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German Colonies and Offices Abroad

German PO Abroad

China

Amoy / Amoi
Opened - 12 Jun 1902
Spelling changed to 'Amoi" in mid-1913
Closed - 16 Mar 1917
Cancels:
• Fr. 1 / ArGe AMOY DP ◆1 with one variant
• Fr. 2 / ArGe AMOI (CHINA) DP ◆2
[ Fr. 1 / ArGe AMOY DP ◆1 ]

Canton / Kanton
Opened - 4 Jun 1902
Spelling changed to 'Kanton' 21 May 1913
Closed - 16 Mar 1917
Cancels:
• Fr. 3 / ArGe CANTON DP ◆1 with one variant
• Fr. 4 / ArGe KANTON (CHINA) DP ◆2
[ Fr. 3 / ArGe CANTON DP ◆1 ]

Futschau
Opened - 18 Jun 1900
Closed - 16 Mar 1917
Cancels:
• Fr. 5 / ArGe FUTSCHAU DP
[ Fr. 5 / ArGe FUTSCHAU DP ]

Hankau
Opened - 1 Apr 1900
• Fr. 6 / ArGe HANKAU ◆1 with multiple variants
• Fr. 7 / ArGe HANKAU DP ◆2 with multiple variants
[ Fr. 7 / ArGe HANKAU DP ◆2 ]

Itschang
Opened - 21 Feb 1903
Closed - 1 Sep 1908
• Fr. 8 / ArGe ITSCHANG (CHINA) DP
[ Fr. 8 / ArGe ITSCHANG (CHINA) DP ]

Nanking
Opened - 1 Jan 1903
• Fr. 9 / ArGe NANKING (CHINA) DP
[ Fr. 9 / ArGe NANKING (CHINA) DP ]

Peking
Opened - 11 Sep 1900
• Fr. 10 / ArGe PEKING DP ◆1
• Fr. 11 / ArGe PEKING DP ◆2
• Fr. 12 / ArGe PEKING DP ◆3 with color variant
[ Fr. 12 / ArGe PEKING DP ◆3 ]

Shanghai / Schanghai
Opened - 28 Aug 1886
Spelling changed to 'Schanghai' in Apr 1905
• Fr. 13 / ArGe SHANGHAI KDPAg ◆1
• Fr. 14 / ArGe SHANGHAI ◆2
• Fr. 15 / ArGe SHANGHAI a ◆3
• Fr. 16 / ArGe SHANGHAI a DP ◆4 with one variant
• Fr. 17 / ArGe SHANGHAI b DP ◆5
• Fr. 18 / ArGe SCHANGHAI a DP ◆6
• Fr. 19 / ArGe SCHANGHAI b DP ◆7
• Fr. 20 / ArGe SCHANGHAI DP ◆8
[ Fr. 15 / ArGe SHANGHAI a ◆3 ]

Shanhaikwan / Schanhaikwan
Opened - 1 Sep 1901
Temporarily relocated to Tschinwangtau from 1 Dec 1901 to 28 Feb 1902
Spelling changed to 'Schanhaikwan' on 1 Mar 1902
Closed - 31 Oct 1902
• Fr. 21 / ArGe SHANHAIKUAN DP ◆1
• Fr. 22 / ArGe SCHANHAIKWAN DP ◆2
[ Fr. 21 / ArGe SHANHAIKUAN DP ◆1 ]

Swatau
Opened - 17 May 1904
• Fr. 23 / ArGe SWATAU DP with one variant
[ Fr. 23 / ArGe SWATAU DP ]

Tientsin
Opened - 1 Apr 1893
• Fr. 24 / ArGe TIENTSIN KDPAg ◆1 with color variant
• Fr. 25 / ArGe TIENTSIN a DP ◆2
• Fr. 26 / ArGe TIENTSIN b (CHINA) DP ◆3
[ Fr. 24 / ArGe TIENTSIN KDPAg ◆1 ]

Provisionap PO
Provisional PO - early Sep 1900
Officially Opened - 1 Nov 1900
Closed - 30 Apr 1906
• Fr. 27 / ArGe TONGKU DP ◆1
• Fr. 28 / ArGe TONGKU DP ◆2
[ Fr. 28 / ArGe TONGKU DP ◆2 ]

Tschingtschoufu
Closed - 31 Dec 1905
• Fr. unlisted / ArGe TSCHINGTSCHOUFU DP ◆1 [prior to opening, used as of 15 Jun 1903 as auxiliary railroad cancel]
• Fr. 30 / ArGe TSCHINGTSCHOUFU (CHINA) DP ◆2
[ Fr. 30 / ArGe TSCHINGTSCHOUFU (CHINA) DP ◆2 ]

