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RSCJ Authors Index 1948–2017

CUMULATIVE INDEX

1948–2017

Journal Numbers 1-246

Compiled by

Alan R. Drysdall and Cliff Wheatley

Journal Numbers 247-266

Compiled by Geoff Brakspear

AUTHOR INDEX FOR MAJOR RSCJ ARTICLES

It is virtually impossible to define precisely what constitutes an article that should be

listed. Wilf Nodder wrote almost all the first issues himself, often basing his notes on letters

he had received. There is, however, no doubt that his major contributions merit inclusion in a

list of articles. Gerry Simpson also wrote a high proportion of the content of the Journals he

edited, although he did not always add his initials at the end of his notes. His more lengthy

contributions undoubtedly also merit inclusion as articles. There is a further problem of

contributions made to sections such as ‘Matters arising’ from 05 onwards. Contributions

under the name of a member that are a page or more in length are included in the listing

below. Shorter notes and contributions written by the Editor or a Section Editor on the basis

of information submitted are not listed. Articles and Study Research papers listed as such in

the ‘Contents’ on the cover of issues 105 onwards are identified with an asterisk.

Further problems arise with the special Conference issues of the Journal. In these the

contributions range from important articles to a simple listing of an exhibit. The latter, with

the exception of listings that contain information, which may not be otherwise available, are

excluded.

The composition of the Double Head Committee has varied over the years. A Sub-

committee was set up in 1977 (100/117), but after reviewing the O’Connell Collection

(100/113) and the publication of Gerald Simpson’s memo (105/8) little progress was made.

The publication of an important article by David Zaayer in 1979 (107/119) revived interest in

the project, and in the following year the Committee began the work which led to the series of

articles on the colours of the ‘double heads’ published from 1984 onwards. D. Lambert, G.H.

Simpson and J.N. Michael remained with the Committee, with C.M. Hoffman as Secretary; J.

Barber, D.B. Forgan, R.M. Gibbs, A. MacGregor, S. Reah-Johnson and D. Zaayer have made

important contributions.

All references are to Journal Numbers followed by page numbers,


A

*Amos, M., 2000, Zimbabwe Today -the papers used during the 20 years: 196/114–5

*Amos, M., 2002, Zimbabwe Today –Perforations on Zimbabwe stamps April 1980-April

2001: 203/66–8

Anderson, E.L., 1988, The Beira ‘single-ring’ cancel: 142/78–80

Anderson, F., and Graham, I.M., 1977, Kaunga (Khaunga); abandoned boma and police post:

98/63–4 (reprinted from The Northern Rhodesia Journal, v. 5, no.1)

Anon, 1977, The Mkushi provisional postage due overprints; July to September, 1953:

100/166–71

*Anon, 1977–79, Early history of the post office in North-Western Rhodesia: 99/101–7;

100/181–9; 102/108–12; 104/208–12; 105/42–4 (reprinted from the Federal P.O. Magazine, v.

2, to v. 3 , August 1961 to December 1962)

*Ashworth, K., and Harrop, K.G., 1992; The development of the postal services of the

Rhodesias and Nyasaland: 163/168–9

*Ashworth, K, and Harrop, K.G., 1996, Postage dues: 179/106–9

Atkinson, A., 1989, The picture postcards of Rhodesia: 146/59–63

B

Baker, C., 1987, The Imperial Air Service to Rhodesia; the 1928 precursor: 139/109–11

Baker, C., 1988, The BOAC flying-boat service to Cape Maclear 1949–1950: 143/130–4

Baker, C., 2000, An Abandoned Issue – State visit of President Nyerere to Malawi 1984:

194/12-3

Banks, A., 1999, Malawi – Three new postmark types, 193/160–2

*Banks, A., & Flanagan, P., 2014; Some unusual Postal stationery out of Barotseland

(Nalolo) from the Reverend John Lageard of the Paris Missionary Society; 250/45

*Bannister, J.W., 2011, BCA Revenues and Payment of Hut Tax: 238/35–6

Barlow, K., 1961, Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland; machine cancellations: 41/27–8;

42/40–2

*Barnett, R., 2002, Effect of the British Post Office Strike on Rhodesian Mail: 202/19-21

*Barnett, R., 2003, Mitchell and Tring Book on Surcharging of Rhodesian Mail - Updates:

207/52-4

*Barnett, R., 2006, Rhodesia UDI – Surcharged Mail – (Updates): 218/27

Barnett, R., 2008, Registration Hand Stamp Marks pre-1909: 226/21-2

Barnett, Richard, 2017; Majuba Day, 1900; 264/79

*Barry, J.A. 1998, The Postmarks of the Railway Mail Sorting Carriages 187/113-114

*Barry, J.A. 1998, Independence Overprints and Binda Forgeries (display) 187/115

*Barry, J.A. 2001, Ramquabane: 198/36-7

Barry, J.A. & Mrs J., 2001, Matakos and Matoppos: 198/21-3

*Barry, Mrs J., 2013; Odzi, Perf. 13½ x 13½ 1d Admirals, and two stories: 248/152

*Barry, Jenifer, 2016; Knowing your Post Offices and their controlling Office; 260-136

*Barry, Jenifer, 2017: More on Gem Mines (1); 266/204

*Barry, Mrs J., Burke, S. & Gibbs, R.M., 2012, Postmarks on Rhodesian Admirals: 244/135-

141

*Barry, Mrs J. Gibbs, R.M., Brickman, A., Reah-Johnson, S., and Burke S.: 2014; Revisiting

Memoir 16 – Postmarks on Double Heads: 252/128-30


*Barry, Jenifer; Gibbs, RM; Reah-Johnson, Stephen; and Burke Sean: 1-2015; The Single

Circle ‘Skeleton’ Cancels on the Rhodesia Admiral Issue; 255/79-81

*Barry, Jenifer & Schamroth, Julian, 2016; Post Bag Seals; 261-155-6, also see 262/199-200

Barry, Jenifer and Hughes, Mike, 2016; The Thin Red Line; 262/203

*Barter, Mike, 2017; From Bechuanaland to BSA Co. and back again. Tati Matabeleland/

Francistown Post Offices; 265/149-50

*Barter, Mike, 2017; Fort Young: a rare Northern Rhodesian SC cancellation; 265/150

Behrman, J., 1964, Clandestine printings of the Rhodesian Double Heads: 52/6–7

Behrman, J., 1965, Notes and views: v. 15, 56/27–30

*Bell, Robert M, 2016; Gentle Activism; 262/210

*Bell, rob, 2017; Letters from two Prime Ministers; 264/84

*Bell. R. and Blake, G., 1998, Belvedere Camp, Salisbury, Rhodesia 189/213-4

*Benvie, M & Stewart, G., 2014; A Boer War Cover sent from Manzim’nyama, Rhodesia;

250/28

*Berlyn, P., 2012, Rhodesia Names Alaska to Bulalima-Mangwe (Part 1 of a series): 242/30

*Berman, A.D., 1989, The Admiral varieties and mysterious intruders: 147/123–6

*Berman, A.D., 1990, The Admiral die IIa re-examined: 153/178–80

*Berman, A.D., 2001, Admiral die IIa ‘Bonanza’ at Stanley Gibbons: 200/178–80

Berman, A.D., Wilson, A.F., Michael, J., Gibbs, R.M., and Johnson, S.R,, 2011, The JM

Listing of the Double Heads and Admirals – A Tribute: 239/54-5

*Berman, Arnold; Peggie, Paul, Wilson, Andrew; Lambert, Derek; & Schamroth, Julian 2016;

The Thornton Stripes; 261/162-3

*Berridge, J., 2005, Mail flown during the Rhodesian Railways Strike of 1929: 217/187–91

Berry, F., and Williams, G.D.B., 1964, Empire Parliamentary Association; tour of southern

Africa 1924: 54/38–9

Berry, Mike, 2017, The Mission at Mt Selinda, 263/7

*Birkhead, H. 1998, BSA Company Troops Involvement in the Boer War (display); 187/130-

131

*Blake, G., and Bell R., 1998, Belvedere Camp, Salisbury, Rhodesia; 189/213-4

*Blascheck, D., 1999, Postcard With A Story (BSAP, Union Castle, Goromonzi); 182/109-10

*Blascheck, D., 1999, The United Kingdom & South Africa Sea Post Office: 195/68-71

*Blascheck, D., Trotter, B., and Stewart, G, 2004, Southern Rhodesia Provisional Tax

Stamps: 212/110-3

*Brakspear, G., 2003, Zimbabwe Postal Rates from 1980: 206/24-6

*Brakspear, G., 2003, Childline Zimbabwe: 209/153-4

Brakspear, G., 2009, Zimbabwe's Postage Rates Stabilise in US $: 233/138-9

Brakspear, G., 2009, The State of Zimbabwe's Postal Services in 2009: 233/139-40

*Brakspear, G., 2010, Double Head Issue of Rhodesia 1910-13 cancelled on first day of issue:

236/109

*Brakspear, G., 2011, ADS Registration Labels – Part 1: 239/81-3



Brakspear, G., 2013, Surface Airlifted Airmail Labels; 246/6/7; 247/73-74; 248/119

Brakspear, G., 2013, Training Stamps; 247/70

Brakspear, G., 2013, More confetti flaw; 247/70

*Brakspear, G., 2013; Rhodesia Railways: Railway Parcel Stamps; 249/188-92

*Brakspear, Geoff, 2016; Postcard Forum: Strachan & Co, Salisbury and Umtali; 261/181-84

*Brakspear, Geoff, 2017; Postcard Forum: S Koefman, Salisbury; 264/96-7


*Brakspear, Geoff, 2017; Postcard Forum: Argus Printing & Publishing Co. Ltd, Salisbury;

265/151-54

*Breckon, Richard, 2017; The postal service of Southern Rhodesia in 1902 and 1903; 263/30-

1

*Brickman, Arnold, 2016; 2. President Elect, Woodrow Wilson – 1912- Salisbury to

Washington, redirected to New Jersey; 259/72

*Brickman, Arnold, 2016; 10 Benedict Lincoln Prieth – collector and philatelist from

Princeton University; 259/80

*Brickman, Arnold, 2016; 11 The Standard Bank of South Africa, Ltd, 55 Wall Street, New

York; 259/81-2

*Brickman, Arnold, 2016; Fiscal cancels on Double Heads; 261/189-90

*Brickman, A., Gibbs, R.M., Reah-Johnson, S., Barry, Mrs J. and Burke, S.: 2014; Revisiting


*Brodovcky, K., 2012, S. Rhodesia 1931 KGV ½d Postal Stationery Cards overprinted

'SPECIMEN' or 'Specimen': 243/62

Brodovcky, K., 2012, S. Rhodesia KGV 1½d Postal Stationery Admiral Letter Card – Part 3:

243/78-9

Blewitt, P., 1991, Excalibur: v.41, 156/23–4

*Brickman, A., 2009 Double Heads: The Waterlow Specimen Overprints: 232/121-125

(Colour illustrations p.112)

Buckley, Eddie, 2017; Primitive Methodist Missions; 266/185

*Burke, S.A., 2006, A Rhodesian Trek: v 56, 219/65-8

Burke, S.A., 2011, 'Your Favourite Stamp' (Editorial): 239/43-9

*Burke, S.A., 2012, A Used Photograph Postcard: 244/115

Burke, S.A., 2012, Wax Seal on censored mail; 245/164-5

Burke, S A., 2013; A tale told of the Southern Rhodesian 2/- Mardon Trail. 247/101

*Burke, Sean, 2014; Fiscal Cancels on Double Heads – why the interest? 254/31

*Burke, Sean, 2016; A Friend in Need; 259/79

*Burke, Sean, 2016; A small world full of coincidences; 260/135

*Burke, Sean, 2016; The E. Peters postcards of Rhodesia; 260/137-40

*Burke, Sean (as Editor), 2016; The romance of H.C.Dann continues – a 1896 Matabele

Rebellion collection of covers; 262/266-68

*Burke, Sean, 2017: John Austen of Que Que; 263/21-2

*Burke, S.A., Drysdall, Dr. A.R., and Peggie, P., 2010 Barotseland Revisited: 236/110-115

*Burke, Sean; Peggie, Paul; and Drysdall, Alan: 2015, A Miscellany of Barotseland Mission

Mail items. 3. A most rare find and a new route south for early mail; 257/1924

*Burke, SA., and Hoffman, C.M. 2009: A Vivid Rainbow of Flaming Shades (Double Heads

Centenary editorial 236/89-92

*Burke, SA., and Hoffman, C.M. 2011: Book Reviews of Memoirs 17 1nd 18: 239/79-80

*Burke, Sean & Hoffman, Colin, 2016; 27 The Old Umtali (now Mutare) Mission; 259/97

*Burke, S.A., and Reah-Johnson, S. 2009, A Confusion of (DH) Cancels: 233/161-172; see

also 234/11-12 for comments.

