2nd Series. 20 Sen, imperforated color proofs in lilac, blue, brown lilac, light brown (printed on both sieds), dark brown, brown, pale brown and one copy of the perforated final printing

2nd Series. 20 Sen and 15 sen of the 3rd series on a registered cover from Soemenep -5.7.47 to Malang 10.7.47, the temporary capital of the province of East Java

2nd Series. 30 Sen, three proofs, a glazed black die proof in mirror image affixed on piece of cardboard, an imperforated color proof in blue showing margin number, a perforated red color proof printed on thicker, yellowish paper, and the final perforated printing in the chosen color

2nd Series. 30 Sen in pair with 15 cent Neth. Indies postage due used as a 15 sen stamp on a censored cover from Temanggoeng 31.3.48 to Solo. The correct postal rate is 80 sen, so this cover was 5 sen underfranked. Interesting!

3rd Series. 3 Sen, a perforated strip of 3 vertically imperforated between two stamps, a complete imperforated sheet of 20 with partly unprinted stamp in the lower right corner, a complete imperforated sheet of 20 printed on yellowish paper, two imperforated pairs printed on white paper in red and dark red, and a censored cover bearing an imperforated pair on white paper with a 10 sen 3rd issue from Lawang 25.2.47

3rd Series. 5 Sen, imperforated color proofs with sheet margins in bright green (vertical strip of 4), in matte green (vertical strip of 4), in brownish grey (strip of 4), in grey on yellowish paper (vertical strip of 4), in greyish blue (vertical strip of 4) and a final printing on white paper

3rd Series. 5 Sen in complete imperforated sheet of 20 in dark blue on yellowish paper, smaller size 30 x 21.5 mm

3rd Series. 5 Sen in complete imperforated sheet of 20 in dark green, size 30 x 21.5 mm

3rd Series. 5 Sen on a return receipt (model Pp 4) of a packet from Solo 21.3.47 to Poerwokerto. Very rare and probably the only one known

3rd Series. 5 Sen printed on yellowish paper with a perforation of very small holes in block of 4 (so far only 2 blocks known), a normal issued stamps and 3 stamps on a censored locally sent cover from Djokjakarta -7.5.47, backstamped 8.5.47

3rd Series. 10 Sen imperforated as a single franking on a censored home-made postcard on very thin paper, from Amboeloe 13.12.46 to Probolinggo

3rd Series. 10 Sen imperforated as a single franking on a censored postcard written at Tambelangan (Madoera) on 25.5.47, cancelled Kedoengdoeng 27.5.47, to Pamekasan 29.5.47. The only postal item of Kedoengdoeng we have ever seen. The sub-post office is opened on 1 Dec 1944 (vNV.RR)

3rd Series. 15 Sen, glazed black die proof, affixed on a piece of cardboard

3rd Series. 15 Sen, an imperforated stamp in dark lilac, cancelled Madioen ?.9.47, an unused perforated vertical pair, imperforated in between, 2 misperforated proofs in lilac and the chosen color reddish violet, both in block of 10, and an imperforated stamp as a single franking on a censored cover from Magelang 15.5.47 to Djakarta 19.5.47

3rd Series. 15 Sen imperforated on a home-made postcard of very thin paper from Republican controlled Batoe 16.6.47 through the Indonesian Red Cross to Dutch controlled Soerabaja 7.7.47, where the addressee had to pay 2x 3½ cent due because Dutch post did not accept the Indonesian stamp. The unidentified violet P.T.T. cachet seems to be from the head office in Soerabaja. A most interesting card!

3rd Series. 30 Sen in a color proof in greenish blue (pair), a normal imperforated used copy and a perforated used copy (shifted perforation). Also one stamp on a money order for Java (scarce!) from Malang -5.6.47 to Madioen 14.6.47, forwarded to a military unit