The Postmarks and Postal History of the Cameroons under British Administration -- 1916-1961 -- Supplement

This detailed Supplement is designed as a companion volume to the authors' original book about the British Cameroons of the same title, published in 1994. The authors have conveniently compiled and consolidated a wealth of published and unpublished information that has since come to light.

* New postmarks and further information about previously reported postmarks

* Updated summary of observed dates of use for all postmarks used in the Cameroons

* Additional information about the opening of post offices and postal agencies, including initial organization of post offices and mail runner services in 1916

* Postage stamps and postal stationery

* Maritime mail transport and air mail services to / from the Cameroons

* National Socialist sympathies prior to World War II, internment of German nationals during the war, and postal censorship

* Postal services and instructional markings, registration, posted out of course, postage due, insufficiently prepaid, too late, express, postmaster handstamp and manuscript markings, postal orders and reply coupons, miscellaneous forms and receipts, and more

* Arrangements for the transfer of postal responsibilities and services upon unification with the Cameroun Republic in 1961

* Profusely illustrated and extensively cross-referenced to the original publication

* Fully referenced.

vi+ 115 pages