Category: Rhodesia & Nyasaland

Details Publisher:  Distributor: Printer: Edina Press (Pty.) Ltd Process: Photographer: R Ryan Year: 1963 Series: Caltex – Rhodesia’s Favourite Oil Company

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Edina Press (Pty.) Ltd was a printer located in Cape Town, South Africa. Postcard Caltex (Type I)

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Details Publisher:  Distributor: Printer: Packaging and Printing Industries (Pvt.) Ltd, P.O. Box 1354, Bulawayo Process: Photographer:  Year: 1963 Series:  

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Details Publisher: Kingston Ltd on behalf of The Rhodesia & Nyasaland Tourist Board Distributor: Printer: Rhodesian Printers, Salisbury Process: Photographer: Colour photographs by Roy Creeth Year: 1961 Series:  Tour Rhodesia & Nyasaland

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Lusaka achieved city status on 9 September 1960. As part of the celebration, a special slogan cancellation ‘Lusaka A Capital City’ was used at the head post office from 10 to 30 September. Stamp collectors were addressed to write to the Lusaka and District Publicity Association to request a copy…

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Originally known at the Lusaka Publicity Association, the Lusaka and District Publicity Association was a municipally-supported organisation directed by secretary, Mrs Eva Muntz. In 1960 when Lusaka achieved city status, its changed its name and scope to also include surrounding districts. Commemorative Covers 1960 Lusaka Becomes A City

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Details Publisher:  Distributor: Printer: Mardon Printers (Pvt) Ltd Process: Photographer: Karel Kramer (Pvt) Ltd Year: 1960 Series:  

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Details Publisher:  Distributor: Coombe & Dewar (Pty.) Ltd., Salisbury Printer:  Process: Photographer: John Akester, F.R.P.S. Year: 1960 Series:  X Series

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The Chimanimani Hotel was based at the foothills of the Chimanimani Mountains, Melsetter, and was surrounded by beautiful gardens. Mr and Mrs Townsend-Green began construction in 1951 and the hotel was officially opened as the Chimanimani Arms on 21 March 1953. However, issues with the construction of the new main…

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The 2d. stamps were designed from an official photograph of a copper mine at Kitwe. Although faithfully following the photograph, the top of the headgear was eliminated to show the cable wheel in greater detail. Details Designer:  Printer:  Waterlow & Sons, London Wall, London, E.C. Thomas De La Rue &…

View More Rhodesia & Nyasaland Philately: 1959 Definitive Series – 2d Copper Mining