Java. 30 sen on 40 sen KPI.S51 for Sumatra pasted over the image of the 3½ sen Kreisler postcard from the Japanese occupation period, written at Djambi 22 June 1948 by the head of the police, most likely carried to Java by not using the ordinary postal services, then cancelled at the capital of the Republik Indonesia Djokjakarta 10.8.48 and sent to 'teman sedjawat' (peers) at the police office in Kediri. On 1 August 1948 the postal rate has increased to 100 sen, on the front a T in circle is cancelled with autograph dated 25/8 '48 (see: Yan Wiriadi Jodana, A study of... on p.273). A censor mark Telah Ditilik in frame is very faintly visable. A most stunning (postal) historical item for your exhibition collection!

Java. 5 Sen postcard Bu.RJ14, KPI.JK-22, covered with a stamp of 10 sen KPI.J30A with 20 cent Neth Indies postage dues, Indies Printing KPI.NP-6 45 in pair for the express fee, censored and sent by express delivery from Lasem 9.1.47. to Magelang

Java. 60 Cent definitive issue Jap Occ on complete parcel post card (parcel weight 0.5 kg, rate since 1 July 1945 60c) from Semarang 29.10.45 to Magetan 31.10.4.5

Sumatra General, emergency issue in connection with the currency inflation no. O142A, f.2,50 in imperforated horizontal pair, vf unused (ungummed issue) with shifted black print

Sumatra, oval cachet 'Perserikatan/Pelajaran/Palembang' (= Palembang Shipping Society) on DN 0133 (3) and on 50 cent and 1 Rp. nos. 11 and 12, both on piece

Sumatra. 5 Gulden Van Konijnenburg with black machine T-overprint in combination with black hand stamped Rep. Indonesia overprint (17 mm) no. 211z-92z-56, unused

Sumatra. 10 on 12½ Cent postal stationery envelope with handstamped T-overprint, black 17 mm Rep. Indonesia overprint and lilac postage paid mark, unused in fine condition. The only such envelope we have ever seen

Sumatra. 3½ Cent postcard type Kreisler from the Japanese occupation with violet overprint 'Rep. Indonesia' (24 mm) and two 'T' postage paid marks Bu.RS9c (crease hardly visable) typewritten in Koetaradja 24/2-1946, sent on 21.2.23. to Medan. The cds is from Atjeh, post office of origin not visable (Koetaradja?), Bu. does mention the overprint in red, not in violet. Rare postcard! € 350+

Sumatra. 5 Sen in pair with ORI overprint on Identity card Bu.RF45 (RRR) cancelled Bangkinang 18.5.48. The new rate is 10 sen, obviously earlier than stated by Bulterman (1-8-1948). Extremely rare postal document in very fine condition!

Sumatra. 10 sen on 15 sen no. S47 in pair on request receipt of acknowledgement Bu.RF50a from Lais to PTT Pusat at Boekittinggi, the stamps being encircled and with pencil written ´ditjatat 16/11-48´ (noted, 16 Nov 1948). Rare postal document!

Vienna Printings, RMS. One year of Postal Service 1951. Proof series of seven strips of five with gutters between the stamps, once stapled into a booklet but taken out, depicting a Moluccan postman in short trousers. Values are 4, 10 and 25 sen, 1 and 15 rupia (without h), in red, beige, brown, green, violet, blue and blue-green. Dai Nippon Catalogue Vienna and Philadelphia Printings, p.237. All VF and rarely offered

Postcard insufficiently franked with 5+3 sen KPI.67, locally sent in Semarang -5.2.51.15, bearing postage dues of 2½ sen on 50 cent KPI.P-1.1 and emergency postage due 2½ sen type Smelt with rubber handstamp DENDA in violet KPI.PD-3.7, cancelled Semarang 6.2.51.14. Message most certainly not philatelic! Very rare card

Two PTT window envelopes with emergency postage due usages from Bandoeng 4-6-1951, one with label for 10 sen, one with ordinary stamps of 2½ sen in pair and 5 sen in pair, used as postage dues. Scarce!

Emergency postage dues. Stenciled labels of 5 sen and 10 sen with violet stamped signature of M. Asal, KPI.PD-5-15/16, on insufficiently franked locally sent letter in Djakarta 29-6-1951. Scarce

Mededeling van Adreswijziging (bovenaan iets rafelig) gefr. met 20c nr. 434 van Curaçao 27-9-1971 per luchtpost naar Nederland

Speciale envelop ten voordele van Belgische gehandicapte militairen, gefr. met 7½c en 2x 9c Veth en 75c LP5 aangetekend van bijpostkantoor Rotterdam-Burgem. de Roosstraat op 12-9-1928 per luchtpost met de eerste proefvlucht Amsterdam-Batavia van 13-9 naar Medan 23-9. VH.B.17e. Uitvoerige vluchtgegevens bijgesloten