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Indian stamps were used in the three post
offices of the
Straits Settlement - Malacca, Penang & Singapore from late 1854. The Indian stamps
were originally cancelled by a dumb obliterator and their use in the
Straits Settlements can only be identified on complete covers. In 1856
standard Indian octagonal type cancels were issued: numbered "B 109"
for Malacca, "B 147" for Penang and "B 172" for Singapore. Penang &
Singapore octagonals were replaced by duplex cancels in 1863 and 1865
respectively.
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Japanese Occupation
Postmarks of Malaya
by Patrick N Kearney, 1990 Kedah and Perlis Their Stamps and Postal History, 1887-1941 by D Robin M Holley, 1995, 504pp, Published by the Malaya Study Group Kelantan:
Its
Stamps and Postal
History
by W.A. Reeves and B.E. Dexter, 1992, 112pp Malaya Postal Stationery 1937 - 1947 by the Malaya Study Group, 2008, 93pp The result of many years work by the Malaya Study Group Malaya: The Survey Department Essays of 1933 by Andrew Norris, Published by the Malaya Study Group Malaysia and The Federation of Malaya – their stamps and postal stationery (volume 1) by L C Stanway FRPSL, Published by the Malaya Study Group Perfins of Malaysia by Mervyn Lavender, self-published available from the author at 25 The Spinney, Eastleigh, Hampshire, SO50 8PF, U.K. (tel/fax: (+44) 023 80 693140) Postal History of
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by
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Postal History of
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Vol. II – Federated Malaya States (Negri Sembilan, Pahang, Perak,
Selangor)
by Edward B Proud Postal History of
British Malaya -
Vol. III – Unfederated Malaya States (Johore, Kedah, Kelantan, Perlis,
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by Edward B Proud Postal History of
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by Edward B. Proud and Milo D. Rowell, 1992, 336pp A Postal History of the Prisoners of War
& Civilian Internees in East Asia during the Second World War,
Volume 1, Singapore & Malaysia
by David Tett. co-published by The Stuart Rossiter Trust and BFA Publishing Limited, 400 pp This book provides a valuable history of communications between the prisoners and their families. It covers all aspects of the mail to and from the prisoners of war and civilian internees: arrangements in Australia and Britain for the despatch of mail; how the mail was forwarded and distributed; the role of the Red Cross; the Japanese markings; the work of the censors; how the prisoners were able to send messages to their families and friends; undelivered mails; and wreck covers. Postmarks of Japanese-occupied Malaya by Patrick N Kearney, 1990, published by Christie's-Robson Lowe, 128pp ISBN: 0853974365 Singapore Post Offices & Registration Labels by William H. Lyons, Published by the Malaya Study Group ARTICLES IN GIBBONS STAMP MONTHLY January 1950 issue of GSM pp 54-56 B M A MALAYA by the Rev W G Cameron MA Detailed study of the 1937-41 King George VI Straits Settlements stamps overprinted for the British Malay Administration since 1945. With a checklist of all the known printings up to May 1949.  MALAYA STUDY GROUP Philatelic Society of Malaysia Singapore Philatelic Museum |
