POW & CI. Malaya. Package label for printed matter from 1949 from the Japanese Red Cross in Tokyo to Japanese POW in Pudu Gaol, Kuala Lumpur, awaiting trial for war crimes. According to Dr. Norman Jacobs no POW mail was ever sent to or received from this camp, and this wrapper or part of a parcel is believed to be the only known item to survive addressed to Japanese POW at Pudu Gaol. Info included (Jacobs no. JAW 111)

POW & CI. Malaya. 8 Postcards, all different, 4 to the UK (Jacobs nos. MA 2, 3, 6 type I=R and 10 = RR), 2 to the Dutch East Indies (MA 4a and 7, both R), 1 to Canada showing German censor mark (MA 5), and 1 to India (MA 1, RR). Also Japanese/Malayan postcard from a Japanese

POW & CI. Manchukuo. 2 Postcards and 1 envelope from the Hoten Camp to the USA showing several censors, one even from Germany. Jacobs nos. MN 1, 2 and 3 (no. 3 is plasticized). Rare.

POW & CI. Dutch East Indies. 3½ Cent postcard from Bandoeng 14.5.04 (the sender is most likely also interned, as shown by the message) to a POW showing several censor marks and Japanese characters to indicate the camp location

POW & CI. Dutch East Indies. Cover from Banka to a lady in Soekaboemi (Jacobs NS 11/12), postcard type Bu.PW8 and envelope Bu.PW2 (for high ranking officers, only 2 recorded)

POW & CI. Dutch East Indies. Leaflet dropped by Allied plane after the Japanese has surrendered, informing the allied internees in English and Dutch about packages of medicines and food being dropped

POW & CI. Philippines. Internal handstamps of the camps CAMP 1, # 1, KWANT, DAVAO, FAST and ST.TOMAS on 6 covers (5 from the US, 1 from Canada), Jacobs nos. PR1/6. Scarce

POW & CI. Philippines. 10 Cards/covers from and to several camps showing an interesting variety in types, censors and so on

POW & CI. Soviet Union in the far East. 6 Cards from Japanese prisoners of war awaiting repatriation, sent to Japan, showing an interesting variety in types, censors and so on. Very scarce

POW & CI. Several Countries. 15 Covers/cards/letter sheets from/to POW in different camps, showing a variety of censors, and 3 unused postal stationery cards

POW & CI. From South Africa. Cover from Oos-Londen (East London) 17 Aug 1943 via the Japanese Red Cross to a prisoner in the Philippines. Also front of a cover (right side cut off) to a POW in the Chosen camp (Korea). Rare origin

POW & CI. From Australia. 13 Covers/cards/ letter sheets from Australia to several camps in occupied countries such as Malaya and the Dutch East Indies, including a few from ex POW in Australia awaiting to return home in the UK

POW & CI. Australia. 10 Letter sheets/postcards/cover to/from German and Italian POW in Australian camps showing a variety in types, censors and so on. Scarce

POW & CI. From the United Kingdom. 16 Covers/cards and 1 letters, all from the UK to POW in several camps in different occupied countries, showing a variety of censor marks and labels, forwarding notes and cachets, and so on. Also 1 postcard of a ex POW in Bombay 6 Sep 1945 awaiting repatriation (Jacobs no. LAPOW 16). Scarce

POW & CI. United States of America. Collection of covers/cards/letter sheet from the USA to POW in several camps in occupied countries showing a variety of censor marks and labels, covers to Japanese POW in the USA, also covers/cards/ from Japanese in the USA, some Patriotic covers, unused stationery from Japanese Association of North America (few duplicates), and so on. Interesting batch of over 55 items

POW & CI. From Japan. 3 Postcards (2 of 2 sen, 1 smudged of 3 sen) from Japan sent to internees and relocatees in the USA, Jacobs nos. USJ 60, 61 and 63. All are rare