*Burke, S.A. and Peggie, P. 2006 Pre-1924 Postal Stationery from Northern Rhodesia with

special reference to Missionary Mail: 221/139-149

*Burke, S.A. and Peggie, P. 2007 More Notes on Early Northern Rhodesia Postal History:

225/137-144;

*Burke, S.A. and Peggie, P. 2009 The Paris Missionary Society (Missions Evangelique de

Paris): 231/82-88


*Burke, S.A., & Peggie, P., 2014: The Old Drift, Sekuti’s Drift or is it Clarke’s Drift, and the

steam launch; 250/34-35

*Peggie P., and Burke, S. A., 2014: Dr Georges Reutter – postal history from the Paris

Missionary Society in Barotseland: 250/38-40

*Burke, Sean and Peggy, Paul; 2015; A Miscellany of Barotseland Mission Mail items: 1. The

Alfred Bertrand Christmas and New Year Greetings Cards; 257/190

*Burke, Sean and Peggie, Paul, 2016; A couple of 1900 Boer War cards, a great charter

Postmark and Mafeking jubilations; 261/178

* Burke, Sean and Peggie, Paul, 2016; A fortunate man! 262/262

*Burke, Sean; Flanagan, Patrick; and Peggie, Paul; 2015; A Miscellany of Barotseland

Mission Mail items. 5. A trio of new Barotse Mission Mail discoveries; 257/196-7

*Burke, S.A. Hoffman, C.M. and Peggie, P. 2011 A Dozen Manifestations – RSC/H&G 11a:

239/84-85

*Burke, S., Barry, Mrs J., & Gibbs, R.M., 2012, Postmarks on Rhodesian Admirals: 244/135-

141

* Burke, S., Gibbs, R.M., Brickman, A., Reah-Johnson and S., Barry, Mrs J.: 2014; Revisiting


*Burke Sean; Gibbs, RM; Barry, Jenifer; and Reah-Johnson, Stephen: 1-2015; The Single


*Burke, Sean & Peggy, Paul, 2016; Some new information and fresh thinking on aspects of

early Barotseland postal history; 258/44-48

*Burke, Sean. & Gibbs, R.M, 2016; 16 The American Board of Mission at Mt Selinda,

Melsetter, Southern Rhodesia; 259/85-6

* Burke, Sean & Winchester, Ronnie, 2017; Double Heads on Cover – 2d value and above;

263/25-9

Burrett, R., 2014; Manzim’nyama; 251/52-3

Burrett, R., 2014: the “False Lobengula” photographs; 251/53-4

*Burrett, Rob, 2017; More on Gem Mine (2), 266/205-06

Byrom, D.A., 1990, The ‘Kent Estate’ registration label: v154/219–20

Byrom, D.A., 1992, Nyanda – an enigma: 163/150–2

Byrom, D.A., 1992, Registration labels; abuses and misuses in Zimbabwe: v163/153–9

C

Cheston, Mrs. J.E., 1999, Display of Northern Rhodesia: v. 49, 191/60-1

*Chick, S.J.O., 1989, The registration marks and labels of Nyasaland: v147/139–41

Clapham, T.D., 1971, African journey: 74/19–23

Clapham, T.D., 1974, Perforating a piece of paper: v87/43–7

Clarke, P and Richards, C., 2005, Olympic Games Moscow 1980 (Zimbabwe issue): 214/20–4

Clay, G.C.R., 1969, The squared circle postmarks of Northern Rhodesia, 66/29–30

Clay, G.C.R., 1969, British Association – Victoria Falls, 67/6–8

Clay, G.C.R., 1970–73, The squared circle postmarks of Northern Rhodesia: 69/4–7; 71/41–2;

v. 21, 74/23–5; 76/73–4; 81/6–8

Clay, G.C.R., 1971,When did they open? 76/74–5

Clay, G.C.R., 1971, Mwinilunga – N. Rhodesia: 76/75–6

Clay, G.C.R., 1972, The romance of the inks in Northern Rhodesia: v77/15–16

Clay, G.C.R., 1972, Postmarks of Sumbu: 79/48

Clay, G.C.R., 1972, Tales of a District Officer: 80/ 55–6


Clay, G.C.R., 1978, Early days in Northern Rhodesia: 102/98–102

*Clay, G.C.R., 1990, BCA overprint with N.E. Rhodesia postmarks 1893–1900: v153/168–70

*Collis, D.J., 1982, Mashonaland rural posts; the Gazaland settlements: 119/127–37

*Collis, D.J., 1982–83, The eastern route – Umtali and beyond: 120/180–91; 121/20–33

Collis, D.J., 1984–85, The eastern route post offices: 127/120–4; 128/176–85; 129/20–25;

130/66–71

*Collis, D.J., 1985, Lomagundi and Ayrshire: 131/132–40

*Collis, D.J., 1986–87, The thin red line – Tuli to Salisbury: 136/157–64; 137/25–32

*Collis, D.J., 1996, Agent extraordinaire; Ebenezer Crouch Edkins: v177/28–30

*Collis, D.J., 1998, Sebungwe – The Ultimate Outpost? Short cut to the Batoka Plateau

185/29–35

Collis, D.J., 2013 Ayrshire Rhodesia single circle with franking dots found at last! 246/11

*Collis, Dave, 2016; Tales from the archives: the Victoria to Selukwe Mail Service;262/214-5

*Collis, Dave, 2017; Tales from the Archives: a tale of two cities – well two Gwandas!;

263/45-7

*Collis, Dave, 2017; Tales from the Archives – Inseza; 264/93-4

*Collis, Dave, 2017; Tales from the archives: The Insiza River Crossing on the Belingwe

Road or the Inseza Sequel; 264/95

*Collis, Dave, 2017; Tales from the Archives – Matabeleland: The 1896 post-rebellion Police

& Native Department Posts; 265/158-60

*Collis, Dave, 2017; From the archives – Service to N W Rhodesia; 2066-14

*Collis, D.J., and Wheatley, C.W.R., 1988, BSA Co. postal stationery 1894–1921;

information in the National Archives stamp registers: 142/82–7

*Cook, G., 2003, Jack Tar – Mashonaland Railways Small Class no. 7: 207/61-4

Cooksey, Dr. C.J., 1963, The air letter sheets of Southern Rhodesia: 48/12–14

Cooksey, Dr. C.J., 1963, ‘OD’ flaws on the 1d Double Head: 49/28–30

Cooksey, Dr. C.J. 1963, Air letter stamps of Central African Airways: 50/41–2

*Cooksey, Dr. C.J., 1980, A study of the flaws of the halfpenny small Arms: 109/22–32

Cooksey, Dr. C.J., 1983, The Airways Letter Service of Central African Airways: 122/82–8

Cooksey, Dr. C.J., 2010, 3d Small Falls – The Two Pane Theory: 235/79–80

*Cooksey, Dr. C.J., 2011, The Imprints of the 1d S. Rhodesia Victory Issue: 238/36–38

*Cooksey, Dr. C.J., 2011, The (Airmail) Researches of the late Arthur Pratt: 241/162–3

*Cooksey, Christopher; 2015; Mining Documents of the British South Africa Company,

256/114

* Cooksey, Christopher; Mathieu, Paul; and McCullough, Anita; 2015; A story of two game

licenses; 255/77-78

Coop, B., 2007, Settings and Varieties of the BSAC 1890/1 Issue Overprinted B.C.A.: 222/30–

4

*Coop, B., 2010, An Update on the B.C.A. Overprints on the BSA Company stamps.: (234/28–

30

*Coop, B., 2014; The Mystery of Leofric Clemesha; 252/113-14

*Coop, Brian, 2016; The Lost Mission, 25/40-41

*Coop, Brian, 2016; 7. African or American?; 259/76-7

*Coop, Brian, 2016; Bad news travels slowly; 262/213

*Coop. Brian, 2017; A Late Bloomer; 265/166-68

Cooper, Dave; 2015; A Southern Rhodesian GVI Medal Flaw; 256/100

Cordes, C., 1990, Plating study; 1905 Victoria Falls issue: 152/124–6

Cordes, c., 2013, The Victoria Falls (exerpts from his Latge Gold Metal exhibit); 246/49-62


*Cordes, C., 2013, Items from his 2013 Gold Medal Exhibit of 1905 Victoria Falls at

Melbourne 2013; 246/p.60–2

*Cordes, C., Kemp, I., and Wheatley, C.W.R., 2004, Rhodesia 1905 Victoria Falls –

Perforation Summary: 210/28–30

*Corrigan, Kevin, 2017; Rhodesia & Nyasaland: 1954 Die Proofs; 266/215

*Coulton, E., 1998, The Tanganyika Expeditions 186/75–83

*Coulton, Eric; 2015; The Navel Africa Expedition – World War One; 257/203-9

*Courtis Dr. J.K., 2011, Post Office Wrappers: British South Africa Company, S. Rhodesia,

Nyasaland and British Central Africa Protectorate: 239/73-75

*Courtis, Dr John K, 2016; Private Printed Matter Wrappers from Rhodesia and Nyasaland:

Glimpses of Social History; 261-157-61

*Cross, Peter; 2015; Discerning forgeries in the high values of the 1895 British Central

Africa (Arms of the Protectorate) issue; 256/165

*Cubbin, Ian, 2016; 6 Burger & Co, Nassau St, New York; 259/75

*Cubbin, Ian, 2016; 22 1907 registered OHMS cover to USA with oval GPO BCA; 259/91

*Cubbin, Ian, 2016; 25 Write to me a little and think of me often; 259/95

*Cubbin, Ian, 2016; 26 Erwin Hart Richards (1851-1928) from Orwell, Ohio; 259/96

*Cubbin, I and Lane, I., 2006, British Central Africa Protectorate Cheque Stamps: 218/26

D

Deal, A.J.A., 1958, The ‘Mosely’1 collection of Rhodesia, 28/7–9; 29/20–1; 30/37–8

Deal, A.J.A., 1959–60, Rhodesia; the controversial 8d of the Admiral series: 32/4–6; 33/20–

2; 34/36–7

Deal, A.J.A., 1959–60, Rhodesia; the controversial 8d of the Admiral series – a further

difference between die I and die II: 36/3

Deal, A.J.A., 1960, Notes on the 1896–97 ‘Large Arms’ issues of Rhodesia: 37/20–3

Deal, A.J.A., 1961, The 1d of the redrawn Large Arms issue of 1897; the derivation of an

oddity: 40/12–13

Deal, A.J.A., 1962, The 1d brown-lake and deep emerald of the 1896–1899 issue: 47/52

Deal, A.J.A., 1966, ‘OD’ flaws on the 1d Double Head: 58/4–5

Deal, A.J.A., 1970, Plate numbers of the bicoloured Admirals: 69/8–9

Deal, A.J.A., 1976, A note on the printing plates of the 1d double head: v96/93–4

Deal, A.J.A., 1987, Rhodesian Collections; XII Noel Calnan: 137/9

Deal, A.J.A., 1987, The 1d double head, an interesting variety on stamp no. 87: 139/95

Deal, A.J.A., and Hoffman, C.M., 1988, Rhodesian Collections; XVII W. Bernard Livermore:

143/107–8

*De Bourbon, A. 1998, Specimens, Proofs, Currency Cards, Mint Stationery, Revenues and

Fiscals (display) 187/116-118

De Bourbon, A. 2007, Zimbabwe Revenue Stamps; 223/66

De Bourbon, A. 2009, Southern Rhodesia Personal Tax Stamps; 233/137-8

De Bourbon, A., 2013, Sir William Henry Milton – a little trivia; 246/38

*De Bourbon A., Lambert, D., Levy, C., and Soriano, J., 2001 The Admirals 1913-24 ½d and

1d plates: 201/143–7

*De Bourbon A., 2009, Revenues South of the Zambesi: v232/126–132, (colour illustrations

p.113-4)

*De Bourbon A., 2011, Cigarette Surtax 1937-53 and the Excise Overprints: 240/164–9

1 Consistently misspelt as ‘Moseley


*De Bourbon A., 2013, Sir Henry William Milton – a little trivia: 246/38

*De Lange, H., 2002, Rhodesian Collections XXX: - Alec Kaplan RDP, RDPSA 204/92–3

*Dennis, Brian and Tommasson, Gary, 2016; Rhodesia Perfin Survey; 261/185-88

De Robeck, B., 1984, Postal stationery of British Central Africa: 128/165–6

De Robeck, 1984, The use of Portuguese Nyassa stamps by the Nyasaland-Rhodesia Field

Force: 125/167–8

*Devine, Terry; 2015; Sixty-two years of collecting Rhodesian cancels; 257/200

*Diesveld, J. 2005, North-Eastern Postal Stationery Cards – A New Discovery? 214/27-9

Dixon, G. 1998, Stamps in the Making (the Bee issue) 187/89-90

*Donen, N., & Harrop, K., 2014: Lusaka 1935: FDC and FFC covers; 253/158-62

*Donen, N. & Harrop, K., 2014: Umtali-Salisbury First Flight 5 October 1935 – Interesting

Observations; 253/163-67

*Double Head Committee, 1984, Rhodesia; the colours of the double heads: 125/32–9

*Double Head Committee, 1984, Rhodesia; the colours of the double heads; the colours of

the double head 4d: 125/40–3






the double head 2s: 128/194–8






the double head 2/6: 134/73–9










the double head 7s 6d: 167/157–64


the double head £1: 200/105–17





Doughty, T.L., 1972, Rhopex issue 1966: 78/25–6

Doughty, T.L., 1977, R.A.F. camp P.O.s 1939–45: 98/47–9

Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 1976, An interesting Bechuanaland postcard: 94/39–40

Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 1977, Central Africa at war: 100/152–62

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 1979, Zambia National Archives collection: 106/86–9

Drysdall, Dr. A.R. 1980, Northern Rhodesia miscellany: 112/148–50


*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 1983, Northey, Rivers and Rhynas; northern frontier follies: 122/89–98

Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 1983, Northey and the N. F. overprint: 124/171–3

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 1983, More northern frontier follies: 124/198–204

Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 1984, The use of Portuguese Nyassa stamps by the Nyasaland-Rhodesia

Field Force: 125/16–19

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 1985, The Nyasaland stamps overprinted ‘N. F.’: 130/89–96

Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 1987, A.P.O. and F.P.O. mail – 1914–18: 138/61–4

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 1987, The McNeil of Abercorn: 140/160–8

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 1994, Postage rates prior to 1900: 170/91–103

Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 1994, German East Africa to Germany via Fort Johnson, Chinde and

Cape Town: 171/147–8

Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 1994, The Australians at Fort Charter: 172/175–6

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 1995, Postage rates prior to 1900 (see RSCJ 170/91) – some further

information: 173/16–18

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 1995, A traveller in Africa; the Gordon Hake correspondence, 174/73–

83

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 1996, Capt. Chas L. Norris-Newman, 179/103–5

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 1997, Mocambique to Mashonaland: 181/33–4

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 1997, A new combination cover: 181/35–6

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 1997, Frank Oates revisited: 181/37–8

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 1997, The Puzey correspondence; a rare Galle ship letter: 181/38–9

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 1998, Paquebot Mail from Rhodesia 189/215–216

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 1999 Kazembe 190/27

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 1999 The Jameson Raid and Swaziland 192/107-8

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 2000 ‘Paquebot II’ 195/51-6

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 2000 ‘Passed Press Censor’ Handstamps used in Rhodesia, (Boer War):

195/57-61

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 2000 A Postcard from Beira: 196/112-3

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 2000 A ‘New’ Oates cover: 197/142-3

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 2002 The Essays and Dies from the 1925 Northern Rhodesian

Definitives: 202/31-2

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 2003 A Northern Rhodesia Miscellany: 207/55-60

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 2004, The Court Treatt Cape to Cairo Expedition: 210/42-3

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 2004, Francis Fletcher Jones Revisited: 211/68-78

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 2004, A Previously Unrecorded Mashonaland Combination Cover:

211/79-80

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 2004, The Court Treatt Cape to Cairo Expedition Again: 211/81-3

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 2004, Mail to Mashonaland in 1890 – 92 – A cover with a Story:

212/114-5

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 2004, An 1892 cover from Tuli: 213/158-9

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 2006, Mail to Chinde and some further observations concerning the

Storey Correspondence: 220/102-7

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 2006, Yet Another Storey East Coast Mail Service via Chinde: 221/150-3

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 2008, Chinde Revisited – again: 226/p.33-41

Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 2008, Some Previously Unrecorded Essays for Nyasaland Airmail

Stamps: 227/p.66-7

Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 2008, BSA Co. N.R Embossed Revenue Stamps: 227/p.71-2

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 2008 Apparent double printing of the black on stamps of the 1963 NR

issue 228/p.103-4


*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 2008 A letter from Robert Moffat 228/p.110-2

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 2010 The 2d and 3d 'Large Falls' stamps of Southern Rhodesia:

234/p.37-42

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 2010 A letter from the lonely philatelist (Frank Melland) 237/198-9

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 2011 Serendipity and headaches, the lot of the postal historian (N. E.

