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

POW & CI. United States of America. 6 Letter sheets (1 unused) from Japanese prisoners in US camps, 4 sent within the USA (2 to Hawaii) and 1 to Peru, and 6 unused postcards meant for prisoners awaiting repatriation (Jacobs nos. JUS 1/3)

POW & CI. Allied Countries. 4 Postcards (3 from the UK, 1 from Canada) and 1 letter sheet (from the USA) to POW in Japan, Malaya and Dutch East Indies, showing handstamps which were applied because the post could not be delivered and therefore returned to sender, due to change of location without forwarding data, death or arrival after the war

POW & CI. Allied Countries. 19 Postal stationery letter sheets/postcards, all unused in as good as new quality

POW & CI. Japanese prisoners awaiting repatriation (postwar). 4 Postcards, 1 from Java (Jacobs no. JAW 1), 2 from Malaya (JAW 2, 3) and 1 from Japan to Leyte, Philippines (JAW 21) and 1 envelope from Okinawa under US Army Military Liaison Detachment, Nov. 1945 (JAW 11). Rare

POW & CI. Canteen Tickets. Collection of several canteen tickets or food passes, tickets for buying things for several camps in a few countries like the Tjideng Women´s Camp at Batavia, a Japanese Dictionary, a pledge not to escape, and some other documents. In general very rare material of which many ex POW/Internee victims never knew these existed

POW & CI. Red Cross. Interesting batch of over 35 items consisting of envelopes, postcards and forms showing a nice variety of countries of origin, destinations, postal and administrative cancellations, notes, labels, censor marks, and so on

Revenues. Collection of imprinted papers of several values, used (7x) and unused (8x) including a few pre-war papers with different overprints for use in Sumatra or the Greater East, other revenues, some on documents, tobacco packages and box of matches, most from the Japanese occupation, some from the Republic of Indonesia. Most interesting and rarely offered

Miscellaneous. Basic pre-war stamps, all unused (mint, some without gum), few stamps and postcards from the Japanese occupation and the Republic of Indonesia

Republik. Java. 5 Sen postcard on military fieldpost card Bu.RJ.N6 with a revolutionary drawing from Temanggoeng 12.1.46 to Nona Roesminah in Wonosobo. Nice addition to your exhibition collection 1945-1949

Republik. Java. 5 Sen postcard showing the so-called ´Malang overprint´ Bu.RJ3 with violet framed ´PORTO DIBAJAR BL´ (BL = Blitar, not good readable but is not far from Tjampoerdarat), from TJAMPOER-/DARAT 28.5.4.6 to Poerwokerto. A rare postcard and a very rare sub-post office, opened on 1 Oct 1944 and of which only a few cancellations are recorded (RR)

Republik. Java. 3½ Sen postcard type Kreisler showing framed cachets ´Repoeblik-Indonesia/P/T.T.´ and ´Merdeka´ from Pekalongan 20.2.46 to Poerwokerto

Republik. Java. (10)+5 sen Postcard commemorating independence Bu.RJ8 (vertical crease) with 1 cent Kreisler with pencil stroke through former country name and 2 cent dancer in pair adjacent, from the very small sub-post office KALIWIRO 20.9.6. to Wonosobo. Kaliwiro opened on 1 Oct 1944 and only a few cancellations are recorded (RR)

Republik. Java. 2 Cent dancer with pencil line through former country name no. 66 (2 copies) and 3 sen no. 028 in pair on censored postcard from Djakarta 23.6.4.7. (type vNV.013)

Republik. Java. 10 Sen postcard with ornaments showing open date bar cancellation of Wonosobo, sent from the very small sub-post office KALIWIRO 20.9.6. to Wonosobo. Kaliwiro opened on 1 Oct 1944 and only a few cancellations are recorded (RR)