1891 1d. carmine and 2d. olive-bistre pair (perf. 12½) on cover from Embekelweni cancelled by 718 numerals in blue and cds Embekelweni 20 FE 91 (unusually on reverse of cover) to Einbeck Hannover Germany, London transit cds MR 25/91 in red at lower left and additional on reverse cds Steynsdorp (21.2), Cape Town (4.3) and arrival cds Einbeck 25/3/91, an attractive cover (Van der Molen p. 41) Provenance: Talbot Cox

1892 2d. olive-bistre (perf 12½ x 12), strip of three and two singles and 6d. blue on registered envelope from Bremersdorp to Hannover Germany, all cancelled by the squared-circle Bremersdorp/Swaziel/12 MEI 92 in blue also showing the oval framed "R Z.A.R." and the oval London registered transit datestamp (13.6) in red, on reverse cds Steynsdorp (13 MY), Johannesburg (21 MY), Cape Town and Hannover arrival (14.6). A very attractive cover franked 1/4d. being 6d. for registration and 10d. for double rate of 5d. per ½ oz to Europe. (Van der Molen p. 37), wax seal on reverse removed. Provenance: Talbot Cox  

1894 2d. olive-bistre (perf. 12½) with the error Swazielan instead of Swazieland (R.6/1) on van Gorcum newspaper wrapper cancelled squared-circle Bremersdorp/Swaziel/6 JAN 94 in black. Assen Holland arrival cds (6.2.94) on reverse. (see Van der Molen p. 36 for a comparable wrapper). This wrapper probably contained printed matter or a newspaper where the rate was 2d. for up to 4 oz. some filing folds clear of adhesive.  

1949 George VI ½ d. green (13½ x 14) on cover from Sipofaneni to Mankaiana, postmarked by boxed Swaziland Police/20-1-1949/Sipofaneni Swaziland (not mentioned in Van der Molen used as postmark) and arrival cds Mankaiana/22 Jan 1949. Van der Molen mentions Mrs. E. Hall envelopes (p. 272), - rare cover -