Rhodesia): 239/p.75-9

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 2011 Postal Stationery Cards addressed to the UK sent by railway

workers from Umtali via Beira in 1897-8: 240/p.110-111

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 2011 The Stamps overprinted 'B.C.A.' in Museum Africa, Johannesburg:

240/p.123-6

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 2011 Hargreaves and Fort Young: 241/p.159-162

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 2011 A well-travelled cover (N. Rhodesia 1912-3): 241/173-4

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 2012 Northern Rhodesia's cigarette tax labels: 243/83-7

*Drysdall, Dr A R., 2013; A new twist to the story of the BSA Co.’s remainders; 249/187

*Drysdall, Alan; 2015; Some Northern Rhodesia covers seen at York – and some others;

256/116-22

*Drysdall, Alan; 2015; The commissioning of the Ilala and the launching on Lake Nyasa;

256/124-5

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R. and Glasman, L., 2002 A possibly unique Mozambique / BCA

combination cover: 202/33-5

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R. and Hickman, P., 2009 Two early covers from Barotseland sent via the

Bechuanaland Protectorate: 233/155-160

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., and Hickman, Peter, 2010, Numeral-coded barred-oval used in N.W.

Rhodesia: 235/76–79

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., and Johnstone, I.., 2007 Chinde Revisited 224/105

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., and Lane, I., 1998 The Moirs Revisited 189/217–218

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R. and Lane, I., 2000 Harry Johnston & the Commandant of the Armed

Forces of British Central Africa: v197/144-55

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R. and Lane, I., 2003 Northern Rhodesia KG V Stamp and Stationery Issues:

207/69-75

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R. and Lane, I., 2005 The Stamps of the Rhodesias, Nyasaland, etc.,

represented in the British Library’s Foreign and Commonwealth Office Collection, and some

related die proofs and colour trials: 214/30-49

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R. and Lane, I., 2005 Early Picture Postcards from BCA, N.E. Rhodesia and

Rhodesia 215/88-91

Drysdall, Dr. A.R. and Lane, I., 2005 The Revenue Stamps of Northern Rhodesia – some

further information: 216/119-135

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., Burke, S. and Peggie, P., 2010 Barotseland Revisited: 236/110-115

*Drysdall, Alan; Peggie, Paul; and Burke, Sean: 2015, A Miscellany of Barotseland Mission


*Drysdall, Dr. A.R.., and Moore, K., 2012, A Contrived Northern Rhodesia Postage Due

Cover: 244/149

*Drysdall, Dr. A, Osbourne, H., and Wingent, P., 2010, A Zeppelin Cover addressed to the

Falkland Islands: 237/190-1

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., and Peggie, P., 2012, An Unusual Example of Cross Border Mail:

244/141–2

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., and Pennycuick, K., 1984, Northey’s provisionals: 127/141–4

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., and Pennycuick, K., 1985, The northern frontier revisited; cancellations

on N. F. F. mail: 129/36–48


Drysdall, Dr. A.R., and Pratt, A.F., 1989, Fort Manning, BCA, to Berbera, Somaliland:

149/207–11

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., Stroud, J.R., and Lambert, D., 1997, A tough diet (Trooper A.W.

Wakefield): 182/74–6

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., and Thomas, M., 2007, Crop marks on KGVI and QEII stamps of

Northern Rhodesia: 222/29

*Drysdall Dr. A.R. and Torres F., 2011, A Safari to the Victoria Falls: 238/ 33-4

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R. and Wingent, P., 2005 The Storey Correspondence: mail from the UK

addressed to BCA in 1897-98: v. 55, 214/50-9

Drysdall, Dr. A.R., and Wright, E.K., 1989, The B.S.A. Co. Fort Tuli datestamp: 148/180–8

*Drysdall, Dr. A.R., and Wright, E.K., 1990, The Puzey correspondence and the

Mashonaland posts: 150/25–48

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Ellenberger, V.F., 1962, Federation stamp varieties: 47/61

Ellenberger, V.F., 1964, Rhodesian plates: 52/13–15

Ellenberger, V.F., 1966, The Rhodesia ‘Independence’ stamp: 58/13–15

Ellenberger, V.F., 1970, The Rhodesian 1d double head: 69/7–8

Ellenberger, V.F., 1970, Chirundu: 71/40–1

Ellenberger, V.F., 1970–72, Postmarks of Rhodesia from 1950 to 1969: 71/45–7; 72/53–8;

73/9–13; 74/25–9; 75/42–9; 76/60–5 & 70; 77/3–878/29–33; 79/49–52; 80/60–2

Ellenberger, V.F., 1972, Serodela: 78/27–8

Epps, R. and de Lange, H., 2006, A Double Head Curiosity: 219/56

F

Fairweather, W.G., 1974, The first issue of Northern Rhodesia postage stamps: 86/26–7

(Reprinted from The Northern Rhodesia Journal, v. 1)

*Flanagan, P,. 2009 Illustrations of Postal History material shown at RSC Conference

(includes missionary mail): 232/107-9

*Flanagan, Patrick; 2015; The Peculiarities of the Imperforate varieties of the low value

duties of the 1924 Southern Rhodesia Admiral issue; 254/32-5

*Flannigan, Patrick, 2017; A 1909 HG 11a Paris Missionary Society card; 265/154

*Flanagan, P., & Banks, A., 2014; Some unusual Postal stationery out of Barotseland

(Nalolo) from the Reverend John Lageard of the Paris Missionary Society; 250/45

*Flanagan, Patrick; Peggie, Paul; and Burke, Sean; 2015; A Miscellany of Barotseland


Folk, E.H., 1970–71, Head plate flaws of King George VI high values of Bermuda, Leeward

Islands, and Nyasaland, May 1970: 72/59–64; 73/13–16, 74/33–6, 75/54–7; 76/70

Forgan, D., 1972, Rusape handstamp varieties: 7/17–18

Fortnum, D., 1988, Southern Rhodesia; 1953 Rhodes Centenary and Rhodes Exhibition

issues: 141/20–3

*Fourie, A. 1998, Southern Rhodesia KGV and Major Varieties (display) 187/104-105

Franklin, J.E., 1977, Rhodesian airmails since UDI: 100/171–5

*Fraser, C.G., 1981, The Royal Tour of Southern Rhodesia 1947: 116/162–7


*Frescura, F., 2008, The Beira & Mashonaland Railways Newspaper Stamp – A production

puzzle: 228

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Gavin, James; 2015; King George VI Southern Rhodesia Advertising Covers; 257/215-6

Gavin, James, 2016; Maxim Cards; 260/142

Gavin, James, 2016; The 1964 Southern Rhodesia 4d – Pears or Oranges?, 261/177

Gavin, James, 2017; Advertising Covers: African Commercial Co, Salisbury; 263/29

Gavin, James, 2017; Revisiting the 1953 Royal Visit; 266/226/28

*Gibbs, R M, 2016; The 1d Double Head – “The Greatest Stamp of the British Empire”,

259/64-67

*Gibbs, R. M, 2016; 12 Rare cancels on early Rhodesian covers to Montgomery Ward & Co;

259/83

*Gibbs, R. M. 2016; 14 A registered BSAC envelope from American Mission, W.R. Vernon at

Solwezi; 259/84

*Gibbs, Bob, 2016; A paean to the study of postmarks; 262/253-6

*Gibbs, Bob; 2017; An astonishing discovery – a new 3d Double Head; 263/34-5

*Gibbs, Bob, 2017; First day cancels on BSAC Admirals – a rare thing; 265/127

Gibbs, R.M., Michael, J., Hoffman C.M. and Johnson, S.R, 2010, The JM Listing of the

Double Heads – A Tribute: 236/124-136

Gibbs, Michael, J., R.M. Hoffman C.M. and Johnson, S.R,, 2010, The JM Listing of the

Admirals – A Tribute: 236/137-151

Gibbs, R.M., Berman, A.D., Wilson, A.F., Michael, J. and Johnson, S.R,, 2011, The JM


Gibbs, R.M., and Reicheck, S., 1987, The 1910 double head remainders: 138/51–4

*Gibbs, R.M., Burke, S., and Barry, Mrs J., 2012, Postmarks on Rhodesian Admirals:

244/135-141

*Gibbs, R.M., Brickman, A., Reah-Johnson, S., Barry, Mrs J. and Burke, S.: 2014; Revisiting


*Gibbs, RM; Barry, Jenifer; Reah-Johnson, Stephen; and Burke Sean: 1-2015; The Single


*Gibbs, R.M. & Burke, Sean, 2016; 16 The American Board of Mission at Mt Selinda,

Melsetter, Southern Rhodesia; 259/85-6

Gledhill, J M., 2013; Postal Orders at Sesheke; 247/71/2

Glidden, T.L., 1958, The perforations of the 1890 and 1891 issues of Rhodesia: 30/46

*Godfrey, J., 1981, The postal and railway strikes of 1920 and their effects on the Rhodesian

postal services: 115/108–14

Goulding, Adam; 2015; A Kasempa Cover – the ‘Swedish’ connection; 256/103-4

*Goulding, Adam; 2015; Artwork for Zambian Stamps and an unrecorded overprint error;

257/214

*Goulding, Adam, 2016; 18 Canadian Geologist who had a Northern Rhodesian town named

after him; 259/88

*Goulding, Adam, 2016; Original Artwork on Zambian Stamps; 242/216-8

*Goulding, Adam, 2016; A previously unrecorded Rhodesia Railways Ltd cancellation Ndola

dated 11 Dec 1933; 262-220

*Goulding, Adam, 2017; More artwork for Zambia stamps; 264/83


*Goulding, Adam, 2017; A Question of Location: Mulungushi Postal Agency open One

Hundred and Eight Days. 8-9-24 to 24.12.24; 265/138-41

*Goulding, adam, 2017; Gabriel Ellison – a remarkable woman; 265/164-65

* Goulding, Adam & Harrop, Keith, 2016; 5. British Intelligence? – New York 1942; 259/75

Graham, I.M., and Anderson, F., 1977, Kaunga (Khaunga); abandoned boma and police post:

98/63–4 (reprinted from The Northern Rhodesia Journal, v. 5, no.1)

*Gravenor, D., 2014: The postcards of A J Storey; 250/32-34

*Gravenor, David, 2016; Real Photograph Postcards from British Central Africa; 261/179-80

*Groenewald, J., FDPSA, 2009, Britain's 'war' against Rhodesia - The Beira Blockade 1965-

75: 231/79-81

Guy, Nick, 2.16, “Remainders on the 1905 Fall Issue”, 258/12-3

Guy, Nick, 2017; Tanganyika Central Railway, 264/57-8

H

*Hallatt, W. 1998, The Dunphalie Story (in brief) 187/105-106, 111

*Hallatt, W. 2009, These Are a Few of My Favourite Things – Part 1: 230/30-34



*Hallatt, W. 2009, These Are a Few of My Favourite Things – Part 4: 233/176

*Hallatt, W. 2010, William is Found Wanting – A B.S.A.C. Kawimbwe Cover or not: 234/8-10

*Hallatt, W. 2012, Recollections – Receipts of payment and Alaska Mine Postmarks: 244/114

*Hallatt, W. 2012, More Recollections – Geoffrey Musgrave of Selukwe: 245/179

*Hallatt, W., 2013; Recollections 5: Could there be a Bindura Relief canceller out there?

248/138

*Hallatt, W., 2014; Recollections: World War I and World War II; 253/168-69

*Hallatt, W., 2014; More Recollections: Early Mashonaland postal history of Hellmuth and

Goats; 250/31

*Hallatt, W. 2010, and Peetoom, O.J. William is Found Wanting revisited – A B.S.A.C.

Kawimbwe Cover or not: 236/95-71

Hallatt, Bill; 2015; Recollections: Cheshire, a Police Camp near Umtali and a story; 255/75-6

*Halstead, F., and McCullough. A., 2007, John Lowe Nicol and Abercorn: 224/105-108

Hamilton, I.T., 1959, Rhodesia; some heresies about the 1d Double Head: 33/25–6; 34/39;

35/52–3

Hamilton, I.T., 1970, The Double Head ½d: 70/20–3

Hamilton, I.T., 1976, Double head imprints: 95/56–9

Hamilton, I.T., 1977, How daft can you get? 100/150–1

*Hamilton, Ian T, 2016; Rhodesia 1d. The Double Head Issue of 1910; 261/172-77

*Hankins, Peter, 2016; Henry Richard Wallis C.M.G. 1866-1944; 262/258-9

*Hanks, A.J., 1996, A bi-coloured ½d Admiral: 179/110–12

*Hanks, A.J., and Merrick, P., 2013, The 1924 Double Head Remainders: An Update:

246/55–8

* Hanks, Alan and Reah-Johnson, Stephen; 2015; Chronology of the Geneses of the double

Head stamp Issue; 254/38-43

Hanman, K.D., 2000, BSAC Postal Stationery (display): 196/90

Hanman, K.D., 2000, Auction review: 197/132–3

*Hanman, K.D., and Pratt, A.F., 2002, Destination Mail from the Rhodesias and Nyasaland

by Zeppelin during 1934/5: 203/69–80


Harris, M.W., 1976, Let’s stick up for stamps! 94/40–2

Harris, M.W., 1977, Centenary celebrations: 100/178–80

*Harris, M.W., 1985, The coil stamps of the Rhodesias and Nyasaland: 130/79–88; 131/126–

31

*Harris, M.W., 1989, The R.A.P.T. Christmas seals 1955–1980: 145/37–44

Harris, M.W., and Hoffman, C.M., 1976, Rhodesian ‘remainders’ – again: 96/98–101

Harrop, K.G., 1975–76, An account of the participation of the Rhodesian forces during the

Boer War: 92/73–6; 93/17–20

Harrop, K.G., 1983, The airgraph service: 122/79–81

Harrop, K.G., 1984, Schlesinger Air Race: 127/125–7

Harrop, K.G., 1984–85 and 1987, Air letter cards: 127/129–35; 128/187–91; 129/30–5; v. 35,

130/73–8; 131/117–25; 140/151–3

Harrop, K.G., 1994, Southern Rhodesia circular ‘TO PAY’ marks: 169/58–9; 171/151–2

*Harrop, K.G., 1994, The war tax 1917 to 1922: 170/106–9

*Harrop, K.G., 1995, The Malayan emergency 1948–1960: 174/70–2

*Harrop, K.G., 1996, Northern Rhodesia censorship World War II: 177/31–6

*Harrop, K.G., 1996, Nyasaland censorship World War II: 178/74–8

*Harrop, K.G., 1999, Postage Due and Instructional Marks: v. 49, (191/75–6

Harrop, K.G., 1999, Display of Instructional marks: 191/60

*Harrop, K.G., 2003, Lobengula and the Pioneer Column: (207/65–8

*Harrop, K.G., 2010, Southern Rhodesia – United Kingdom 1/4d Air Mail Rate: 234/26–7

*Harrop, K.G., 2011, Were 'Double Heads' definitives or commemoratives?: 240/122

Harrop, K G., 2013; Surface Airlifted Airmail Labels; 249/162

*Harrop, Keith, 2017; Postal history surprises in Lancashire; 265/135-37

*Harrop, Keith, 2017; More Southern Rhodesia postal history from a Lancashire Collection;

