Mrs Cawood: First Day Covers – Southern Rhodesia
Mrs Cawood
First Day Covers – Southern Rhodesia
1947 – Royal Visit (Special Postmark)
1947 – Royal Visit
Similar Posts
A. F. Philip & Co Ltd
A. F. Philip & Co Ltd Bulawayo/Livingstone/Salisbury The Philips were descendants of the Scottish missionary and superintendent of the London Missionary Society, Dr John Philip. The business began as timber importers in Port Elizabeth and extended it through Bulawayo to Livingstone where they had a branch by 1914. Their timber manager was W E Tongue, and…
World War 2: Civil Censorship – Southern Rhodesia (No.9)
Civil Censorship Southern Rhodesia (No.9) Red Black FB
Rhodesia Tobacco Association: Hail Insurance Scheme
Rhodesia Tobacco Association Hail Insurance Scheme In 1938, tobacco growers with the Rhodesian Tobacco Association formed a cooperative insurance scheme, called Tobacco Hail Insurance, to provide risk assurance cover. Details Date of Issue: 10 September 1952 Reqn.: 40410 Printer: A.M.T Paper: Quantity: FB
Postcards: SAPSCO – Series F.200 – Real Photo Type IVE
SAPSCO Series F.200 – Real Photo Type IVE This series can be found with backings in tan (smaller font) and blackish-brown (larger font).
Postcards: SAPSCO – Series B.400 – Real Photo Type IVE
SAPSCO Series B.400 – Real Photo Type IVE
Lennon Limited
Lennon Limited Bulawayo/Salisbury Barry Grey Lennon, an Irish chemist and nephew of the Governor of Cape of Good Hope, Sir George Grey, settled in Cape of Good Hope on suggestion of his uncle. In 1850 he opened a chemist and druggist in Port Elizabeth as B. G. Lennon and Co. Ltd. Their shops were to be found…