Tschifu
Opened - 1 Jan 1900
• Fr. 29 / ArGe TSCHIFU DP [used prior to opening as transit cancel]
[ Fr. 29 / ArGe TSCHIFU DP ]

Tschinkiang
Opened - 28 Oct 1901
• Fr. 31 / ArGe TSCHINKIANG DP
[ Fr. 31 / ArGe TSCHINKIANG DP ]

Chin Wang Tao / Tschinwangtau
Opened - 1 Dec 1901
Spelling changed to 'Tschinwangtau' on 15 Jan 1902
• Fr. 32 / ArGe CHIN WANG TAO DP ◆1
• Fr. 33 / ArGe TSCHINWANGTAU DP ◆2
[ Fr. 33 / ArGe TSCHINWANGTAU DP ◆2 ]

Tschoutsun
Opened - 15 Nov 1903
Closed - 31 Dec 1905
• Fr. unlisted / ArGe TSCHOUTSUN DP ◆1 [used as auxiliary railroad cancel]
• Fr. 34 / ArGe TSCHOUTSUN (CHINA) DP ◆2
[ Fr. 34 / ArGe TSCHOUTSUN (CHINA) DP ◆2 ]

Tsinanfu
Opened - 30 Mar 1904
• Fr. 35 / ArGe TSINANFU (CHINA) DP
[ Fr. 35 / ArGe TSINANFU (CHINA) DP ]

Weihsien
Closed - Sep 1914
• Fr. 36 / ArGe WEIHSIEN DP
[ Fr. 36 / ArGe WEIHSIEN DP ]

Morocco

Alkassar
Opened - 27 May 1901
Closed - 11 Jun 1919
• Fr. 1 / ArGe ALKASSAR (MAROCCO) DP ◆1
• Fr. 2 / ArGe ALKASSAR (MAROKKO) DP ◆2
[ Fr. 1 / ArGe ALKASSAR (MAROCCO) DP ◆1 ]

Arsila
Opened - 12 May 1911
• Fr. 3 / ArGe ARSILA (MAROKKO) DP
[ Fr. 3 / ArGe ARSILA (MAROKKO) DP ]

Asimmur
Opened - 1 Oct 1908
Closed - 4 Aug 1914
• Fr. 4 / ArGe ASIMMUR (MAROCCO) DP ◆1
• Fr. 5 / ArGe ASIMMUR (MAROKKO) DP ◆2 [unauthorized cancels exist post-closure]
[ Fr. 5 / ArGe ASIMMUR (MAROKKO) DP ◆2 ]

Casablanca
Opened - 20 Dec 1899
Closed - 4 Aug 1914
• Fr. 6 / ArGe CASABLANCA (MAROCCO) DP ◆1
• Fr. 7 / ArGe CASABLANCA (MAROKKO) DP ◆2
[ Fr. 7 / ArGe CASABLANCA (MAROKKO) DP ◆2 ]

Fes
Closed - 5 Aug 1914
• Fr. 8 / ArGe FES (MAROCCO) DP ◆1
• Fr. 9 / ArGe FES (MAROKKO) DP ◆2
[ Fr. 8 / ArGe FES (MAROCCO) DP ◆1 ]

Fes-Mellah
Opened 27 May 1901 as sub-office of Fes
Became independent office on 27 Oct 1902
• Fr. 10 / ArGe FES-MELLAH (MAROCCO) DP ◆1 [initial use on 21 Oct 1902, while still a sub-office of Fes]
• Fr. 11 / ArGe FES-MELLAH (MAROKKO) DP ◆2
• Fr. 12 / ArGe FES-MELLAH a MAROKKO DP ◆3
[ Fr. 12 / ArGe FES-MELLAH a MAROKKO DP ◆3 ]

Larache / Larasch
Opened - 20 Dec 1899
Spelling changed to 'Larasch' in May 1911
Closed - 11 Jun 1919
• Fr. 13 / ArGe LARACHE (MAROCCO) DP ◆1
• Fr. 14 / ArGe LARASCH (MAROKKO) DP ◆2
[ Fr. 13 / ArGe LARACHE (MAROCCO) DP ◆1 ]

Marrakesch
Opened - 11 Jul 1900
• Fr. 15 / ArGe MARRAKESCH (MAROCCO) DP ◆1
• Fr. 16 / ArGe MARRAKESCH a (MAROCCO) DP ◆1
• Fr. 17 / ArGe MARRAKESCH a (MAROKKO) DP ◆2
• Fr. 18 / ArGe MARRAKESCH b (MAROKKO) DP ◆2
• Fr. 19 / ArGe MARRAKESCH (MAROKKO) DP ◆3
• Fr. 20 / ArGe MARRAKESCH b (MAROKKO) DP ◆4
• Fr. 21 / ArGe MARRAKESCH c (MAROKKO) DP ◆5
[ Fr. 20 / ArGe MARRAKESCH b (MAROKKO) DP ◆4 ]