266/2529

*Harrop, K.G., and Ashworth, K., 1992; The development of the postal services of the

Rhodesias and Nyasaland: 163/168–9

*Harrop, K.G., and Ashworth, K, 1996, Postage dues: 179/106–9

* Harrop, K. & Donen, N., 2014: Lusaka 1935: FDC and FFC covers; 253/158-62

* Harrop, K. & Donen, N., 2014: Umtali-Salisbury First Flight 5 October 1935 – Interesting

Observations; 253/163-67

*Harrop, Keith & Goulding, Adam, 2016; 5. British Intelligence? – New York 1942; 259/75

*Hawken, Tony, 2012, In the eye of the beholder - The Nyasaland soldiers stamp: 245/177–8

*Hawken, Tony, 2013; 1971 Malawi Overprint – UK Postal strike. 247/109-10

*Hensman, S., 2013; Forgeries Watch; 246/63; 247/108; 249/170

Hensman, S., 2014; The Enkeldoorn forgery: Dispelling the myth;253/150

*Hensman, Simon & Reah-Johnson, Stephen, 2017; The Colours and Printings of the 6d

Rhodesia Double Head; 264/85-92

* Hensman, Simon & Reah-Johnson, Stephen, 2017; The Colours and Printings of the 5d








Herdzik, Walter; 2015; ‘Zambia in the Sun’, 255/58-9


*Herdzik, Walter, 2016; 15 Cover from Mufulira, N Rhodesia to Chicago, Illinois, Under

Franked; 259/84

*Herdzik, Walter, 2016; 17 Two early examples of postal history to North America (British

Columbia and New Jersey); 259-87

*Herdzik, Walter, 2016; 19 Luanshya, Northern Rhodesia Censored Cover to New York City,

N.Y., USA; 259/88

*Herdzik, Walter, 2016; 21 Two under franked 1927 items of postal history from North

Rhodesia; 259/90

*Herdzik, Walter, 2017; Northern Rhodesian Advertising Covers from a Calgary collection;

266/229-32

*Hickman, P., 1989, Postal history and postmarks: 147/104–6

Hickman, P., 1989, Rhodesian collections; XXI Gerwyn David Bowen Williams: 148/152–3

*Hickman, P., 2001, Post Offices and Post Marks of Early Umtali 1891-1906: 200/118–24

Hickman, P., 2007, Letter: H. Scudamore UMCA, Shire River – May 15 1861 via Tete

(carried by Livingstone): 223/62-3

Hickman, P., 2008, Sinton's/Dann's Postmark/Cover Collection (Corbitts 15/11/2007):

227/63-5

*Hickman, P., 2010, Some Observations About “1864” Cape Barred Oval Numeral

Cancellations Used on BSAC: 234/30-4

*Hickman, P., 2013, The Livermore Trophy in 2012: 244/110

*Hickman, P., 2013; B.S.A.C. Registered Envelopes: Some Observations Arising From

Memoir 8; 248/139-42

*Hickman, Peter; 2015; The Early Telegraph Service; 254/43

*Hickman, Peter; 2015; A Miscellany of Barotseland Mission Mail items: 2. The 1887 Entire

from Reverend Francois Coilland at Sefula; 257/191

* Hickman, Peter, 2016; 13 Africa for God; 259/83

*Hickman, Peter, 2017; Of Kuruman, Moffat and Mzilikazi – a 1835 cover with a story;

265/155

*Hickman, Peter, 2017; A third Matabele Rebellion item recovered from the stagecoach

attacked near Shangani; 265/174

*Hickman, P. and Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 2009 Two early covers from Barotseland sent via the

Bechuanaland Protectorate: 233/155-160

*Hickman, P., and Drysdall, Dr. A.R, 2010, Numeral-coded barred-oval used in N.W.

Rhodesia: 235/76–79

*Hill, Anna; 2015; The Exhibit – a poem written during the International Philatelic

Exhibition, Melbourne,2013; 256/166

*Hill, M., 2014; Postal slogan: Southern Rhodesia/Rhodesia/Zimbabwe 1927-1982; 212/115-

16

*Hoffman, C.M., 1977–79, Notes on the 1898–1908 ‘small Arms’ and 1909 ‘Rhodesia’

overprinted and surcharged issues: 98/50–5; 99/94–100; 100/141–9; 101/15–19; 102/79–87;

103/138–48; 104/191–7; 105/29–34; 106/78–85

*Hoffman, C.M., 1980, Rhodesia; the double head ‘clandestine roulettes’: 112/161–4

*Hoffman, C.M., 1981, Some notes on stamp printers and their methods of printing with

specific reference to B.S.A. Co. stamps: 115/115–22

*Hoffman, C.M., 1982, Rhodesia; the first official airmails 1931–1932: 117/30–48

*Hoffman, C.M., 1982, Rhodesia; the 1917 ‘war tax’, the 1½d. Admiral stamp and the 1917

‘Livingstone provisionals’: 118/81–96

Hoffman, C.M., 1986, The production of postal stationery: 134/69–72; 135/110–3; 136/153–

5


*Hoffman, C.M., 1986, Publishing a society journal: 135/117–24

Hoffman, C.M., 1987, Background notes on the second Bulawayo provisional issue 1896:

137/21–4; 138/65–6; 139/104–6

Hoffman, C.M., 1988, Southern Rhodesia; the Waterlow archives; 141/17–20

Hoffman, C.M., 1988, Rhodesian Study Circle 1948–1988; 142/64–8

*Hoffman, C.M., 1988–90, Southern Rhodesia – Waterlow archives; 1924 ‘Admiral’

definitive issue: 144/184–92; 145/28–36; 146/81–9; : 148/174–9; 149/224–30; 151/87–90

*Hoffman, C.M., 1988, Southern Rhodesia – Waterlow archives; 1924 ‘Admiral’ revenue

issue: 143/140–4

Hoffman, C.M., 1988, Rhodesian collections; XVIII Robert M. Gibbs: 144/156–8

Hoffman, C.M., 1989, Rhodesian collections; XIX J.E.M. Coch: 145/7–8

*Hoffman, C.M., 1990, Rhodesia’s first stamps: 150/5–24

*Hoffman, C.M., 1990, Southern Rhodesia – Waterlow archives; 1935 Silver Jubilee issue:

154/223–8

*Hoffman, C.M., 1991, Southern Rhodesia – Waterlow archives; 1937 Coronation issue:

156/36–41

*Hoffman, C.M., 1991, Southern Rhodesia – Waterlow archives; 1940 B.S.A. Company

Golden Jubilee issue: 157/71–84

*Hoffman, C.M., 1993, Early laws in Rhodesia: 164/26–30

*Hoffman, C.M., 1993, Waterlow’s printing methods: 165/74–80

*Hoffman, C.M., 1994, Southern Rhodesia – Waterlow archives; 1937 definitive issue:

168/33–40; 169/77–80

*Hoffman, C.M., 1994, Rhodesia; postal rates before and after 1900: 170/104–5

*Hoffman, C.M., 1994, Rhodesia; the BSA Co. 1890–1924; the specimen stamps: 170/111–

120

*Hoffman, C.M., 1997, Aspects of Rhodesian philately: 181/11–14; 183/104–8

*Hoffman, C.M. 1998, A Selection of Proofs, Essays and Forgeries (display) 187/122-123

*Hoffman, C.M. 1999, The History of Waterlows 193/140-2

*Hoffman, C.M. 2001, Early Postal Stationery – B1 ‘SPECIMEN’ perforations: 200/98-9

*Hoffman, C.M., 2006, Aspects of Rhodesia and S. Rhodesia – A display by Michael

Mowbray: 219/57–8

*Hoffman, C.M., 2006, The Waterlow Archives: 219/69–79

*Hoffman, C.M., 2010, Rhodesia Double Heads a Hundred Years Ago: 236/116–8

Hoffman, C.M., 2011, Rhodesia – Military Campaigns between 1890 and 1900: 240/98-9

*Hoffman, C.M., 2013, R Patrick Flanagan – A Journey Through the Rhodesias: 244/111-3

*Hoffman, C.M., 2014: Rhodesia: the Waterlow £2 of 1897 – S new Waterlow plate, or the

reuse of the old Bradbury plate?; 253/170-72

*Hoffman, Colin; 2015; Three Galleys sailing....; 255/84

*Hoffman, Colin; 2015; Rhodesia Arms Issues 1890-1909, 256/115

*Hoffman, Colin, 2016; 4 Peter Falk of Gwelo to Chillicothe; 259/74

*Hoffman, Colin, 2016; 20 Supposed Liable to Customs Duty; 259/89

*Hoffman, Colin, 2016; 23 An October 1894, Captain Norris-Newman cover from

Gubulawayo to St Louis; 259/91

*Hoffman, C.M. and Burke, S. 2009: A Vivid Rainbow of Flaming Shades (Double Heads

Centenary editorial): 236/89-92

*Hoffman, Colin & Burke, Sean, 2016; 27 The Old Umtali (now Mutare) Mission; 259/97

Hoffman, C.M., and Deal, A.J.A., 1988, Rhodesian Collections; XVII W. Bernard Livermore:

143/107–8

Hoffman, C.M., and Harris, M.W., 1976, Rhodesian ‘remainders’ – again: 96/98–101


*Hoffman, C.M., and Lambert, D., 1998, Waterlow & Sons Limited Sample Stamps 188/170–

172

*Hoffman, C.M., and Lambert, D., 2015; The Waterlow Sample Books; 254/36-7

*Hoffman, C.M., and Lane, I., 1980, Plating the B.S.A. Co. ‘Penny black’: 112/151–60

*Hoffman, C.M., and Wright, E.K., 1982–83, Rhodesia; the British South Africa Company –

first Bulawayo provisionals 1896 (SG 51–53): 120/192–206; 121/34–56

*Hoffman, C.M., and Reah-Johnson, S. 2001, Rhodesian Collections XXIV and XXV (Derek

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*Hoffman, C.M., and Reah-Johnson, S. 2002, Rhodesian Collections XXVII: - Gunnar

Strehmel 202/15–6

Hoffman, C.M., and Reah-Johnson, S., 2013; The Admiral Collection of Lord Vestey at Spink;

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Hoffman, C.M., and Reah-Johnson, S., 2015; Spink – The Philatelis collector’s Series Sales

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Hoffman C.M., Michael, J., Gibbs, R.M., and Johnson, S.R, 2010, The JM Listing of the


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*Hoffman, C.M., and Trotter, B., 2010, The Opening of Rhodesian Early Mails 1860-c.1900):

237/192–3

Holdeman, R., 1982, The Bulawayo double circle arcs date stamp (first type): v. 32,

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Holdeman, R., 1984, The British South Africa Police – Anglo-Boer War: 126/66–8

Hopkins, Major A., 1970, The Rhodesian Field Force: 70/23–7

Hoyte, 1967, Kalene Hill and Ikelenge: 62/4–6

Hoyte, W.H., 1972–75, The postal history and postmarks of Northern Rhodesia and Zambia:

73/5–9; 74/29–33; 75/49–53; 76/66–9; 77/8–13; 78/34–6; 80/62–4; 82/24–7; 83/42–4;

85/15–16; 86/34–6; 87/51–5; 88/65; 90/25; 92/72–3

Hoyte, W.H., 1973, Questionnaire – early Northern Rhodesian postmarks: 84/51–7

Hoyte, W.H., 1974–75, The registration marks and labels of Northern Rhodesia: 88/70–2;

89/15–20; 90/25–30

Hoyte, W.H., 1975, Machine and slogan cancels: 90/36–8; 92/79–80

Hoyte, W.H., 1976, Measuring a postmark: 96/94–7

Hoyte, W.H., 1983, Victoria Falls P.O. – the earliest days: 123/118–21

Hoyte, W.H., 1984, Northern Rhodesia postmarks – before and after 1950: 125/24–6

*Hoyte, W.H., 1990, Display of meter marks: 153/185–6

*Hoyte, W.H., 1999, South of the Zambezi: v. 49, (190/31–40

*Hoyte, W.H., 2008, Chiwefwe; A Postmark Puzzle: 226/30-1

Hoyte, W.H., 2008, Theydon Skeleton Canceller: 228/87

*Hoyte, W.H., and O’Connell, W.B., 2002, Postmarks (extracts of South of the Zambezi then

unpublished): 205/52–60

Hoyte, W.H., and Orpin, R., 1970, Malawi post offices: 69/3–4

*Hughes, Mike; 2015; More on Postal Slogans: Southern Rhodesia/Rhodesia/Zimbabwe

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*Hughes, Mike, 2017; The Bulawayo Serrated Receipt Cancellation; 265/156-57

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Jalland E H., 2013; Josselin de Jong; (ex Northern Rhodesian Journal Vol IV No 5 (1961)

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Johnstone, I.J., 1990, Whereabouts unknown; Marco Postal Agency: v.40, (151/69–70

Johnstone, I.J., 1990, Why Malenje Postal Agency was renamed Pounsley in 1929: 151/113–6

Johnstone, I.J., 1991, The St Patrick’s Mission/Rosmalind Postal Agencies, 1960–1963:

158/107–10

Johnstone, I.J., 1992, Marawa postal agency, S. Rhodesia, 1959–1963; illiteracy in the Posts

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*Johnstone, I.J., 2000, The earliest record of the double head ‘Clandestine Roulettes’:

195/62–5

*Johnstone, I.J., 2000, The ‘Official Free’ skeletons and double circle datestamps of 1913:

195/66–7

*Johnstone, I.J. 2001, The ‘Ramquabane S. Rhodesia’ skeleton canceller 12th March 1913

198/33-5

*Johnstone, I.J. 2001, Rhodesians object to the use of South African OHMS Postal Stationery:

199/72-4

*Johnstone, I.J. 2001, Some early postal agents at police forts in Matabeleland: 200/104

*Johnstone, I.J. 2003, The National Archives of Zimbabwe: Mail related entries in the

Pioneer Corps Regimental Orders 1890: 206/16-7

*Johnstone, I.J. 2003, Postal service connecting forts in Matabeleland 1896: 206/17-8

Johnstone, I.J. 2003, Error of Design: Butterflies of Zimbabwe series 2: 207/48-9

Johnstone, I.J. 2004, Fiscal Usage of the First Bulawayo Provisionals 1896: The 1d and 3d

SG51: 212/108-9

Johnstone, I.J. 2005, C.L. Newman and the first Bulawayo Provisionals of 1896: 215/76-9

Johnstone, I., 2012, Quantities of the seventh (2012) Zimbabwe definitives: 245/ 159

*Johnstone, I., 2013: Palestinian/Iraqi Internees in world war II: A Fragment of Incoming

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*Johnstone, I., 2013; The Abortive Railway Commemorative Set of 1897; 247/102-5

*Johnstone, I.J, and Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 2007, Chinde Revisited 224/105

