Kenya/ Uganda/ Tanganyika

UGANDA 1991 WWF FDC?s (x4) AFRICAN ELEPHANT	-	$6.00	1h 4m
Uganda 649 MNH Disney, Santa's Helpers, Animals, Christmas	-	$4.95	1h 32m
Kenya 1963 Scott # 1-14 MNH Set	-	$23.04	1h 36m
AUDUBON CRANE BABY CROCODILE UGANDA 1985 Sc 473 MNH	-	$7.85	1h 56m
Uganda 1554-5 MNH Disney, Runaway Brain, Mickey's Birthday	-	$11.95	2h 11m
British East Africa Scott # 93 7 1 2a Zanzibar Overprint MH	-	$40.00	2h 29m
British East Africa Scott # 90 2a Zanzibar Overprint MH	-	$32.00	2h 29m
British East Africa Scott # 91 4 1 2a Zanzibar Overprint MH	-	$40.00	2h 29m
British East Africa Scott # 89 1a Zanzibar Overprint MH	-	$75.00	2h 29m
British East Africa Scott # 88 1 2a Zanzibar Overprint MH	-	$44.00	2h 29m
British East Africa Scott # 69 3r Victoria Overprint on Indian Stamp MLH	-	$100.00	2h 30m
Kenya to London Durban Seamen's Institute 1946 Patriotic Cover	-	$20.00	2h 37m
KENYA UGANDA TANGANYIKA 1938 Sc 82a 13X11.5 F VF MHR	-	$20.69	2h 50m
KENYA UGANDA TANGANYIKA 1938 Sc 83a 13X13 VF MH	-	$67.49	2h 53m
KENYA UGANDA TANGANYIKA 1938 2sh 13X13.5 VF MH	-	$26.99	2h 55m
K.U.T.Dec 1972 5th.Anniv.Foundation of E.A. Community	-	$1.99	2h 59m
K.U.T.Dec 1972 5th.Anniv.Foundation of E.A. Community	-	$1.99	3h 1m
KENYA 1983 U M FLOWERS SET IN PAIRS.	-	$55.00	3h 22m
KENYA 1971 U M SHELLS SET IN BLKS 4	-	$75.00	3h 23m
KENYA 1966 U M ANIMALS SET IN BLKS 4	-	$75.00	3h 23m
UGANDA MINT JI 6 POSTAGE DUE	-	$1.00	4h 17m
KUT SC# 1 27A MAINLY USED CV $176.15 (P2)	-	$51.21	4h 19m
Uganda 1174-81 MNH Disney, Mickey Mouse, Friends with Dinosaurs	-	$12.35	4h 45m
Uganda 314-6 perf 14 MNH Charles & Diana, Horse & Coach	-	$2.95	5h 51m
CW - Uganda QEII 70th Birthday Mercury FDC 10 Jul 1996	-	$1.98	5h 52m
KENYA, UGANDA & TANGANYIKA 1954-58 QE2 SS (9 to 1 -) MVLH ? CV $30	1	$2.00	6h 15m
KENYA, UGANDA & TANGANYIKA 1954 QE2 2 - Kilimanjaro SG177 MVLH ? CV $22	-	$4.00 $5.00	6h 18m
Kenya Uganda Tanganyika 1949 SC#94-97 UNIVERSAL POSTAL UNION MNH VERY FINE	1	$1.35	6h 21m
KENYA, UGANDA & TANGANYIKA 1954 QE2 5 - Elephants SG178 MVLH ? CV $43	-	$7.00 $9.00	6h 21m
KENYA, UGANDA & TANGANYIKA #79-80 MH, CV$23.75 -- BO64	-	$9.95	7h 23m
Kenya 1960 Used Set Of 16	-	$21.00	7h 59m
Tanzania QEII 1993 Sports Sg Minisheet 1513 Mint Never Hinged	-	$1.56	8h 6m
Kenya interesting lot	-	$4.00	8h 17m
Kenya Uganda Tanganyika 1938-54 Used Set Of 20	-	$28.00	8h 32m
KUT KENYA Skeleton POSTMARK "NANDI HILLS KENYA" 1959	-	$0.99	8h 52m
Kenya Uganda Tanganyika KUT various	-	$1.34	8h 57m
GEOVI KUT 38 51 5 middle vals nhm um	1	$1.56	8h 57m
Tanganyika Uganda Kenya Cover to England 1941	-	$3.00	9h 5m

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