Mazagan / Masagan
Spelling changed to 'Masagan' on 22 May 1911
• Fr. 22 / ArGe MAZAGAN (MAROCCO) DP ◆1
• Fr. 23 / ArGe MASAGAN (MAROKKO) DP ◆2
[ Fr. 22 / ArGe MAZAGAN (MAROCCO) DP ◆1 ]

Meknes
• Fr. 24 / ArGe MEKNES (MAROCCO) DP ◆1
• Fr. 25 / ArGe MEKNES (MAROKKO) DP ◆2
[ Fr. 25 / ArGe MEKNES (MAROKKO) DP ◆2 ]

Mogador
• Fr. 26 / ArGe MOGADOR (MAROCCO) DP ◆1 with color variant
• Fr. 27 / ArGe MOGADOR (MAROKKO) DP ◆2
[ Fr. 27 / ArGe MOGADOR (MAROKKO) DP ◆2 ]

Rabat
• Fr. 28 / ArGe RABAT (MAROCCO) DP ◆1
• Fr. 29 / ArGe RABAT (MAROKKO) DP ◆2
[ Fr. 28 / ArGe RABAT (MAROCCO) DP ◆1 ]

Saffi
• Fr. 30 / ArGe SAFFI (MAROCCO) DP ◆1
• Fr. 31 / ArGe SAFFI (MAROKKO) DP ◆2
[ Fr. 31 / ArGe SAFFI (MAROKKO) DP ◆2 ]

Tanger
• Fr. 32 / ArGe TANGER (MAROCCO) DP ◆1
• Fr. 33 / ArGe TANGER a (MAROCCO) DP ◆2
• Fr. 34 / ArGe TANGER (MAROCCO) DP ◆3
• Fr. 35 / ArGe TANGER b (MAROCCO) DP ◆4
• Fr. 36 / ArGe TANGER c (MAROCCO) DP ◆5
• Fr. 37 / ArGe TANGER (MAROKKO) DP ◆6
• Fr. 38 / ArGe TANGER a (MAROKKO) DP ◆7
• Fr. 39 / ArGe TANGER b (MAROKKO) DP ◆8
• Fr. 40 / ArGe TANGER c (MAROKKO) DP ◆9
• Fr. 41 / ArGe TANGER (MAROKKO) DP ◆10
[ Fr. 34 / ArGe TANGER (MAROCCO) DP ◆3 ]

Tetuan
Closed - 11 Jun 1919
• Fr. 42 / ArGe TETUAN (MAROCCO) DP ◆1
• Fr. 43 / ArGe TETUAN (MAROKKO) DP ◆2 with one variant
[ Fr. 42 / ArGe TETUAN (MAROCCO) DP ◆1 ]

Turkey

Beirut
Opened - 1 Mar 1900
Closed - 30 Sep 1914
• Fr. 1 / ArGe BEIRUT DP ◆1 with one variant
• Fr. 2 / ArGe BEIRUT a DP ◆2 with one variant
[ Fr. 1 / ArGe BEIRUT DP ◆1 ]

Constantinopel
Opened - 1 Mar 1870
Relocated from Pera neighborhood (Constantinopel) to Galata neighborhood (Constantinopel 1) on 30 Sep 1877
• Fr. 3 / ArGe CONSTANTINOPEL N.P.A. ◆1 with one variant
• Fr. 4 / ArGe CONSTANTINOPEL D.R.P.A. ◆2
• Fr. 5 / ArGe CONSTANTINOPEL KDPA ◆3 with color variant [also used at embassy's summer residences at Büjükdere (1884) and Therapia (1885-1888)]
• Fr. 6 / ArGe CONSTANTINOPEL KDPA ◆4 with multiple variants [relocated to Constantinopel 1 PO on 1 Oct 1877]
[ Fr. 5 / ArGe CONSTANTINOPEL KDPA ◆3 ]

Constantinopel 1
Opened upon relocation of Constantinopel PO from Pera neighborhood to Galata neighborhood on 1 Oct 1877
Closed - 30 Sep 1914
• Fr. 6 / ArGe CONSTANTINOPEL KDPA ◆4 with multiple variants [relocated from Constantinopel PO on 1 Oct 1877]
• Fr. 8 / ArGe CONSTANTINOPEL 1 DP ◆6
• Fr. 10 / ArGe CONSTANTINOPEL 1. DP ◆7 with one variant
• Fr. 13 / ArGe CONSTANTINOPEL 1. a DP ◆8
• Fr. 14 / ArGe CONSTANTINOPEL 1 DP ◆9
• Fr. unlisted / ArGe CONSTANTINOPEL a DP ◆12b [Unused "CONSTANTINOPEL 2. a DP" cancel with "2" removed, used at CONSTANTINOPEL 1]
[ Fr. 10 / ArGe CONSTANTINOPEL 1. DP ◆7 ]