*Johnstone, I.J. and Schemper, B, 2012, Mphoengs Stad: 242/31-4

*Johnstone, I.J. and Schemper, B, 2012, Mphoengs Stad: - An addendum 245/180-4; 249/161

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*Kantor, R. 2010, Inflation in Zimbabwe 235/81-3

* Kantor, R., 2013; Incoming mail to Rhodesia after independence; 248/1358

*Kantor, R., 2014: Some Postcards of the Federation of Rhodesia & Nyasaland; 251/88-90

*Kantor, Rod; 2015; 21st Century Zimbabwe Destination Mail; Inflation and After, 255/85-7

*Kantor, Rod; 2015; The Zimbabwe 208 Rats and Mice Issue – the artwork; 2015/122-3

Kemp, I.E., The Dr. E. Moseley Collection at the British Library 209/129

*Kemp, I.E., C. Cordes, and Wheatley, C.W.R., 2004, Rhodesia 1905 Victoria Falls –



*Kemp, I.E., C. Cordes, and Wheatley, C.W.R., 2004, Rhodesia 1905 Victoria Falls –

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*Kemp, I.E., and Wheatley, C.W.R., 2002, Rhodesia 1905 Victoria Falls – 5/- value: 204/94–

9

*Kemp, I.E., and Wheatley, C.W.R., 2003, Rhodesia 1905 Victoria Falls – 1d value: v206/18-

23

*Kemp, I.E., and Wheatley, C.W.R., 2003, Rhodesia 1905 Victoria Falls – 2½d value:

208/91–6

*Kemp, I.E., and Wheatley, C.W.R., 2003, Rhodesia 1905 Victoria Falls – 5d value: 208/96–

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*Kemp, I.E., and Wheatley, C.W.R., 2004, Rhodesia 1905 Victoria Falls – 1/- value: 210/22–

5

*Kemp, I.E., and Wheatley, C.W.R., 2004, Rhodesia 1905 Victoria Falls – 2/6 value: 210/25-

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*Knight, R.C., 1980, The development of some Rhodesian mail routes: 110/61–6

Knight, R.C., 1981, The first Mashonaland newspaper: 114/55–8

Knight, R.C., 1982, Some Rhodesian postal routes: 117/21–3

Knight, R.C., 1982, Southern Rhodesia airmail postage rates; 1931–1939: 118/77–80

*Knight, R.C., 1982, Southern Rhodesia airmails 1933–1939: 119/138–52

*Knight, R.C., 1983, Early Rhodesian postal rates – some interesting covers: 124/ 190–7

*Knight, R.C., 1985, The 1896 ‘large Arms’ issue of the British South Africa Company; some

notes on the development of the design: 132/185–92

*Knight, R.C., 1987, The Rhodesias; postal history to 1924: 139/112–20

Knight, R.C., 1987, Rhodesian collections; XIV Harry Birkhead FRPSL, RDPSA: 140/129–30

*Knight, R.C., 1988, A ‘Matabele War’ entire: 143/135–9

Knight, R.C., 1990, Rhodesia; postal use of ‘high value’ postage stamps: 154/203–5

Knight, R.C., 1991, Collecting postal history: 156/19–22

Knight, R.C., 1991, Two Pioneer Column covers: 156/28–30

*Knight, R.C., 1995, An interesting early cover from the far interior sent by Dr. Emil Holub:

176/152–5

*Knight, R.C. 1998, Exhibiting 187/118-119

*Knight, R.C. 1998, The Rhodesias – History and Development of Mail Services to 1924

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*Knight, R.C. 1999, A Missionary Cover from Barotseland: 193/148-53

*Knowles, P.D., 1989, Northern Rhodesia postal history: 147/109–13

*Knowles, P.D., 1990, Northern Rhodesia: postal rates 1891–1964; 153/163–6

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Lambert, D., 1972, The mysterious Mr Benson: 79/46–7

Lambert, D., 1990, German motor boat expedition across Africa: 151/73–6

*Lambert, D., 1990, The King and Queen issue 1910–1913; ‘a new concept’: 153/167–8

*Lambert, D., 1996–97, Auction review: 180/150–3; 47, 183/93–6


*Lambert, D., 1999, 2d Double Head SG127 – A New Discovery: 191/77–8

Lambert, D., 2000, The Colours of the ₤1 Double Heads: 197/140–1

Lambert, D., 2001, Bicentennial Edition: 200/88-9

Lambert, D., 2001, Nyasaland and Northern Rhodesia GC VI Specimen stamps: 201/141-2

*Lambert, D., 2003, Review of Reviews: 208/89-90

*Lambert, D., 2010, World Council of Young Men's Service Clubs: 234/43-4

Lambert, D., 2014; Lieutenant Ingpen’s Last Leap; 250/12

*Lambert, D., De Bourbon A., Levy, C., and Soriano, J., 2001 The Admirals 1913-24 ½d and

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*Lambert, D., Drysdall, A.R., and Stroud, J.R., 1997, A tough diet (Trooper A.W. Wakefield):

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*Lambert, D., and Hoffman, C.M., 1998, Waterlow & Sons Limited Sample Stamps 188/170–

172

* Lambert, D., and Hoffman, C.M., 2015; The Waterlow Sample Books; 254/36-7

*Lambert, D., Stroud, J.R., and Wheatley, C.W.R., 2002, The Second Anglo-Boer War.

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*Lambert, Derek; Peggie, Paul, Wilson, Andrew; Schamroth, Julian; & Berman, Arnold,

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*Landau, J. 1998, The Arms Stamps of the Early Rhodesian Issues 187/97-98

*Lane, I and Cubbin, I., 2006, British Central Africa Protectorate Cheque Stamps: 218/26

*Lane, I. and Drysdall, Dr. A.R., The Moirs Revisited 189/217–218

*Lane, I. and Drysdall, Dr. A.R. 2000 Harry Johnston & the Commandant of the Armed

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*Lane, I., and Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 2005 The Stamps of the Rhodesias, Nyasaland, etc.,

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*Lane, I., and Drysdall, Dr. A.R 2005 Early Picture Postcards from BCA, N.E. Rhodesia and

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*Lane, I., and Drysdall, Dr. A.R 2005 The Revenue Stamps of Northern Rhodesia – some

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*Lane, I., and Hoffman, C.M., 1980, Plating the B.S.A. Co. ‘Penny black’: 112/151–60

Lashbrook, B.J.R., 1988, Harare postmarks: 143/122–5

Lashbrook, B.J.R., 1990, Zimbabwe’s first definitive issue – 1980; serial numbers as issued

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*Lashbrook, B.J.R., 1990, Rhodesia’s Independence War: 153/175–7

Lawrence, A., 1957, Collecting postmarks: 27/1–4

*Lawrence, A., 1999, Aircraft Crash in the Dark Continent: 192/113–5

*Lee, D., 2012, A FAM 22 Cover to Southern Rhodesia: 244/116

Lee, D., 2012 1971 Emergency Mail Services(RSCJ 244/106); 245/1623

Lee, David; 2015; Lukona to Switzerland 1943 cover; 255/50

Lee, David, 2015; Independence Overprints; 256/100

Lee, David; 2015; The postal history of Southern Rhodesia during World War II (Memoir 17);

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*Lee, David; 2015; 237 (Rhodesia) Squadron – Censorship Revisited; 257/212-3

*Lee, David, 2017; No 1 Squadron, Southern Rhodesia Air Force – Censorship Revisited;

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*Levy C., De Bourbon A., Lambert, D., and Soriano, J., 2001, The Admirals 1913-24 ½d and

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*Littlewort, D., 1996, The significance of sheet serial numbers on the Nyasaland KGV 1913–

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Livermore, W.B., 1956, Some rare Double-Heads: 26/8–9

Livermore, W.B., 1956, White paper printings of Rhodesian Admirals: 26/3–4

Livermore, W.B., 1958, Hand-retouched Admirals: 28/12–13

Livermore, W.B., 1960, Forgeries of early B.S.A. stamps: 38/42

Livermore, W.B., 1961, Unrecorded and rare postmarks of Rhodesia: 40/6–8

Livermore, W.B., 1961, Gwanda Junction: 42/39

Livermore, W.B., 1961, Rhodesia; the sixpenny Admirals: 43/58–9; 44/3–6

Livermore, W.B., 1962, Are Rhodesians undervalued?: 46/37–9

Livermore, W.B., 1962, Some rare Rhodesian postmarks: 46/43–7

Livermore, W.B., 1962, Many Rhodesians are still undervalued: 47/57–9

Livermore, W.B., 1963, Rhodesia; the penny brown-lake and deep emerald of the 1897–97

issue: 48/3

Livermore, W.B., 1963, Five pence Double Heads; errors of colour – and otherwise: 50/44–6

Livermore, W.B., 1964, Double Heads; some notes on some of the newer discoveries: 54/40–2

Livermore, W.B., 1966, One penny Admiral perforated 13½: 58/5–8

Livermore, W.B., 1967, The penny Double Head: 59/4–5

Livermore, W.B., 1967, Barred diamonds and some other Rhodesian gems: 61/6–7 and 10–14

Livermore, W.B., 1969, Double Heads with unrecorded compound perforations: 67/5–6

Livermore, W.B., 1969, British Association postmarks: 68/4–6

Livermore, W.B., 1970, Rhodesia in the Boer War: 69/9–11

Livermore, W.B., 1970, Compound perforations and other matters: 71/35–8

Livermore, W B., 2013; Why Rhodesian Philately?; 249/193-95

Livermore, W.B., and Reah-Johnson, S.1998, Unpublished Monograph by W.B. Livermore

188/143–6

Lomax, L.H., 1956, The Manicaland postal route: 26/4–6

Lomax, L.H., 1959 Some notes on communications in Nyasaland 1905–9: 35/54–6

Lomax, L.H., 1961, The stage coach postal routes of Rhodesia: 41/20–4; 42/37–8

Lomax, L.H., 1960–61, Postal rates of Rhodesia: 39/61–4; 40/9–11; 41/29–31

Lomax, L.H., 1970 Victoria Falls Bridge: 69/12–15

*Looker, R.J., 1984, Rhodesia 1910 double head issue; a note on the shade groups of the ½d:

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*Looker, R.J., 2010, The ½d Rhodesia Double Head revisited: 236/119–123

*Looker, R.J., 2011, The Curious Case of the Imperforate Halfpenny Double Head: 239/67–

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*Looker’ Bob; 2015; The Double dot Flaw II – its origin, trajectory and demise; 256/163-4

*Looker, Bob and Schamroth, Julian; 2015; The Half-penny ‘Double Dot’ Flaw: 1 – ‘States of

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*Looker, Robert J, 2016; The Halfpenny Doublehead – a new imperf. Discovery 2015?,

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*Loomis, Mark M, 2016; The History of the American Board in Southern Rhodesia – the

Mount Selinda and Chikore Missions; 261/166-71

*Loomis, Mark, 2017; Southern Rhodesia Missions; 263/36-44

Lovejoy, E.G., 1969, Rhodesia 1896 Large Arms: 67/8–10

Lovejoy, E.G., 1970, Rhodesia Field Force and Rhodesia Regiment: 69/11–12


Lovejoy, E.G., 1977, Proofs, essays and colour trials of the large Arms of British Central

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Lovejoy, E.G., 1978, The registered envelopes of British Central Africa: 101/35–9

Lovejoy, E.G., 1978, Nyasaland Field Force: 103/120–3

*Lovejoy, E.G., 1979, The railways of Rhodesia and Nyasaland and the Nyasaland Travelling

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*Lovejoy, E.G., 1989, Northern Rhodesia postal rates 1925–1938: 147/107–8

Lovejoy, E.G., 1993, Early newspapers of Rhodesia: 167/134–6

*Lovejoy, E.G., 1994, The use of postage due stamps: 170/110

Lovejoy, E.G., 1994, Army Signals and N.R. handstamps: 171/148–9

Lowe, R., 1978, Southern Rhodesia; the large Victoria Falls: 103/95–7

Lowe, R., 1978, Rhodesia and Nyasaland; the Queen Elizabeth II definitives: 104/201–7

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Lowe, R., 1983, Southern Rhodesia 1923–1928 5/- (SG 14) – two die proofs: 124/169–70

Lowe, R., 1990, The Watson postcards; 152/118–20

Lyons, N., 1990, The BSAC penny ‘Admiral’ re-examined: 155/276–80

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*Maslanka, P., 2002, Postmarks – Study paper on Dumb thimbles and Barred Diamonds:

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*Maslanka, P., 2012, British South Africa Company; Hut Tax Tokens 1903-1916: 242/35

Maslanka, Peter, 2016; Cancellation Errors on early stamps of Rhodesia; 259/53-4

* Mathieu, Paul; Cooksey, Christopher; and McCullough, Anita; 2015; A story of two game

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Mathieu, Paul, 2017; Gem Mine revisited; 265/105-06

*McCullough. A., and Halstead, F., 2007, John Lowe Nicol and Abercorn: 224/105-108

*McCullough. A., 2011, McNeil of Abercorn – Filling the gaps: 238/39-42

*McCullough, Anita; Rev. Horace Waller: Dr David Livingstone’s friend in Leytonstone;

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*McCullough, Anita; Mathieu, Paul; and Cooksey, Christopher; 2015; A story of two game

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McQueen, I. 2000 By Air to Salisbury Only: 194/18

Melland, F., 1976, Articles in The London Philatelist (1910): 94/47–8; 95/63–72

*Menelaws, J.R.D., 1989, John Moore; an early Rhodesian: 146/90–96

*Menzies, Ian, 2016; ‘Priscilla Runs Away’ – A 1911 postcard offers s theatrical

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*Menzies, Ian, 2017; Conversations with Swiss Missionaries in Barotseland – 1940 to 1965:

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*Merrick, P.., and Hanks, A.J., The 1924 Double Head Remainders: An Update: 246/55–8

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*Mitchell, D.A., 1979, Rhodesia – the first decimal definitive issue; dates of issue and

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Mitchell, D.A., 1986, Rhodesian collections; XI Wilfred Scot-Russell: 136/138–9

Mitchell, D.A., 1987, B.S.A. Co. skeleton cancellers of Southern Rhodesia to 30th April,

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Mitchell, D.A., 1988, S. Rhodesia skeleton cancellers after 1924: 144/167–72

*Mitchell, D.A., 1993, Beira and Mashonaland and Rhodesia Railways cancellations of

Southern Rhodesia, Northern Rhodesia and Portuguese East Africa: 166/106–14; 167/146–51

*Mitchell, D.A., 1995, The ‘Francistown South Africa’ datestamp, 173/27–8

*Mitchell, D.A. 1998, S. Rhodesia Postmarks (display) 187/131-132

*Moffat, C., 1994, British Central Africa; the 1898 provisionals (some additional notes):

171/136–43

*Moffat, C., 2014: Some experiences of Malawi Post Office: 252/125-27

Moffat, Chris & Shawley, John, 2016; M’tangula/Fort Johnston; 260/108-9

*Moore, K., 2013; The De La Rue Specimen Overprints of British Central Africa; 249/195-97

