival
postmarks of outside offices gives us an
interesting array of stamps.
With the British takeover
the postal route also changed with all mail
now passing through Barkly West and Kimberley.
Hence stamps are found cancelled at these
two towns in transit with the dates corresponding
with the period of British involvement.
(see stamps listed under ref. 100 - 109)
Other postmarks found on
stamps also cancelled in transit or by receiving
offices are Zeerust ZAR (target 8), Rustenberg
ZAR (target 3), Hoopstad OFS (numeral 27)
and Barkly West CC (BONC 232).
Stellaland
was incorporated into the crown colony of
the British Bechuanaland on 30 September
1885 with the stamps being replaced on 2
December 1885. The first date stamp to be
received by Vryburg arrived on 30 December
1885
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| Stellaland
Listing of cancelled stamps sorted
by date |
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| Date: |
Day: |
Initials / canceller: |
Value: |
Remarks: |
Source: |
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| 29/2/84 |
Friday |
date/ZAR target 6 (Christiana) |
3d |
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Christie's 1986 |
1 |
| 29/2/84 |
Friday |
date/ZAR target 6 (Christiana) |
3d |
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Kas Erne files |
2 |
| 29/2/84 |
Friday |
date only |
3d |
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Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
3 |
| 7/3/84 |
Friday |
date/ZAR target 6 (Christiana) |
3d |
David Brandon opinion |
Brian Fenemore |
4 |
| 7/3/84 |
Friday |
date/ZAR target 6 (Christiana) |
3d |
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Fernando Torres |
5 |
| 7/3/84 |
Friday |
date/ZAR target 6 (Christiana) |
3d |
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Taljaard |
6 |
| 17/3/84 |
Monday |
date/ZAR target 6 (Christiana) |
3d |
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Neville Midwood |
7 |
| 17/3/84 |
Monday |
date/ZAR target 3 (Rustenburg) |
3d |
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Jonkers book (1999) |
8 |
| 4/4/84 |
Friday |
"FH" |
1d |
Initials of F Hartzenberg. On piece. RPS certificate |
Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
9 |
| 19/4/84 |
Saturday |
date/ZAR target 6 (Christiana) |
1/- |
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Neville Midwood |
10 |
| 12/5/84 |
Monday |
date only |
3d |
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Neville Midwood |
11 |
| 21/5/84 |
Wednesday |
date only |
3d |
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Spink 2013 |
12 |
| 3/6/84 |
Tuesday |
date only |
6d |
black pen stroke |
Neville Midwood |
13 |
| 5/6/84 |
Thursday |
date only |
1d x3 |
Drysdall cover 1 |
Drysdall 1992 article |
14 |
| 7/6/84 |
Saturday |
date only |
4d |
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R Lowe, Vol 2, Africa |
15 |
| 11/6/84 |
Wednesday |
date only |
1d |
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Taljaard |
16 |
| 23/6/84 |
Monday |
date only |
3d |
|
Ebay |
17 |
| 23/7/84 |
Wednesday |
date only |
3d |
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Ebay |
18 |
| 30/7/84 |
Wednesday |
"FCL" |
3d |
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R Lowe, Vol 2, Africa |
19 |
| 5/8/84 |
Tuesday |
"FH" |
1d |
year digit off stamp. but probaly 84. |
Alan MacGregor |
20 |
| 17/8/84 |
Sunday |
"FCL" |
3d |
Initials of FC Dekker. Shown in Holmes. RPS certificate |
Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
21 |
| 17/8/84 |
Sunday |
"FCL" |
3d |
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Alan MacGregor |
22 |
| 25/8/84 |
Monday |
"FCL" |
3d |
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Taljaard (Ebay) |
23 |
| 25/8/84 |
Monday |
"FCL" |
3d |
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Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
24 |
| 23/9/84 |
Tuesday |
"FH" |
4d |
|
Kas Erne files |
25 |
| 30/9/84 |
Tuesday |
"FH" |
4d |
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Spink 2013 |
26 |
| 30/9/84 |
Tuesday |
"FH" |
4d |
Drysdall cover 2 |
Drysdall 1992 article |
27 |
| 7/10/84 |
Tuesday |
date only |
1d |
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Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
28 |
| 21/10/84 |
Tuesday |
"FH" |
4d |
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Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
29 |
| 28/10/84 |
Tuesday |
"FH" |
4d |
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Neville Midwood |
30 |
| 30/10/84 |
Thursday |
"FH" |
1d |
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Brian Fenemore |
31 |
| 18/11/84 |
Tuesday |
"FH" |
1d |
|
EBay |
32 |
| 24/11/84 |
Monday |
"FH" |
3d |
|
Ebay |
33 |
| 25/11/84 |
Tuesday |
"FH" |
4d |
Groenewald cover 14 |
Groenewald 2002 article |
34 |
| 2/12/84 |
Tuesday |
"FH" |
4d |
Drysdall cover 3 |
Drysdall 1992 article |
35 |
| 2/12/84 |
Tuesday |
"FH" |
1d |
Drysdall cover 12 |
Drysdall 1992 article |
36 |
| 2/12/84 |
Tuesday |
"FH" |
3d |
On piece, 3 ring cancel touching top right |
Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
37 |
| 2/12/84 |
Tuesday |
"FH" |
1d |
Date (year) not clear but probably 84 |
Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
38 |
| 7/12/84 |
Sunday |
"FH" |
3d |
Initials upside down, 3 ring cancel touching |
Kas Erne files |
39 |
| 8/12/84 |
Monday |
"FH" |
4d |
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Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
40 |
| 9/12/84 |
Tuesday |
"FH" |
3d |
On piece, part 3 ring cancel tying the stamp |
Kas Erne files |
41 |
| 9/12/84 |
Tuesday |
"FH" |
6d |
On piece tied by part 3 ring target type cancel |
Spink 2013 |
42 |
| 9/12/84 |
Tuesday |
"FH" |
6d, 3d, 4d |
Mixed franking on piece |
Stanley Gibbons auction |
43 |
| 9/12/(84) |
Tuesday |
"FH" |
1d |
year digit off stamp. but probaly 84. |
Status Int. auction |
44 |
| 9/12/(84) |
Tuesday |
"FH" |
1d |
year digit off stamp. but probaly 84. |
Neville Midwood |
45 |
| 14/12/84 |
Sunday |
"KA" |
6d |
Initials not identified. RPS certificate |
Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
46 |
| ?/84 |
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"FH" |
6d |
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Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
47 |
| 28/?/85 |
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"FH" |
1d |
manuscript upside-down |
Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
48 |
| 11/1/85 |
Sunday |
"FH" |
3d |
On piece |
Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
49 |
| 11/1/85 |
Sunday |
"FH" |
3d |
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Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
50 |
| 11/1/85 |
Sunday |
"FH" |
1/- |
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Kas Erne files |
51 |
| 11/1/85 |
Sunday |
"FH" |
1/- |
On piece |
Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
52 |
| 11/1/85 |
Sunday |
"FH" |
1/- |
last digit of year off stamp. but probaly 85. |
Alan MacGregor |
53 |
| 1/2/85 |
Sunday |
"FH" |
4d |
On piece |
Kas Erne files |
54 |
| 1/2/85 |
Sunday |
"FH" |
6d |
On piece |
Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
55 |
| 1/2/85 |
Sunday |
"FH" |
6d |
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Alan MacGregor |
56 |
| 5/2/85 |
Thursday |
"FH" |
1d |
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R Lowe, Vol 2, Africa |
57 |
| 11/2/85 |
Wednesday |
"FH" |
1d x3 |
Strip of 3 |
Cherrystone auctions |
58 |
| 11/2/85 |
Wednesday |
"FH" |
1d |
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Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
59 |
| 11/2/85 |
Wednesday |
"FH" |
1d |
On piece |
Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
60 |
| 11/2/85 |
Wednesday |
"FH" |
3d |
On piece |
Kas Erne files |
61 |
| 12/2/85 |
Thursday |
"FH" |
6d |
On piece |
Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
62 |
| 12/2/85 |
Thursday |
"FH" |
4d |
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Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
63 |
| 12/2/85 |
Thursday |
"FH" |
4d |
On piece |
Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
64 |
| 12/2/85 |
Thursday |
"FH" |
4d |
On piece |
Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
65 |
| 20/2/85 |
Friday |
"FH" |
4d |
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Ebay |
66 |
| 20/2/(85) |
Friday |
"FH" |
1d |
year digit off stamp. but can only be 85. |
Stanley Gibbons 2013 |
67 |
| 3/3/85 |
Tuesday |
"FH" |
3d |
|
Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
68 |
| 6/3/85 |
Friday |
"FH" |
3d |
|
Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
69 |
| 6/3/85 |
Friday |
"FH" |
4d |
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Jurgens book |
70 |
| 12/3/85 |
Thursday |
"FH" |
3d |
Drysdall cover 4 |
Drysdall 1992 article |
71 |
| 19/3/85 |
Thursday |
"FH" |
3d |
RPS certificate |
Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
72 |
| 20/3/85 |
Friday |
"FH" |
4d |
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Alan MacGregor |
73 |
| 2/4/85 |
Thursday |
"FH" |
4d |
|
Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
74 |
| 16/4/85 |
Thursday |
"FH" |
3d |
|
Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
75 |
| 1/5/85 |
Friday |
"FH"/ZAR target
6 (Christiana) |
3d |
|
Ebay |
76 |
| 14/5/85 |
Thursday |
"FH" |
3d |
|
Ebay |
77 |
| 15/5/85 |
Friday |
"FH" |
3d |
RPS certificate |
Status Int. auction |
78 |
| 29/5/85 |
Friday |
"FH" |
3d |
|
Ebay |
79 |
| 12/6/(85) |
Friday |
date only |
1d |
year digit off stamp. but possibly 85. |
Grosvenor |
80 |
| 19/6/85 |
Friday |
date only |
1d pair |
Drysdall cover 5 |
Drysdall 1992 article |
81 |
| 26/6/85 |
Friday |
"F A Eaton" in
blue pencil |
1d x3 |
Drysdall cover 6 |
Drysdall 1992 article |
82 |
| ?/6/85 |
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blue pencil stroke |
1d pair |
Drysdall cover 7 |
Drysdall 1992 article |
83 |
| ?/7/85 |
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black pen stroke |
4d |
Drysdall cover 8 |
Drysdall 1992 article |
84 |
| ?/9/85 |
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not cancelled |