Constantinopel 2
Opened - 1 Jan 1876
• Fr. 7 / ArGe CONSTANTINOPEL KDPA ◆5 with color variants
• Fr. 9 / ArGe CONSTANTINOPEL 2 DP ◆10
• Fr. 11 / ArGe CONSTANTINOPEL 2. DP ◆11 with one variant
[ Fr. 11 / ArGe CONSTANTINOPEL 2. DP ◆11 ]

Constantinopel 3
• Fr. 12 / ArGe CONSTANTINOPEL 3. DP ◆13 with miltuple variants
• Fr. unlisted / ArGe CONSTANTINOPEL 3. a DP ◆14 with multiple variants
[ Fr. 12 / ArGe CONSTANTINOPEL 3. DP ◆13 ]

Jaffa
Opened - 1 Oct 1898
• Fr. 15 / ArGe JAFFA DP ◆1 with one variant
• Fr. 16 / ArGe JAFFA DP ◆2
[ Fr. 15 / ArGe JAFFA DP ◆1 ]

Jerusalem
• Fr. 17 / ArGe JERUSALEM DP ◆1 with one variant
• Fr. 18 / ArGe JERUSALEM a DP ◆2 with one variant
• Fr. 19 / ArGe JERUSALEM DP ◆3 [with hour slug]
• Fr. 20 / ArGe JERUSALEM DP ◆3 [without hour slug]
[ Fr. 20 / ArGe JERUSALEM DP ◆3 ]

Smyrna
• Fr. 21 / ArGe SMYRNA DP ◆1 with one variant
• Fr. 21 I / ArGe SMYRNA DP ◆4
• Fr. 22 / ArGe SMYRNA a DP ◆2 with multiple variants
• Fr. 23 / ArGe SMYRNA b DP ◆3 with multiple variants
• Fr. 24 / ArGe SMYRNA DP ◆5
• Fr. 25 / ArGe SMYRNA DP ◆6
[ Fr. 24 / ArGe SMYRNA DP ◆5 ]

German Colonies

Africa

Deutsch-Ostafrika

Amani
Closed - 17 Jul 1916
• Fr. 1 / ArGe AMANI D-OA
[ Fr. 1 / ArGe AMANI D-OA ]

Aruscha
• Fr. 2 / ArGe ARUSCHA D-OA
[ Fr. 2 / ArGe ARUSCHA D-OA ]

Bagamoyo / Bagamojo
Opened as Post Office Abroad - Oct 1890
Opened as colonial Post Office - 1 Jan 1891
Spelling changed to 'Bagamojo' on 16 Feb 1909
• Fr. 3 / ArGe BAGAMOYO KDPAg ◆1
• Fr. 4 / ArGe BAGAMOYO ◆2
• Fr. 5 / ArGe BAGAMOJO D-OA ◆3 with multiple variants
[ Fr. 5 / ArGe BAGAMOJO D-OA ◆3 ]

Bismarckburg
Opened - 26 Sep 1901
Evacuated to Namanjere without name change - 1 June 1915
Canceller used on Feldpost during retreat to Tabora - 25 June to 16 July 1916
• Fr. 6 / ArGe BISMARCKBURG D-OA
[ Fr. 6 / ArGe BISMARCKBURG D-OA ]

Bismarckburg (2nd location)
Evacuated to Namanjere without name change - 1 June 1915
Canceller used on Feldpost during retreat to Tabora - 25 June to 16 July 1916
• Fr. 6 / ArGe BISMARCKBURG D-OA
[ Fr. 6 / ArGe BISMARCKBURG D-OA ]

Buiko
Closed - May 1916
• Fr. 7 / ArGe BUIKO D-OA with multiple variants
[ Fr. 7 / ArGe BUIKO D-OA ]

Bukoba
• Fr. 8 / ArGe BUKOBA with multiple variants
[ Fr. 8 / ArGe BUKOBA ]

