J. E. Lea (Manchester) Ltd: First Day Covers – Southern Rhodesia
J. E. Lea (Manchester) Ltd
First Day Covers – Southern Rhodesia
1959 1959.12.02 – B.O.A.C. First Comet IV Regular Service (London to Johannesburg) 1959.05.04 – Central African Jamboree 1958 1958.06.01 – First Trans-African Waterways Expedition 1957 1957.07.02 – Queen Mother Royal Visit 1957.02.02 – B.O.A.C. First Britannia Regular Service (London to Johannesburg) 1956 1956.07.20 – C.A.A. First Flight between London, Central and South Africa by Rhodesian…
E. T. Brown Type VA – Glenlivet – Fort Victoria – Southern Rhodesia FB
Livingstone Tourist Centre for the Victoria Falls Details Date of Issue: Date Withdrawn: Date Invalidated: Designer: Printer: Process: Paper: Watermark: N/A Perf: Cylinders: Sheet: Booklet: Quantity: Commercial Covers
Quitrent A quitrent was a payment for a distinct right to exploit a land, not being the owner. It was used in the British Colonies from the 19th Century right through to the 20th Century. The 1894 British South Africa Company (B.S.A.C.) Surveyor’s Regulations repeated those of the Cape Act No.3 of 1864. Annual quitrent…
Rhodesian Printing & Publishing Co., Ltd Salisbury Postcards Rhodesia Herald Type IS Type IIS Revenue 1946.07.00 – 2485/7 – Rates of Subscription 1946 – Statement of Account
Chatsworth Gutu District Chatsworth settlement started in 1911 as a railway station. The village was first called Makori, then Makowries. In 1919 it was renamed Chatsworth mainly due to European developers. Post Office History 1919.09.22 – Renamed Chatsworth from Makowries. 1948.00.00 – Changed to postal agency under Fort Victoria. 1961.08.04 – Upgraded to a…