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Whole number 108Pages: 91-132

November, 1993

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Articles

R.M.S. Saxon
Anon pg. 105
Winnaarspoort
Drysdall, A.R. and Kuitenbrouwer, C. pg. 106-109
Winnaarspoort
Kuitenbrouwer, C. and Drysdall, A.R. pg. 106-109
The post offices of the Second Republic
Drysdall, A.R., van den Hurk, G. and MacGregor, A. pg. 110-121
The post offices of the Second Republic
MacGregor, A., Drysdall, A.R. and van den Hurk, G. pg. 110-121
The post offices of the Second Republic
Van den Hurk, G., Drysdall, A.R. and MacGregor, A. pg. 110-121
Volksrust and Kuruman
Drysdall, A.R. pg. 122-4
Dr Robert Broom, Mrs Ples and the Transvaal provisionals
Drysdall, A.R. pg. 125-6
Soldier's letters posted during the First British Occupation
Drysdall, A.R. and Sattin, G. pg. 91-92
Soldier's letters posted during the First British Occupation
Sattin, G and Drysdall, A.R. pg. 91-92
The experimental datestamps of the Second Republic and the cancellers used with them
Van den Hurk, G. pg. 93-105
Handstamps, datestamps and cancellers of the First South African Republic and Transvaal 1859-80 104/87-96
Van den Hurk, G. and Drysdall, A.R. pg. iv

Notes

In this edition there are several primary pages numbered in Roman numerals.