Dar-es-Salaam
Opened as Post Office Abroad - Oct 1890
Opened as colonial Post Office - 1 Jan 1891
• Fr. 9 / ArGe DAR-ES-SALAAM KDPAg ◆1
• Fr. 10 / ArGe DAR-ES-SALAAM ◆2 with multiple variants
• Fr. 11 / ArGe DAR-ES-SALAAM D-OA ◆3
• Fr. 12 / ArGe DARESSALAM D-OA ◆4
• Fr. 13 / ArGe DARESSALAM a D-OA ◆5
• Fr. 14 / ArGe DARESSALAM b D-OA ◆6 with multiple variants
• Fr. 15 / ArGe DARESSALAM c (D-OA) ◆7
[ Fr. 12 / ArGe DARESSALAM D-OA ◆4 ]

Dodoma
Closed - 28 Jul 1916
Canceller used on Feldpost along eastern portion of Mittellandbahn – 29 July to 13 August 1916
• Fr. 16 / ArGe DODOMA (D-OA) with multiple variants
[ Fr. 16 / ArGe DODOMA (D-OA) ]

Handeni
• Fr. 17 / ArGe HANDENI (D-OA) with multiple variants
[ Fr. 17 / ArGe HANDENI (D-OA) ]

Iringa
• Fr. 18 / ArGe IRINGA D-O-A with multiple variants
[ Fr. 18 / ArGe IRINGA D-O-A ]

Kigoma
Opened - 18 Apr 1914
Closed - 21 Jul 1916
• Fr. 19 / ArGe KIGOMA (D-OA) with multiple variants
[ Fr. 19 / ArGe KIGOMA (D-OA) ]

Kilimatinde
• Fr. 20 / ArGe KILMATINDE wih multiple variants
[ Fr. 20 / ArGe KILMATINDE ]

Kilossa
• Fr. 21 / ArGe KILOSSA with multiple variants
[ Fr. 21 / ArGe KILOSSA ]

Kilwa
• Fr. 22 / ArGe KILWA ◆1 with one variant
• Fr. 23 / ArGe KILWA D-OA ◆2 with multiple variants
[ Fr. 23 / ArGe KILWA D-OA ◆2 ]

Kisaki
• Fr. 24 / ArGe KISAKI
[ Fr. 24 / ArGe KISAKI ]

Kissenji
Closed - 30 September 1914
• Fr. 25 / ArGe KISSENJI (D-OA) with multiple variants
[ Fr. 25 / ArGe KISSENJI (D-OA) ]

Kondoa-Irangi
Closed - 11 Apr 1916
• Fr. 26 / ArGe KONDOA-IRANGI D-OA with multiple variants
[ Fr. 26 / ArGe KONDOA-IRANGI D-OA ]

Korogwe
• Fr. 27 / ArGe KOROGWE D-OA with multiple variants
[ Fr. 27 / ArGe KOROGWE D-OA ]

Langenburg
Moved to Neu-Langenburg in 1901
• Fr. 28 / ArGe LANGENBURG ◆1
• Fr. 29 / ArGe LANGENBURG D-OA ◆2 with multiple variants [used after move to Neu-langenburg until 2 Jul 1908]
[ Fr. 29 / ArGe LANGENBURG D-OA ◆2 ]

Leganga
Opened - 1 Feb 1911
• Fr. 30 / ArGe LEGANGA (D-OA) with multiple variants
[ Fr. 30 / ArGe LEGANGA (D-OA) ]

Lindi
• Fr. 31 / ArGe LINDI ◆1 with one variant
• Fr. 32 / ArGe LINDI D-OA ◆2 with multiple variants
[ Fr. 32 / ArGe LINDI D-OA ◆2 ]

Mahenge
Opened - 19 Aug 1901
Closed - 3 Sep 1917 (Fr.) / 9 Oct 1917 (ArGe)
• Fr. 33 / ArGe MAHENGE D-OA with multiple variants
[ Fr. 33 / ArGe MAHENGE D-OA ]

Marangu
Closed - 18 May 1901
• Fr. 34 / ArGe MARANGU with color variant [used in Moschi from end of April 1898 to end of May 1900]
[ Fr. 34 / ArGe MARANGU ]

Masinde
• Fr. 35 / ArGe MASINDE
[ Fr. 35 / ArGe MASINDE ]

Mikindani
• Fr. 36 / ArGe MIKINDANI ◆1 with multiple variants
• Fr. 37 / ArGe MIKINDANI D-OA ◆2
[ Fr. 37 / ArGe MIKINDANI D-OA ◆2 ]

Mkalama
• Fr. 38 / ArGe MKALAMA D-OA with multiple variants
[ Fr. 38 / ArGe MKALAMA D-OA ]

Mkumbara
• Fr. 39 / ArGe MKUMBARA D-OA with multiple variants
[ Fr. 39 / ArGe MKUMBARA D-OA ]