1d pair |
Drysdall cover 9 |
Drysdall 1992 article |
85 |
| ?/10/85 |
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not cancelled |
"Twee" |
Drysdall cover 10 |
Drysdall 1992 article |
86 |
| ?/10/85 |
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not cancelled |
"Twee" |
Drysdall Cover 11 |
Drysdall 1992 article |
87 |
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| no date |
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"CGD pm" |
3d |
C.G. Dennison. Shown in Holmes. RPS certificate |
Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
88 |
| no date |
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black pen stroke |
1d |
on piece in combination with Cape 2d cancelled BONC 232 |
Christie's 1986 |
89 |
| no date |
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black pen stroke |
1d |
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Neville Midwood |
90 |
| no date |
|
black pen stroke |
1d |
|
Neville Midwood |
91 |
| no date |
|
black pen stroke |
1d |
|
Taljaard |
92 |
| no date |
|
black pen stroke |
1d |
|
Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
93 |
| no date |
|
black pen stroke |
1d |
|
Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
94 |
| no date |
|
black pen stroke |
1d |
|
Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
95 |
| no date |
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black pen stroke |
4d |
|
Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
96 |
| no date |
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black pen stroke |
6d |
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Neville Midwood |
97 |
| no date |
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blue pencil stroke |
1d pair |
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Taljaard |
98 |
| no date |
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blue pencil stroke |
3d |
|
Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
99 |
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Stellaland - Transit or receiving
offices |
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| 2/3/85 |
Monday |
cds Kimberley |
6d |
On piece |
John Taylor |
100 |
| 9/3/85 |
Monday |
cds Kimberley |
1d |
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Jurgens book |
101 |
| 6/4/85 |
Monday |
cds Barkly G.W. |
3d |
Cancel struck twice |
Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
102 |
| 12/4/85 |
Sunday |
not cancelled |
1d |
Drysdall cover 13. Barkly West cds alongside. |
Drysdall 1992 article |
103 |
| 31/8/85 |
Monday |
cds Barkly G.W. |
1d pair |
Cape 2d tied to pair by cds. |
Spink 2014 |
104 |
| 7/9/85 |
Monday |
cds Barkly G.W. |
1d |
|
Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
105 |
| 21/9/85 |
Monday |
cds Kimberley |
1d pair |
|
Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
106 |
| 24/10/85 |
Saturday |
not cancelled |
"Twee" |
On piece in combination with Cape 6d. Barkly West cds |
Royal Collection |
107 |
| 2/7/86 |
Monday |
cds Ladismith C.C. |
1d |
Late usage, probably by favour. |
Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
108 |
| not clear |
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cds Kimberley |
1d |
|
Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
109 |
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| Outside
Stellaland - undated |
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| no date |
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BONC 232 |
4d |
Barkly West |
Brian Fenemore |
110 |
| no date |
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BONC 232 |
6d |
Barkly West |
Brian Fenemore |
111 |
| no date |
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BONC 232 |
1/- |
Barkly West |
Michael Hamilton |
112 |
| no date |
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BONC 536 |
4d |
Pudimoe |
Bram Leeflang |
113 |
| no date |
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BONC 555 |
"Twee" |
Vryburg. RPS cert stating… obliteration after demonetisation |
Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
114 |
| no date |
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OFS numeral 27 |
1d |
Hoopstad |
Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
115 |
| no date |
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OFS numeral 27 |
1d |
Hoopstad |
Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
116 |
| no date |
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OFS numeral 27 |
3d |
Hoopstad |
Bram Leeflang |
117 |
| no date |
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ZAR target 8 |
1d |
Zeerust |
Taljaard (ex Jonkers) |
118 |
| no date |
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ZAR target 8 |
1d |
Zeerust |
Fernando Torres |
119 |
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Stellaland - abroad |
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| 18/8/85 |
Tuesday |
cds London |
1d |
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Philangles 2013 |
120 |
| Last update: 5 January 2015 |
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