1901 (24 Dec) cover from Pretoria to Germany, franked with pairs of 1p Transvaal and 1p Great Britain, tied by departure pmks, with Censor Pretoria handstamp, On His Majesty's Service Opened Under Martial law label, Dresden arrival (26 Jan 02), redirected to San Remo, Italy, with various Tax markings, minor cover faults, otherwise fine
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1901 two covers franked with British 1p Queen Victoria, one tied by Army Post Office B, with Johannesburg and Germiston pmks, "On His Majesty's Service Opened under Martial Law" label and corresponding censor handstamp; the other canceled Bloemfontein Army Post Office cds and addressed to Mandalay in Burma, with arrival pmks on back, small part...

1899 (21 Sep) cover from Paddington, London paying 2 1/2p UPU rate to Johannesburg, Transvaal. At the time of sending, the war had not yet commenced, but upon arrival (after 11 October, 1899), the cover was opened and resealed by censor with "Postkantoor Johannesburg" label, one of the very first pieces of mail to be inspected under military...

1900 (29 Oct) cover franked with G.B. 1p lilac, tied by Field Post Office 23, British Army South Africa pmk, addressed to Malta, with Nov.29 arrival pmk on back, some toning, fine cover to a scarce destination
Estimate: $150

1900 (12 Jan) cover from Ladysmith, Natal to Quetta, "Baloochistan", India, sent unpaid during Siege, endorsed "Stamps Unobtainable", with Postage Due charges "T" and "5" dismissed by blue crayon markings, fine cover to scarce destination, Tuticorin (3 Apr 00) arrival pmk on back
Estimate: $200

1900 British Field Post Office commemorative envelope to England, franked with V.R.I. 1sh brown, faint toning, with Leicester arrival, faint toning, otherwise fine
Estimate: $150

1900 (24 Apr) cover to Cairo, Egypt, endorsed "On Service No Stamps", but still franked with 2 1/2p in adhesives, probably applied at the Field Post Office, tied by F.P.O. No.24 (at Wepener, with the 8th Division), Alexandria arrival pmk, fine and interesting Boer War usage
Estimate: $200

1900 cover (faulty at top), sent from the New Zealand contingent, endorsed "On Active Service N.Z.R. No.400", sent to Timaru, franked with 1d V.R.I. adhesive, tied by Army P.O. 55 cancel, with Wellington arrival pmk
Estimate: $150

1900 (26 Mar) Registered 2p envelope from F.P.O. located at Cape Town, sent to Gibraltar, with additional 2p G.B. postage at London (15 Apr), with arrival on 20th April, scarce destination
Estimate: $150

1901 (23 March) On Her Majesty's Service cover franked with 1d V.R.I. overprint, tied by Army P.O.4 Africa cds, sent to England, where 1 1/2d Victoria was added in South Farnborough (Apr 14) and redirected to Germany, with Dresden arrival on back, fine
Estimate: $200

1901 two registered covers from Landshut, Bavaria, addressed to Fred Beyer, one as Prisoner of War in Greenpoint Camp, Capetown, the other Poste Restante in Pretoria, with triangular Passed by Press Censor and various transit and arrival pmks, fine
Estimate: $200

1901 cover from Winburg to a Boer Prisoner of War at Broad Bottom Camp in St. Helena, franked with 2x2 1/2 Orange River Colony adhesives, tied by departure pmks, with triangular Censor cachet and St. Helena arrival, In addition, there is a 28 Sep 00 cover (toned), from St. Helena to a Prisoner of War in Cape Town, franked with 1p surcharge,...