Mnyussi
Closed - Jun 1916 (Fr.) / 25 Jun 1916 (ArGe)
• Fr. 40 / ArGe MNYUSSI (D-OA) with multiple variants
[ Fr. 40 / ArGe MNYUSSI (D-OA) ]

Mohorro / Mohoro
Opened - 1 Feb 1894
Spelling changed to 'Mohoro' on 23 Feb 1909
Closed - 28 Jan 1917
• Fr. 41 / ArGe MOHORRO ◆1 with color variant
• Fr. 42 / ArGe MOHORO D-OA ◆2 with multiple variants
[ Fr. 42 / ArGe MOHORO D-OA ◆2 ]

Mombo
• Fr. 43 / ArGe MOMBO D-OA with multiple variants
[ Fr. 43 / ArGe MOMBO D-OA ]

Morogoro
• Fr. 44 / ArGe MOROGORO D-OA with multiple variants
[ Fr. 44 / ArGe MOROGORO D-OA ]

Moschi
• Fr. 45 / ArGe MOSCHI with multiple variants
[ Fr. 45 / ArGe MOSCHI ]

Moschi - Same
Moschi canceller used on Feldpost in Same - 11 Mar to c. 22 May 1916
• Fr. 45 / ArGe MOSCHI with multiple variants
[ Fr. 45 / ArGe MOSCHI ]

Moschi - Hale
Moschi canceller used on Feldpost in Hale - 24 May to 14 Jun 1916
• Fr. 45 / ArGe MOSCHI with multiple variants
[ Fr. 45 / ArGe MOSCHI ]

Mpapua
• Fr. 46 / ArGe MPAPUA with multiple variants
[ Fr. 46 / ArGe MPAPUA ]

Muaja
Closed - Spring of 1915
• Fr. 47 / ArGe MUAJA D-OA with multiple variants
[ Fr. 47 / ArGe MUAJA D-OA ]

Muanza / Muansa
Spelling changed to 'Muansa' on 17 Mar 1909
• Fr. 48 / ArGe MUANZA ◆1 with color variants
• Fr. 49 / ArGe MUANSA D-OA ◆2 with multiple variants
[ Fr. 49 / ArGe MUANSA D-OA ◆2 ]

Muhesa
• Fr. 50 / ArGe MUHESA D-OA with multiple variants
[ Fr. 50 / ArGe MUHESA D-OA ]

Musoma
Closed - 10 or 28 Jul 1916
• Fr. 51 / ArGe MUSOMA (D-OA) with multiple variants
[ Fr. 51 / ArGe MUSOMA (D-OA) ]

Neu-Langenburg
Opened - Moved from Langenburg - 2 Jul 1908
Closed - 30 May 1916
• Fr. 52 / ArGe NEU-LANGENBURG D-OA ◆3
• Fr. E52a / ArGe Neu Langenburg ◆4
• Fr. E52b / ArGe Neu Langenbg. ◆5
[ Fr. 52 / ArGe NEU-LANGENBURG D-OA ◆3 ]

Ngerengere
Opened - 14 Nov 1908
Closed - 31 Dec 1912
• Fr. 53 / ArGe NGERENGERE D-OA
[ Fr. 53 / ArGe NGERENGERE D-OA ]

Ngomeni
• Fr. 54 / ArGe NGOMENI (D-OA) with multiple variants
[ Fr. 54 / ArGe NGOMENI (D-OA) ]

Pangani
• Fr. 55 / ArGe PANGANI with multiple variants
[ Fr. 55 / ArGe PANGANI ]

Ruanda
Closed - 2 May 1916
• Fr. 56 / ArGe RUANDA D-OA with multiple variants
[ Fr. 56 / ArGe RUANDA D-OA ]

Saadani / Sadani
Spelling changed to 'Sadani' on apprroximately 23-26 Feb 1909
• Fr. 57 / ArGe SAADANI ◆1 with multiple variants
• Fr. 58 / ArGe SADANI D-OA ◆2 with multiple variants
[ Fr. 58 / ArGe SADANI D-OA ◆2 ]

Salale
Opened - 3 Aug 1911
Closed - May 1916
• Fr. 59 / ArGe SALALE (D-OA) with multiple variants
[ Fr. 59 / ArGe SALALE (D-OA) ]

Schirati
• Fr. 60 / ArGe SCHIRATI D-OA with color variants
[ Fr. 60 / ArGe SCHIRATI D-OA ]

Soga
Closed - May 1916
• Fr. 61 / ArGe SOGA (D-OA) with multiple variants
[ Fr. 61 / ArGe SOGA (D-OA) ]

