Great Britain / Madagascar 1878 Majunga Madagascar Env ex Ship’s Bag Usage of Great Britain Franking via Zanzibar; VERY RARE & FINE / VERY FINE

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    • Great Britain / Madagascar 1878 Majunga Madagascar Env ex Ship’s Bag Usage of Great Britain 8d Franking via Zanzibar; Remarkable 18 January 1878 Env Sent to Hampshire “”Via Brindisi” Addressed to “Mrs C. H. Stuar Douglas” so Clearly from her Husband, Naval Lt C. H. Stuart Douglas Serving then on the HMS “Vestal; The HMS “Vetal Was at Majunga, Madagascar on 18 Janurary 1881 When She Rendezvoused with the BISN Co.’s SS Pachumba from Zanzibar. The Pachumba Would Have Taken the Mail (Including This letter) Back to Zanzibar fro Onward Trasnmission to aden. The P.& O. SS Deccan Took Mails from Aden on 18 February; thereafter, the Mails Went via the P. & O. Bokhara from Alexandria to Brindisi Reaching There on 28 February 1878 (Hence the Back-stamp); Illustrated in NOL, Pg.45; ex G. DuBro; VERY RARE & FINE / VERY FINE (2-2695)

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  • Great Britain / Madagascar 1878 Majunga Madagascar Env ex Ship’s Bag Usage of Great Britain 8d Franking via Zanzibar; Remarkable 18 January 1878 Env Sent to Hampshire “”Via Brindisi” Addressed to “Mrs C. H. Stuar Douglas” so Clearly from her Husband, Naval Lt C. H. Stuart Douglas Serving then on the HMS “Vestal; The HMS “Vetal Was at Majunga, Madagascar on 18 Janurary 1881 When She Rendezvoused with the BISN Co.’s SS Pachumba from Zanzibar. The Pachumba Would Have Taken the Mail (Including This letter) Back to Zanzibar fro Onward Trasnmission to aden. The P.& O. SS Deccan Took Mails from Aden on 18 February; thereafter, the Mails Went via the P. & O. Bokhara from Alexandria to Brindisi Reaching There on 28 February 1878 (Hence the Back-stamp); Illustrated in NOL, Pg.45; ex G. DuBro; VERY RARE & FINE / VERY FINE (2-2695)