*Moore K., and Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 2012, A Contrived Northern Rhodesia Postage Due

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*Morton, D.G., 2003, Marshall Hole Currency Cards: 207/50-1

*Morton, D.G., 2004, The Bentley Story: 212/104-7

Morton, D.G., 2005, The N5 Neo-post franking machine: 214/10-12

Morton, D.G., 2005, The ‘Boxed 5’ Cachet – A N. Rhodesian redirectional marking?: 215/80-

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Morton, D.G., 2005, The Perfins of the British South Africa Company: 215/71-2

*Morton, D.G., 2005, The Beira Patrol 1965 to 1975: 216/136-142

*Morton, D.G., 2007, The 1913-24 King George V 'Admiral' Issue (Display): 224/94-8

*Morton, D.G., 2009, Nyasaland's Post WWII Air Mails: 230/35-44

*Morton, D.G., 2010, Nyasaland's T.P.O. and Late Fee Air Mails: 236/156-160

Morton, D.G., 2012, The Genesis of the 1924 Admiral headplates: 243/63-4

* Morton D G., & Swart, D., 2013: The Air Letter Sheets of Nyasaland (Pre-Federation);

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Murphy, M., 2007, Opening of the Rail Link to Bulawayo 1897: 223/47-53

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*Napier, D.E., FRPSL, 2009, An Australian at the Boer War: 231/76-78

Napier, D.E., FRPSL, 2011, A full sheet of the 3d RSC 'B' with position 2 inset.: 241/177

*Napier, D.E., FRPSL, and Winchester, R., 2012, A Census of Double Head Covers: 234/36-

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*Nethersole, C. 1998, Double Heads (display) 187/112

*Nicole, N. 1998, Double Heads (display) 187/102

Nodder, P., 2003, Rhodesian Perfins: 208/111–4

Nodder, P., and Nodder, M., 1988, Rhodesian collections; XVI Wilfred2 George Thomas

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Nodder, W.G., 1949, Postmarks of Southern Rhodesia: 4/8–11 and plate; 5/5 and five

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Nodder, W.G., 1950 The 1917 Livingstone provisionals: 8/79–80

Nodder, W.G., 1950, Flaws on the 1½d Rhodesian Admirals: 9/91–2

Nodder, W.G., 1950, Postage stamps as currency: 9/93–4

Nodder, W.G., 1950, (‘Waxed moustache), 10/ 105

Nodder, W.G., 1950, Slogans of the Rhodesias and Nyasaland: 11/115–9 and plate

Nodder, W.G., 1951–52, Censor marks, etc., of World War II, 13/3–6; 14/15–17 and plate;

15/26–8 and plate; 16/40–3; v. 4, 17/5–8 and plate

Nodder, W.G., 1953, Derivation of place names: 18/14–16; 19/23–6

Nodder, W.G., 1953, Registration labels: 18/ 16–20; 19/26–9

Nodder, W.G., 1953, Postmarks and handstamps associated with the railways of Rhodesia,

20/36–8

Nodder, W.G., 1953, Discussion corner (Portuguese-Nyassa stamps cancelled with the FF2

datestamp at Mtangula in 1918): 21/45–6

Nodder, W.G., 1958, The early history of Rhodesia: 28/10–12

Nodder, W.G., 1961–64, The postal history and postmarks of Southern Rhodesia: 43/60–2;

44/9–11; 47/53–6; 48/4–7; 49/19–22; 51/59–61; 52/3–5; 53/21–5

Nodder, W.G., 1965, Central African Scout Jamboree, Ruwa Park, Salisbury, Southern

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O’Connell, W., 1978, Rhodesia’s ‘rainbow’ set; the double head shades: 101/29–35; 102/88–

95

*O’Connell, W., 1995, Postmark collecting: 173/23–6

O’Connell, W., 1995, Postmarks on the Arms and Falls issues; the first twenty years (or so):

175/110–14

*O’Connell, W., 1995, Postmarks on Double Heads with rarity factor: 176/161–4

*O’Connell, W., 1996, Postmark section: 179/115–20; 180/154–6; 181/40; 182/70–3

*O’Connell, W., 1997, Postmarks on Admirals: 184/142–4

O’Connell, W., 1998, Inseziva Matabeleland: 188/158–9

*O’Connell, W., 1999, Tsessebe: On Active Service: 191/78–9

*O’Connell, W., 2000, S.R. GV Postmarks: 194/22–9

*O’Connell, W., 2002, S.R. GVI Postmarks: 204/100–13

*O’Connell, Bill, 2016; Postmarks on the 1905 Falls issue – an update; 262/264-5

*O’Connell, W.B., and Hoyte, W.H., 2002, Postmarks (extracts of South of the Zambezi then

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O’Keeffe, P., 1990, Registered covers – 1893 to 1985; the range of names used: 153/182–4

O’Keeffe, P., 1993, The sea posts of Nyasaland (and Northern Rhodesia): 166/96–7

Orpin, R., and Hoyte, W.H., 1970, Malawi post offices: 69/3–4

*Orrin, R., 1989, Items of interest: 147/142–3

*Orrin, R., 1999, The Keigwin Correspondence: 190/28–30

*Osbourne, H., Wingent, P. and Drysdall, Dr. A, 2010, A Zeppelin Cover addressed to the


Osdene, T.S., 1991, The no gash stamps – another headplate: 158/102–3

3 This listing was updated in every subsequent issue edited by Nodder


P/Q

Parker, Dr. C.H., 1958, Rhodesia 1897 issue; the redrawn ‘Large Arms’ type: 31/52–3

Parker, Dr. C.H., 1959, Rhodesia 1898–1908 issue; small arms type: 33/23–4

Parker, Dr. C.H., 1960, Rhodesia – perforation varieties: 36/4–5

Parker, Dr. C.H., 1963, Rhodesia – small arms issue 1898–1908; perforations: 48/8–12

Parker, Dr. C.H., 1965, Rhodesia; 1905 Falls issue: 55/5–7

Parker, Dr. C.H. and Young, H.B., 1967, The large seal issue of 1897: 60/3–15

Pasquill, J.A., 1989, Zambia giraffe stamp error: 145/13–4

Pearce, R.F., 1956, Notes on the KG VI stamps of Northern Rhodesia: 24/7–12; 25/4–6

Peetoom, O.J., 1985, 1937 Coronation issue of Southern Rhodesia (SG 36/9): 132/160–2

*Peetoom, O.J., 1989, Collecting the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland: 147/132–8

Peetoom, O.J., 1989, Airmail labels – the Imperial Airways booklets: 149/216–8

*Peetoom, O.J., 1990, Private advertising in Southern Rhodesia booklets: 153/180–1

*Peetoom, O.J., 2011, The S. Rhodesia 5/- Admiral Former Error of Colour: 239/88

*Peetoom, O.J., 2012, Rhodesia and Nyasaland 196-3 Harrison Essays: 243/80

*Peetoom, O.J., 2011, The S. Rhodesia 5/- Admiral SG 14: 240/117-120

*Peetoom, O.J., 2012, The Commercial Use of High Values (of BSAC stamps) – Registered

Parcels: 245/207

*Peetoom, O.J., 2012, N. Rhodesian 1953 QEII definitive – A previously unrecorded bisect:

245/208

Peetoom Otto, 2016; Southern Rhodesia 1924-1931 Admiral Definitives – a Review of Kevin

Corrigan’s display at Conference; 260/117

Peetoom, O.J. And Hallet, W. 2010, and Peetoom, O. William is Found Wanting revisited – A

B.S.A.C. Kawimbwe Cover or not: 236/95-71

Peggie, P., 2009, Louis Jalla Picture Postcards: 233/141-2

*Peggie, P., 2012, Mission Mail from Northern Rhodesia and Nyasaland 1925-64 – Part A:

242/42-4

*Peggie, P., 2012, Mission Mail from Northern Rhodesia and Nyasaland 1925-64 – Part B:

243/81-2

Peggie, P., 2012, Barotseland Mission Mail – an interesting addition (Memoir 15); 245/161-2

Peggie, P., 2013; The Paris Missionary Society and postcards; 248/120-1

Peggie, P., 2013, Arthur Davidson; 246/7/8

Peggie, P., 2014; London Missionary Society – Kafulwe Mission; 252/135

Peggie, Paul; 2015; A Miscellany of Barotseland Mission Mail items. 4. PMS postal history in

the H.R. Holmes Bechuanaland Collection Sale of 1981; 257/195

*Peggie, Paul, 2016; From Kalene Hill to New York, 1912, a cover to the wife of the pilot

appointed by Abraham Lincoln to the North Atlantic Fleet; 259/78-9

*Peggie, P. and Burke, S.A. 2006, Pre-1924 Postal Stationery from Northern Rhodesia with

special reference to Missionary Mail: 221/139-149

*Peggie, P. and Burke, S.A. 2007, More Notes on Early Northern Rhodesia Postal History:

225/137-144

Peggie, P. and Burke S.A., 2009 The Paris Missionary Society (Missions Evangelique de

Paris): 231/82-88

* Peggie, P., & Burke, S.A., 2014: The Old Drift, Sekuti’s Drift or is it Clarke’s Drift, and the

steam launch; 250/34-35

*Peggie P., and Burke, S. A., 2014: Dr Georges Reutter – postal history from the Paris

Missionary Society in Barotseland: 250/38-40


*Peggy, Paul and Burke, Sean; 2015; A Miscellany of Barotseland Mission Mail items: 1. The

Alfred Bertrand Christmas and New Year Greetings Cards; 257/190

*Peggie, Paul and Burke, Sean, 2016; A couple of 1900 Boer War cards, a great charter

Postmark and Mafeking jubilations; 261/178

*Peggie, Paul and Burke, Sean, 2016; A fortunate man!; 262/262

*Peggie, P., Burke, S.A., and Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 2010 Barotseland Revisited: 236/110-115

*Peggie, Paul; Drysdall, Alan; and Burke, Sean: 2015, A Miscellany of Barotseland Mission


*Peggie, Paul; Flanagan, Patrick; and Burke, Sean; 2015; A Miscellany of Barotseland


*Peggie, P, and Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 2012, An Unusual Example of Cross Border Mail:

244/141–2

Peggie, P. & Roy, Rev. A.J., 2014; LMS Kafulwe Mission; 253/147-8

*Peggie, P. & Roy, A., 2014: More on London Missionary Society Postal History; 253/184

*Peggie, P., and Shawley J., 2011 Some early B.C.A. and B.S.A.C. Connections and a tale of

Cloete and Blenkiron: 241/172-3

*Peggy, Paul & Burke, Sean, 2016; Some new information and fresh thinking on aspects of

early Barotseland postal history; 258/44-48

*Peggie, Paul; Schamroth, Julian, Wilson, Andrew; Lambert, Derek; & Berman, Arnold,


*Pennycuick, Dr. K., and Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 1984, Northey’s provisionals: 127/141–4

*Pennycuick, Dr. K., and Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 1985, The northern frontier revisited;

cancellations on N. F. F. mail: 129/36–48

Pereira, P., 1982, Rusape, Lesapi and Fort Haynes: 118/63–5

*Plimmer, P.J., 1995, Some observations on the Rhodesia 1910–13 Double Head rouletted

stamps: 175/118–28

*Plimmer, P.J., 2007, Some observations on the Rhodesia 1910–13 Double Head 8D PERF.

14 SG 146: 222/35–8

*Plimmer, Phil, 2017; The Livingstone Provisional Stamps: SG 280 and 281; 265/126

*Plumbe, A., 2003, Malawi 1971 Special United Kingdom Delivery Service: 209/149–52

Plumbe, A., 2004, Malawi Postal Franks: 210/13–6

Plumbe, A., 2004, Malawi Postal Rates: 210/16-21

Plumbe, A., 2006, Rhodesia and Nyasaland – Postage Dues D1-4: 219/53

*Plumbe, Tony, 2016; Nyasaland Bradbury Wilkinson Photographic Bromides; 262/260-1

*Plumbe, Tony, 2016; British Central Africa 1903-1904 Essays; 262/263

*Plumbe, Tony, 2017; Spink Auction Review: The Graham Cooper Collection of King George

VI; 264/80-2

*Pollard, D., 2009, Unusual Waterlow Sample Stamp Colour Trials (illustrations in colour),

232/109–114

Pollitt, R., 1975, The use of the Thirkell position finder for Rhodesia 1910 headplate

positions, 89/7–10; v. 25, 90/25

Pollitt, R., 1989, A use of the Thirkell position finder for locating 1910 headplate flaws:

148/155–8

Pratt, A.F., 1983, Northern Rhodesia; 1939 first airmails in Barotseland: 124/181–4

Pratt, A.F., 1990, Fly there by Sabena: 151/81–3

*Pratt, A.F., 1990, Postal stationery – registered letters: 153/153–4

Pratt, A.F., 1990, Registration in Zimbabwe 1891–1987: 154/215–9; 158/111–4

Pratt, A.F., 1990, The Madagascar connection: 155/273–4

Pratt, A.F., 1990, Aero Klub du Katanga: 155/275


Pratt, A.F., 1991, The Midlands air mail service February 1938: 156/33–4

Pratt, A.F., 1991, Air Rhodesia moves into the jet age: 158/115–6

*Pratt, A.F., 2001, Nyasaland’s Alternative Air Mail Service: 201/148–9

Pratt, A.F., 2003, Air Mail – Nairobi to Limbe, Nyasaland: 207/45

Pratt, A.F., and Drysdall, A.R., 1989, Fort Manning, BCA, to Berbera, Somaliland: 149/207–

11

*Pratt, A.F., and Hanman, K.D., 2002, Destination Mail from the Rhodesias and Nyasaland

by Zeppelin during 1934/5: 203/69–80

R

*Radcliffe, B., 2013, Some Early Rhodesian Postcards: 246/65

*Reah-Johnson, S. 1990–92, Rhodesia 1910 issue; a theory about the evolution of the

headplates: 152/127–44; 153/188–92; 154/229–40, 155/281–8; 156/42–4; 157/85–8; 160/ 35–

44; 161/77–84; 162/123–32

*Reah-Johnson, S.1998, Double Heads 187/124-127

*Reah-Johnson, S.1999, The Royal Collection at ILSAPEX: 192/111-2

*Reah-Johnson, S.1999, The First Printings of the 1/2d and 1d Double Heads: 193/143-7

*Reah-Johnson, S.1999, Rare Stamps of the World (display of BSAC Admirals) – Claridges,

London 29-31 July 1999: 194/30-5

*Reah-Johnson, S.2003, Observations on the Colour of the 1d Double Heads: 208/100-110

*Reah-Johnson, S.2003, The Question of the term ‘IIA’ with respect to the Admirals of the

Rhodesias: 217/182-186

*Reah-Johnson, S.2006, Rhodesia Admirals 1913-1924 Headplates and Dies - Summaries

and Proposals: 218/28-35

*Reah-Johnson, S.2006, Rhodesia Admirals - A Comment: 219/61-2

*Reah-Johnson, S.2006, A Study of the King’s Head Die Types and Roller Die Impressions of

the Rhodesia Bi-Coloured Admirals: 220/108-123

*Reah-Johnson, S.2007, Illustrations for the King’s Head Die Types and Roller Die

Impressions of the Rhodesia Bi-Coloured Admirals: 223/73-6

*Reah-Johnson, S. 2011, Three Items for the Devil's Stamp Collection: 238/29-30

*Reah-Johnson, S. 2011, Was the £1 “Error” not the First £1 Double Head Printed?