Ssongea / Songea
Spelling changed to 'Ssongea' in early 1909
• Fr. 62 / ArGe SONGEA D-O-A ◆1 with color variant
• Fr. 63 / ArGe SSONGEA D-OA ◆2 with multiple variants
[ Fr. 62 / ArGe SONGEA D-O-A ◆1 ]

Tabora
Opened - 15 Jul 1895
• Fr. 64 / ArGe TABORA ◆1 with multiple variants
• Fr. 65 / ArGe TABORA (D-OA) ◆2 with color variant
[ Fr. 64 / ArGe TABORA ◆1 ]

Tanga
• Fr. 66 / ArGe TANGA ◆1 with multiple variants
• Fr. 67 / ArGe TANGA D-OA ◆2
• Fr. 68 / ArGe TANGA a (D-OA) ◆3
[ Fr. 67 / ArGe TANGA D-OA ◆2 ]

Tschole
Opened - 1 Nov 1907
Closed - 10 Jan 1915
• Fr. 69 / ArGe TSCHOLE D-OA with one variant
[ Fr. 69 / ArGe TSCHOLE D-OA ]

Ujiji / Udjidji
Spelling changed to 'Udjidji' in early 1909
• Fr. 70 / ArGe UJIJI D-O-A ◆1 with color variant
• Fr. 71 / ArGe UDJIDJI D-OA ◆2 with multiple variants
[ Fr. 70 / ArGe UJIJI D-O-A ◆1 ]

Umbulu
Closed - 10 Apr 1916
• Fr. 72 / ArGe UMBULU (D-OA) with multiple variants
[ Fr. 72 / ArGe UMBULU (D-OA) ]

Urundi
Opened - 1 Jul 1913
• Fr. 73 / ArGe URUNDI (D-OA) with multiple variants
[ Fr. 73 / ArGe URUNDI (D-OA) ]

Urundi - Niakassu
Urundi canceller used on Feldpost in Niakassu - 16 June to July 1916
• Fr. 73 / ArGe URUNDI (D-OA) with multiple variants
[ Fr. 73 / ArGe URUNDI (D-OA) ]

Usumbura
Opened - 22 September 1902
• Fr. 74 / ArGe USUMBURA D-OA with multiple variants
[ Fr. 74 / ArGe USUMBURA D-OA]

Utete
Closed - Sep 1916
• Fr. 75 / ArGe UTETE (D-OA) with multiple variants
[ Fr. 75 / ArGe UTETE (D-OA) ]

Utete - Utunge
Utete canceller used on Feldpost in Utunge - 10 Sep 1916 to 29 Jan 1917
• Fr. 75 / ArGe UTETE (D-OA) with multiple variants
[ Fr. 75 / ArGe UTETE (D-OA) ]

Wiedhafen
• Fr. 76 / ArGe WIEDHAFEN D-OA with color variant
[ Fr. 76 / ArGe WIEDHAFEN D-OA ]

Wilhelmsthal
Closed - prior to 5 Jun 1916
• Fr. 77 / ArGe WILHELMSTHAL D-O-A with multiple variants
[ Fr. 77 / ArGe WILHELMSTHAL D-O-A ]

Wugiri
Closed - 1 Oct 1909
• Fr. 78 / ArGe WUGIRI D-OA
[ Fr. 78 / ArGe WUGIRI D-OA ]

Lamu
• Fr. unlisted / ArGe LAMU OSTAFRIKA
[ Fr. unlisted / ArGe LAMU OSTAFRIKA ]

Zanzibar
• Fr. unlisted / ArGe ZANZIBAR KDPAg with color variant
[ Fr. unlisted / ArGe ZANZIBAR KDPAg ]

Deutsch-Südwestafrika

Abbabis
Closed - 27 Feb 1910
• Fr. 1 / ArGe Abbabis ◆1 with color variants
• Fr. 2 / ArGe Abbabis ◆2 with color variants
• Fr. 3 / ArGe ABBABIS D-SWA ◆3
[ Fr. 1 / ArGe Abbabis ◆1 ]

Arahoab
• Fr. 4 / ArGe Arahoab ◆1 handwritten
• Fr. 5 / ArGe ARAHOAB D-SWA ◆2
[ Fr. 5 / ArGe ARAHOAB D-SWA ◆2 ]

Aris
• Fr. 6 / ArGe ARIS D-SWA with one variant
[ Fr. 6 / ArGe ARIS D-SWA ]

Aroab
• Fr. 7 / ArGe AROAB (D-SWA)
[ Fr. 7 / ArGe AROAB (D-SWA) ]

Aub
Moved to Bergland - 28 Mar 1914
• Fr. 8 / ArGe AUB D-SWA [used at Bergland 29 Mar 1914 to Jun 1914]
[ Fr. 8 / ArGe AUB D-SWA ]