240/128-31

*Reah-Johnson, S. 2011, A review of two Rhodesian collections and three auctions, (Spink

and Sotheby's: 241/156-7

*Reah-Johnson, S. 2012, The Colours and Printings of the Admirals: 62/3; 63/2

*Reah-Johnson, S. 2012, The Colours and Printings of the 2d Rhodesia Admiral: 245/184-192







*Reah-Johnson, S. 2012, The Colours and Printings of the 1/- Rhodesia Admiral: 247/85-93


*Reah-Johnson, S. 2012, The Colours and Printings of the 2/6d Rhodesia Admiral: 245/193-

199



*Reah-Johnson, S. 2012, The Colours and Printings of the 5/- Rhodesia Admiral: 244/p.129-

134

*Reah-Johnson, S. 2012, The Colours and Printings of the 7/6d Rhodesia Admiral: v.62, No.3

(244/126-128

*Reah-Johnson, S. 2012, The Colours and Printings of the 2/6d Rhodesia Admiral: 244/122-

125

*Reah-Johnson, S. 2012, The Colours and Printings of the £1 Rhodesia Admiral: 245/200-206

*Reah-Johnson, S., 2013: Some more great Double Head rarities; 248/113-4

*Reah-Johnson, S., 2014; Rarest Stamps: Double Heads and Admirals – Further comment ex

Ohio: 250/29-30

*Reah-Johnson, S., 2014; The 1d Double Head – S.G. 123, 124 and 125; 251/81

*Reah-Johnson, S., 2014; The hunt for the 2/- Rhodesia Admiral S.G. 373aa; 252/112-13

*Reah-Johnson, S., 2014: The Monocoloured Rhodesia Admirals 1913-24 (½d, 1d, 1½d and

2½d value); 252/117

*Reah-Johnson, S., 2014: The Die Proofs: The King’s Head Types in the Monocoloured and

the Development of the Surrounds; 252/117-21

*Reah-Johnson, S., 2014: The Printings and Colours of the 2½d Rhodesia Admiral: 252/122-

24

*Reah-Johnson, S., 2014: The Printings and Colour of the 1½d Rhodesia Admiral; 253/173-

180

*Reah-Johnson, Stephen; 2015; The ½d Rhodesia Admiral; 256/133-157

Reah-Johnson, Stephen; 2015; A 1½d Rhodesian Admiral answer; 257/179

*Reah-Johnson, Stephen, 2016; The attraction of the 1910-14 Double Heads of Rhodesia – a

perspective after forty years of collecting. 259/68-9

*Reah-Johnson, Stephen, 2016; The 1d Rhodesia Admiral; 262/221-42

* Reah-Johnson, S. and Burke, S.,2009, A Confusion of (DH) Cancels: 233/161-172

*Reah-Johnson, Stephen & Hensman, Simon, 2017; The Colours and Printings of the 6d









Rhodesia Double Head; 266/237/41

Reah-Johnson, S., Gibbs R.M, Michael, J., and Hoffman C.M, 2010, The JM Listing of the -


Reah-Johnson, S., Gibbs R.M, Michael, J., and Hoffman C.M., 2010, The JM Listing of the


Reah-Johnson, S., Gibbs, R.M., Berman, A.D., Wilson, A.F., and Michael, J, 2011, The JM


*Reah-Johnson, Stephen and Hanks, Alan; 2015; Chronology of the Geneses of the double

Head stamp Issue; 254/38-43

*Reah-Johnson, S. and Hoffman, C.M., 2001, Rhodesian Collections XXIV and XXV (Derek

Lambert): 201/150–3

*Reah-Johnson, S. and Hoffman, C.M., 2002, Rhodesian Collections XXVII: - Gunnar

Strehmel 202/15–6


Reah-Johnson, S. and Hoffman, C.M., 2013; The Admiral Collection of Lord Vestey at Spink;

249/180

Reah-Johnson, S. and Hoffman, C.M., 2014; Auction Review – Rhodesia featuring Arms and

Admirals issues from the Vestey Collection sold by order of the Trustees at Spink 17 June

201: 253/141-2

Reah-Johnson, S., and Hoffman, C.M., 2015; Spink – The Philatelis collector’s Series Sales

(25-26 November, 2014) 254/14-6

*Reah-Johnson, S. and Schamroth, J., 2011, Cap Markings on the BSAC 2d Admiral – The 2d

Plate Revisited: 239/ 65-6

*Reah-Johnson, S., Gibbs, R.M., Brickman, A., Barry, Mrs J. and Burke, S.: 2014; Revisiting


*Reah-Johnson, Stephen; Gibbs, RM; Barry, Jenifer; and Burke Sean: 1-2015; The Single


Reicheck, S., and Gibbs, R.M., 1987, The 1910 double head remainders: 138/51–4

*Richards, C., 2010, Printing of Zimbabwe's Stamps by Natprint: 237/203–4

Richards, C., and Clarke, P., 2005, Olympic Games Moscow 1980 (Zimbabwe issue): 214/20–

4

*Roberts, N., 1994, The red postal markings of BCA/Nyasaland – a provisional listing:

168/28–32

*Roberts, N., 1996, The large Nyasaland keyplates, 178/71–3

*Roberts, B. 1998, Northern Rhodesian Postmarks etc. (display) 187/103-104

*Robertson, Dr. A. 1998, A Study on Double Heads (on CD) 187/99-100

*Robertson, Dr. A. 2009, Cecil Rhodes – the cause of his death: 230/27-29

*Ross, D., Stamp Issue to celebrate the 100th Anniversary of Rotary International (1905-

2005) and 50th Anniversary of Rotary in Malawi: 245/208-9

Ross, S., 2014; Illegal Issues of Zambian Stamps; 253/150

*Ross, Stuart; 2015; Ships of Malawi; 256/126-127

* Ross, S., and Wilson Dr J., 2014: Butterflies on Stamps of Malawai – Part 1; 250/25-27

Roy, Rev. A.J. 2011, More on Memoir 13 – Postal History of North-Eastern Rhodesia;

241/150

Roy, Rev. A.J. & Peggie, P., 2014; LMS Kafulwe Mission; 253/147-8

* Roy, A. & Peggie, P., 2014: More on London Missionary Society Postal History; 253/184

Rudman, T., 1967, New rare stamp in Rhodesia; National Art Gallery issue: 61/5–6

Russell, H.C., 1982, Railway cancellations: 119/120–3

Russell, H.C., 1985–86, Fourteen years of forces mail 1966 – 1980: 132/168–74; 133/18–21;

134/63–8

*Russell, H.C., 1987–88, Rhodesia Railways parcels adhesive stamps: 140/154–9; 141/30–6

Russell, H.C., 1990, Chirundu/Chirundu Estate: 154/208–13

*Russell, H.C., 1993, Mardon printing; Rhodesia postage due stamps – a study of the decimal

issue, 17.02.1970 to 17.04.1980: 164/31–40

*Russell, H.C., 1994, Newspaper stamps: 169/67–76; 172/188–96; 173/13–15

*Russell, H.C., 1999, 10c Postage Due Label Overprinted 25c: 193/154–5

*Russell, H.C., 2002, 1Rhodesia Railways Train Letter Boxes: 202/26–30

*Russell, H.C., 2002, Postage Due and To Pay Labels 1980-2000: 205/144–8

Russell, H.C., 2008, Confusion at Some Post Offices (Zimbabwe 1985): 228/98-9

*Russell, H.C., and Stewart, G.P., 1991, The military and air force camp post offices of WW II

in Southern Rhodesia: 158/121–32; 159/165–80


S

Samuel, M., 1958, Rhodesia 1896–1906 ‘Specimen’ mystery: 28/4–7

Saunders, H.A., 1949, Secret marks [on the bicoloured ‘Admirals’4/5–7

Schemper, B, 2010, Chirundu: 237/194-7

*Schemper, B, and Johnston, I.J., 2012, Mphoengs Stad: 242/31-4

*Schemper, B, and Johnston, I.J., 2012, Mphoengs Stad -An addendum 245/180-4; 249/161

*Schamroth, J., 2012, The Early BSAC Hand Cancellers: 244/ 145-8

*Schamroth, J., 2013; Northern Rhodesia 2d Postage Due Bisects; 248/147-48

*Schamroth, Julian; 2015; Cancellation Errors on early stamps of Rhodesia – 1892-1912;

257/201-2

*Schamroth, Julian; 2015; Hugh Marshall Hole’s Initials; 257/217

Schamroth, Julian, 2016; Postal Stationery Card to Lithuania; 260/103-5

*Schamroth, Julian & Barry, Jenifer, 2016; Post Bag Seals; 261-155-6, also see 262/199-200

*Schamroth, Julian and Looker, Bob; 2015; The Half-penny ‘Double Dot’ Flaw: 1 – ‘States of

the Plate’; 256/158-162

*Schamroth, J. and Reah-Johnson, S. 2011, Cap Markings on the BSAC 2d Admiral – The 2d

Plate Revisited: 239/ 65-6

*Schamroth, Julian; Peggie, Paul, Wilson, Andrew; Lambert, Derek; & Berman, Arnold,


Shapiro, I, 1984, Rhodesia – under British administration 1979–1980: 125/27–31

*Shapiro, I., 1997, Bulawayo railway celebration, August 1897: 184/139–41

Shawley, J., 2012, Nyasaland SG 145 with the ‘Madigliani neck’: v62 no 4

*Shawley, John, 2017; Timing, as they say, is Everything; 263/23

Shawley, John & Moffat, Chris, 2016; M’tangula/Fort Johnston; 260/108-9

*Shepherd, G., 1997 Early days north of Nkala: 182/67–9

*Shepherd, G., 2001 Captain J. Campbell - Mashonaland in 1893: 198/38–40

Simpson, G.H., 1956, Rhodesia; uncatalogued items included in the ‘Sinton’ Collection sold

by Messrs. H.R. Harmer on December 5th, 1955: 26/6–8

Simpson, G.H., 1957, Auction realisations and other prices: 27/4–5

Simpson, G.H., 1958, Missent to Chinde: 28/9–10

Simpson, G.H., 1958, The Rhodesia ‘Double Heads’ design28/15

Simpson, G.H., 1958, The 1905 Rhodesia ‘Victoria Falls’ issue; perforations and

‘SPECIMENS’: 30/43

Simpson, G.H., 1958, The postmarks of British Central Africa: 31/56–8

Simpson, G.H., 1958–59, The Moseley4 Collection of British Central Africa and Nyasaland:

31/54–5; 32/13

Simpson, G.H., 1959, Much use of a master die: 32/8–9

Simpson, G.H., 1959, Nyasaland railway history: 32/10

Simpson, G.H., 1959, 1896 cover from Abercorn: 33/28–9

Simpson, G.H., 1959, Postal rates of British Central Africa: 35/61–2

Simpson, G.H., 1959–60, ‘SPECIMEN’ stamps of British Central Africa: 34/40–2; 37/30–1

Simpson, G.H., 1959–60, Rhodesia 1890, 1891–1894 and 1895 issues: 35/57–60; 36/15

Simpson, G.H., 1960, Preliminaries to the 1903–04 issue of British Central Africa: 36/6–8

Simpson, G.S., 1960, Kapopo, Northern Rhodesia: 36/9–10

Simpson, G.S., 1960, The Rhodesian bi-coloured ‘Double Heads’; some thoughts about the

head plates: 36/11–14

4 Consistently misspelt as ‘Moseley’


Simpson, G.H., 1960, Essays, proofs and colour trials of British Central Africa: 37/27–30;

38/37–8

Simpson, G.H., 1960, The 1895 and 1896 issues of British Central Africa: 39/52–3

Simpson, G.H., 1961, Forgeries: 40/4–5

Simpson, G.S., 1961, Ruo – British Central Africa: 41/25

Simpson, G.S., 1961, Rhodesia – British Central Africa: 41/26

Simpson, G.H., 1961, Use of the 1891 provisionals of Rhodesia: 42/43–4

Simpson, G.H., 1961, Rhodesia; toned paper and the ‘Admiral Heads’: 43/52–5

Simpson, G.S., 1962, An unrecorded B.C.A. handstamp: 44/12

Simpson, G.S., 1962, The Puzey correspondence: 44/13–15; 45/23–4

Simpson, G.S., 1962, The Nyasaland Field Force stamps: 45/20–1

Simpson, G.S., 1962, More B.C.A. postmarks and varieties: 45/21–2

Simpson, G.S., 1962, Some early B.C.A. items: 45/24–6

Simpson, G.H., 1963, Rhodesia; the 2/6d sepia Double Head: 48/15

Simpson, G.S., 1963, The ‘Cape’ numeral cancellers of B.C.A.; 49/25–7

Simpson, G.S., 1963, British Central Africa; some notes on the 1891 overprinted issue:

49/30–2

Simpson, G.S., 1963, The Rhodesian Field Force; some further covers: 50/43–4

Simpson, G.S., 1963, British Central Africa in the new Gibbons: 51/65–6

Simpson, G.H., 1964, The end of Federation, 53/26–7

Simpson, G.H., 1964, Historical note – British Central Africa, 53/27–8

Simpson, G.H., 1973, Rhodesia; separating the single colour ‘Admirals’: 82/20–3

Simpson, G.H., 1979, Rhodesian double heads; proposed revision of S.G. Part I listing:

105/6–11

*Simpson, G.H., 1983, Rhodesia; the 8d Admiral die I – an unfinished manuscript: 123/152–6

*Slater, I, 1988, Zambia; some varieties and errors144/175–83

*Slater, I., 1989, Zambia: 147/143–4

*Smart, Neil, 2017; Another remarkable piece of Paris Missionary Society postal history

from the Old Drift Station at the Victoria Falls; 266/243

Smillie, I., 1963, Background to the Rhodesian T.P.O.: 50/34–40

Smillie, I., 1963, Rhodesian T.P.O. datestamps: 51/57–9

Smith, R.C., 1980, Bulawayo Station: 109/21

*Snowden, N., 1978–79, Rhodesia and the Boer War: 102/102–8; 104/197–201; 105/35–42

(Reprinted from The Anglo-Boer War Philatelist)

*Soriano. Joan, 2017; Northern Rhodesia censored registered cover posted Lusaka APO 52 to

Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia; 265-165

*Soriano, Joan, 2017; Gukarahundi – an out of the ordinary cover; 266/206

*Soriano, J., De Bourbon A., Lambert, D., and Levy, C., 2001 The Admirals 1913-24 ½d and

1d plates: 201/143–7

*Spivack, David, 2016; 24 A postal history collection which now resides in California;

259/92-94

*Spivack, David, 2016; The BSAC Admirals – A Review of Auction Provenance; 262/243-51

*Spivack, David, 2017; The BSAC Die I 8d Admiral – Historical Overview and Identification;

265/128-34

Stenning, A.J. 1964, An old timer recalls: 52/10–13

Stevenson, P., 2005, Marshall Hole Currency Cards – Do Other Values Exist? 216/110–8

Stewart, G.P., 1985, Zimbabwe aérogrammes: 132/175–7

Stewart, G.P., 1986, Southern Rhodesia 1937 definitives; 1d red-orange, a myth? 133/10–12


Stewart, G.P., 1986, Southern Rhodesia 1937 definitives; defective coils and vending

machines: 134/55–6

Stewart, G.P., 1987, S.R. KG VI booklet overprinted ‘SPECIMEN’ – why? 139/96–7

Stewart, G.P., 1989, The US dollar Zimbabwe revenue stamp: 146/64–6; 166/92

Stewart, G.P., 1989, Post-boxes of Rhodesia: 146/67–8

Stewart, G.P., 1990, S.R. KGVI booklet overprinted ‘SPECIMEN’ – another look: 151/71–2

*Stewart, G.P., 1990, Research opportunities at National Archives of Zimbabwe: 153/187

*Stewart, G.P., 1992, The N5 Neo-Post franking machine: 161/74–6

Stewart, G.P., 1992, Expedited mail service: 163/160–1

Stewart G.P., 1993, The first air letter card: 166/93–6

*Stewart, G.P., 1994, Southern Rhodesia censorship of World War II: 171/155–64

*Stewart, G.P., 1995, Zimbabwe Frama labels: 176/156–60

Stewart, G.P., 1996, New Southern Rhodesia Censor marks: 178/51–3

*Stewart, G.P., 1997, Southern Rhodesia censorship of World War II; further notes: 181/31–2

*Stewart, G.P., 1998, Federal Cigarette Tax Stamps 186/73–4

*Stewart, G.P., 1998, The Tuckey Cover (Boer War) 188/173–176

*Stewart, G.P., 1999, Aberfoyle New Settlement (WWII) 191/73–2

*Stewart, G.P., 2000, Military Post Offices: Rhodesian Army 1974-79(Bush War) 196/105–11

*Stewart, G.P., 2001, E.T. Brown – Postcard producer extraordinary200/101–3

*Stewart, G.P., 2002, The Censor Censures: 204/114–5

*Stewart, G.P., 2002, The Genesis of the KGVI Design: 205/149–51

*Stewart, G.P., 2005, Censorship, a Legal Opinion: 214/25–6

Stewart, G.P., 2006, SR 1937 ½d Tagged Ear Flaw: 219/54

Stewart, G.P., 2006, Pigeon Post: 220/95

*Stewart, G.P., 2007, In Praise of Waterlow Crop Marks (re S.R. GVI definitives): 223/69–72

*Stewart, G.P., 2007, S. Rhodesia George VI 1½d under-inked strip: 224/93

*Stewart, G.P., 2008, Excise Overprints on 1937 SR Definitives: 226/p.27-30

*Stewart, G.P., 2008, Postcard Perils – Thinking of Exhibiting: 226/p.42-3

*Stewart, G.P., 2008, Excise Tax Stamps Part 2 (see 226/27 above): 228/p.105-107

Stewart, G.P., 2009, S. Rhodesia George VI - Two head dies: 233/147-8

*Stewart, G.P., 2011, What the King Thought (re S. Rhodesia George VI Coronation stamps):

238/38

*Stewart, G.P., 2011, WWII BOAC Cairo to Gwelo Service: 238/42

*Stewart, G.P., 2011, The Palace and the Mounted Pioneer Stamp: 240/127

*Stewart, G.P., 2012, 'Fingerprint Proof' - Rhodesia GVI plate proofs: 243/67

*Stewart, G.P., 2013, British Postal Order in Southern Rhodesia: 246/25

*Stewart, G.P., 2014: Positional Change off the Waterlow Imprint; 250/42-44

*Stewart, G.P., 2014: Tow New Southern Rhodesia King George VI Flaws: 252/111

*Stewart, G.P., and Barry, J., 2004, Internment and Refugee Camps of WWII in S. Rhodesia:

210/31–41

*Stewart, G.P., Blascheck, D. and Trotter, B., 2004, Southern Rhodesia Provisional Tax

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* Stewart, G. & Benvie, M., 2014; A Boer War Cover sent from Manzim’nyama, Rhodesia;

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*Stewart, G.P., and Russell, H.C., 1991, The military and air force camp post offices of WW II

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Strehmel, G., 1990, Zimbabwe; semper a liquid novum: 155/253–7


*Strehmel, G., 1992, Covers and postcards from 1888 to 1896 in Matabeleland and

Mashonaland: 162/113–22

Strehmel, G., 1992, To be or not to be; the first Bulawayo provisionals: 163/162–3

Strehmel, G., 1993, Double heads on cards/covers: 165/60

Strehmel, G., 1993, The 1898–1908 ‘small Arms’ issue – perforation errors/varieties:

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Strehmel, G., 1994, British South Africa Company; Rhodesia 1910 double head issue – a

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*Stroud, J.R., Drysdall, A.R., and Lambert, D., 1997, A tough diet (Trooper A.W. Wakefield):

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Stroud, J.R., 2000, Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland; Postal history: (display) 196/85–9

*Stroud, J.R., 2001, Whatever happened to the Kruger millions?: 201/153–6

Stroud, J.R., 2003, Cape to Rhodesia via Beira: 206/13

*Stroud, J.R., Lambert, D., and Wheatley, C.W.R., 2002, The Second Anglo-Boer War.

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Swart, D.T., 1994, Federation period – use of postage due stamps: 171/146–7

*Swart, D.T. 1998, aspects of Postal History of Northern and Southern Rhodesia (display)

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*Thomas, M., 2010, A Focus on Design of the Kariba Hydro-Electric Scheme Issue: 235/73-5

*Thomas, M., 2010, The WEST SHIRE BCA Canceller: 235/84-5

*Thomas, M., 2010, Anita McCullough at the Royal Philatelic Society, London, 10th

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*Thomas, M., 2010, A Letter from Marion Gamwell of Abercorn: 236/154-5

*Thomas, M., et al 2011, The Double Head Centenary Celebrations: 238/25-8

*Thomas, M., 2011, Native Porters at Katangus, B.C.A.: 240/112

*Thomas, M., 2011, N Around the houses in North Eastern Rhodesia – A letter chasing an

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*Thomas, M., 2013; Covers in history: Lieutenant Ingpen’s last leap; 247/100-101


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*Thomas, Mark, 2016; Night Follows Day: artistic Licence and the Postcard, 258/35-6

*Thomas, Mark, 2016; Advertising in a ‘Fife’ postcard; 260/141

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Thomson, R.M., 1973, The Southern Rhodesian booklet stamps of 1924/31: 83/40–1

Thomson, R.M., 1977, ‘POSTAGE PAID’ marks of Rhodesia: 98/59–62

*Tolbutt, J. 1998, Double Heads; 187/100-102

*Tommasson, Gary and Dennis, Brian, 2016; Rhodesia Perfin Survey; 261/185-88

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*Trotter, B. 2001, Tati Concession Revenue Stamps: 199/59-71

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Wheatley, C.W.R., 1974, Varieties of the single-colour Admirals: 85/11–13


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Wheatley, C.W.R., 1977, Further extracts from old newspapers: 99/85–92

*Wheatley, C.W.R., 1980, Plating the 5d Victoria Falls issue: 110/67–70

*Wheatley, C.W.R., 1980, Cancellations found on the 1905 Victoria Falls issue: 111/106–15

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113/31–3

*Wheatley, C.W.R., 1981, Gunboat mail from the Zambesi and Lake Nyasa: 113/34–7

*Wheatley, C.W.R., 1983, Rhodesian postal stationery; British South Africa Company 1890–

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*Wheatley, C.W.R., 1984, Postal stationery of Nyasaland, 1908–1954: 128/199–204

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*Wheatley, C.W.R., and Kemp, I., 2003, Rhodesia 1905 Victoria Falls – 5d value: 208/96–9

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*Wilke, A., 2010, Picture Postcard Forum - Percy Clarke - Publisher: 236/152-3

*Wilke, A., 2010, Picture Postcard Forum - Smart and Copley - Publisher: 237/200-2

*Wilke, A., 2011, Picture Postcard Forum - Smart and Copley - Publisher: 238/43

*Wilke, A., 2011, Boer War: A Postcard Correspondence: 238/ 43-4

*Wilke, A., 2011, Picture Postcard Forum - Ellis Allen - Publisher -: 239/86-7

*Wilke, A., 2011, Picture Postcard Forum - Ayrshire Mine, An early vignette, and Leo Silver -

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*Wilke, A., 2012, Picture Postcard Forum - Lennon Limited an T.M. Miller - Publishers:

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*Wilke, A., 2012, Picture Postcard Forum - E.B.S. Mercer, Publishers of 'Auto Chrome', Bank

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*Wilke, A., 2012, Picture Postcard Forum – Argus Printing & Publishing Company: 244/143-

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*Wilke, A., 2012, Picture Postcard Forum - Preece and Harrison – Bulawayo: 245/156-157

*Wilke, A., 2013, Picture Postcard Forum - Philpott and Collins – Printer and Publisher:

246/15-16

*Wilke, A., 2013, Picture Postcard Forum – Philpott & Collins; 247/106

*Wilke, A., 2013, Picture Postcard Forum – Philpott & Collins - Printer & Publisher (Part

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*Wilke, A., 2013, Picture Postcard Forum – Philpott & Collins - Printer & Publisher (Part

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*Wilke, A., 2014, Picture Postcard Forum – Postcards published by E.B.S. Mercer,

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*Wilke, A., 2014, Picture Postcard Forum – S C Turner; 251/86-87

*Wilke, A., 2014, Picture Postcard Forum – Art Publishers (Pty) Ltd., of Durban, South

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*Wilke, A., 2014, Picture Postcard Forum – Camera House; 253/180-81

*Wilke, Andrew; 2015; Postcard Forum – Postcards published by a Harrison,/Bulawayo

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*Wilke, Andrew; 2015; Postcard Forum – George C Brown, Stationer and Postcard

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*Wilke, Andrew; 2015; Postcard Forum – George C Brown, Stationer and Postcard

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*Wilke, Andrew, 2016; Postcard Forum: Pre-stamped Picture Postcards, 25/42-3

*Wilke, Andrew, 2016; Postcard Forum – Tokim Productions; 259/71

*Wilke, Andrew, 2016; Postcard forum: TM Miller – bookseller & Postcard Publisher,

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*Wilke, Andrew, 2016: Postcard Forum; 262/257

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*Wilkie, 2017; Postcard Forum: J M Mein (Umtali) and more…; 265/161-63

*Wilkie, Andrew, 2017; Postcard Forum; 266/207-8

*Wilke, Andrew, 2017; The 1d Cape Postal Stationery Cards Overprinted ‘Mashonaland’;

266/208-09

*Wilke, A., 2012, The Picture Postcard Competition 2012: 244/111

*Winchester, Ronnie & Burke, Sean, 2017; Double Heads on Cover – 2d value and above;

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*Wingent, Peter, 2017; A little-known forced landing; 263/24


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Williams, G.D.B., 1958, Fort Charter: 29/23–5

Williams, G.D.B., 1960, Sebanga Poort – Selukwe: 37/24–6

Williams, G.D.B., 1960, Mashonaland postal history, with particular reference to

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Williams, G.D.B., 1962, Filabusi Siding: 44/7–8; 45/27

Williams, G.D.B., 1967, The story of Hartley Hills, etc.; notes on Rhodesian postmarks:

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Williams, G.D.B., 1968, Barred diamonds and single letter postmarks denoting place names:

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Williams, G.D.B., 1970, British Association Victoria Falls: 70/29–31

Williams, G.D.B., 1970, Lore and legend in R.S.C. Journal: 71/43–5

Williams, G.D.B., 1972, Notes on some S. Rhodesian post offices: 45/30–1

Williams, G.D.B., and Berry, F., 1964, Empire Parliamentary Association; tour of southern

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*Wilson, A.F., 2011, Backwards and Forwards - A Paper presented to the Double Head

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*Wilson, A.F., 2012, When were the Double Heads used postally – and where?: 245/181-3

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*Wilson Dr J., and Ross, S., 2014: Butterflies on Stamps of Malawi – Part 1; 250/25-27

*Wilson, Andrew; Peggie, Paul, Schamroth, Julian; Lambert, Derek; & Berman, Arnold,


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*Winchester, R. and Napier, D.E. FRPSL, 2012, A Census of Double Head Covers: 234/36-40

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*Wingent, Peter; 2015; Runners and steam coaches in Nyasaland; 256/128-132

*Wingent, P., and Drysdall, Dr. A.R., 2005 The Storey Correspondence: mail from the UK

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*Wingent, P., Osbourne, H. and Drysdall, Dr. A, 2010, A Zeppelin Cover addressed to the


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Wright, E.K., 1984, Rhodesian collections; introduction: 125/14–15

Wright, E.K., 1984, Rhodesian collections; catalogues: 126/59–60

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Wright, E.K., 1985, Rhodesian collections; VII Henry Charles Dann: 131/104–5

Wright, E.K., 1985, Rhodesian collections; VIII Alan James Aubin Deal: 132/156–7

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Wright, E.K., 1986, Rhodesian collections; IX Sir Chester Beatty: 134/53

Wright, E.K., 1986, Rhodesian collections; X Frank ‘Matabele’ Thompson 1857–1927:

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Wright, E.K., 1987, Rhodesian collections; XIII Claire Birsen: 138/47–8

Wright, E.K., 1988, Rhodesian collections; The Royal Philatelic Collection: 141/15–16

*Wright, E.K., 1988, Tati: v. 38, (141/37–48; 142/88–96

Wright, E.K., 1988, August 1888; that was the month – that was! 142/69–72

Wright, E.K., 1989, Rhodesian collections; XX H.R. Holmes: 146/55–6

Wright, E.K., 1989, Research into early postal history: 149/197–8

*Wright, E.K., 1990 The centenary of the British South Africa Company: 150/2–4

*Wright, E.K., 1990, Postal history research; the Puzey Correspondence – a case study:

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Wright, R., 1981, The differentiation of the Mardon trials of 1966: 116/158–61

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Young, H.B., 1972, The £1 overprinted ‘RHODESIA’ in violet, SG 113b, RLE5 10777/13–14

Young, H.B., 1973, Plates of the second large Arms issue: 81/12–16; 82/20

Young, H.B. and Parker, Dr. C.H., 1967, The large seal issue of 1897: 60/3–15

Zaayer, D., 1976, The interesting 5d double head lake brown and olive: 93/10–11

Zaayer, D., 1976, The double head 2/- light blue: 93/14–6

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