Aus
Moved from Kubub – 13 Oct 1906
• Fr. 9 / ArGe AUS ◆1
• Fr. 10 / ArGe AUS ◆2 with color variant
• Fr. 11 / ArGe AUS D-SWA ◆3
[ Fr. 9 / ArGe AUS ◆1 ]

Barby
• Fr. 12 / ArGe BARBY (D-SWA)
[ Fr. 12 / ArGe BARBY (D-SWA) ]

Bergland
Aub PO moved to Bergland - 29 Mar 1914
Aub canceller remained in use until Jun 1914
• Fr. 13 / ArGe BERGLAND (D-SWA)
[ Fr. 13 / ArGe BERGLAND (D-SWA) ]

Berseba
• Fr. 14 / ArGe BERSEBA D-SWA
[ Fr. 14 / ArGe BERSEBA D-SWA ]

Bethanien
• Fr. 15 / ArGe BETHANIEN D-SWA
[ Fr. 15 / ArGe BETHANIEN D-SWA ]

Bogenfels
• Fr. 16 / ArGe BOGENFELS (D-SWA)
[ Fr. 16 / ArGe BOGENFELS (D-SWA) ]

Brackwasser
Mail from Seeheim cancelled in Brackwasser – 25 Apr 1908 to 31 May 1908
• Fr. 17 / ArGe Brackwasser ◆1 with color variant
• Fr. 18 / ArGe BRACKWASSER D-SWA ◆2
[ Fr. 18 / ArGe BRACKWASSER D-SWA ◆2 ]

Brackwater
• Fr. 19 / ArGe BRACKWATER Bz. WINDHUK D-SWA
[ Fr. 19 / ArGe BRACKWATER Bz. WINDHUK D-SWA ]

Cap Cross
• Fr. 20 / ArGe Cap Cross ◆1 handwritten
• Fr. 21 / ArGe CAP CROSS D SW A ◆2
[ Fr. 21 / ArGe CAP CROSS D SW A ◆2 ]

Chairos
Closed - Jun 1915
• Fr. 22 / ArGe CHAIROS (D-SWA)
[ Fr. 22 / ArGe CHAIROS (D-SWA) ]

Ekuja
• Fr. 23 / ArGe EKUJA (D-SWA) with color variants
[ Fr. 23 / ArGe EKUJA (D-SWA) ]

Empfängnisbucht
Closed - 10 Nov 1914
• Fr. 24 / ArGe EMPFÄNGNISBUCHT D-SWA
[ Fr. 24 / ArGe EMPFÄNGNISBUCHT D-SWA ]

Epukiro
Closed - mid-May 1915
• No canceller until 29 Jun 1905. Mail from Epikuro cancelled in Okahandja or Gobabis - 27 Feb 1905 to 28 Jun 1905
• Fr. 25 / ArGe Epukiro ◆1
• Fr. 26 / ArGe Epukiro ◆2 with color variant
• Fr. 27 / ArGe EPUKIRO D-SWA ◆3 with one variant
[ Fr. 27 / ArGe EPUKIRO D-SWA ◆3 ]

Fahlgras
• Fr. 28 / ArGe FAHLGRAS Bz. WINDHUK D-SWA
[ Fr. 28 / ArGe FAHLGRAS Bz. WINDHUK D-SWA ]

Gibeon
• Fr. 29 / ArGe GIBEON with one variant
[ Fr. 29 / ArGe GIBEON ]

Gobabis
Mail from Epikuro cancelled in Okahandja or Gobabis due to lack of canceller in Epikuro - 27 Feb 1905 to 28 Jun 1905
• Fr. 30 / ArGe GOBABIS D-SW-A
[ Fr. 30 / ArGe GOBABIS D-SW-A ]

Gochaganas
Re-Opened - 10 Mar 1911
• Fr. 31 / ArGe Gochaganas ◆1
• Fr. 32 / ArGe GOCHAGANAS D-SWA ◆2
[ Fr. 31 / ArGe Gochaganas ◆1 ]

Gochas
Destroyed - Oct 1904
Re-Opened - Nov/Dec 1905
• Fr. 33 / ArGe Gochas ◆1
• Fr. 34 / ArGe GOCHAS D-SWA ◆2 with color variants
Kub canceller used on mail from Gochas in Nov/Dec 1905
• Fr. 35 / ArGe Gochas ◆3
• Fr. 36 / ArGe GOCHAS D-SWA ◆4 with one variant
[ Fr. 34 / ArGe GOCHAS D-SWA ◆2 ]

Grootfontein
• Fr. 37 / ArGe GROOTFONTEIN D-SW-A with multiple variants
[ Fr. 37 / ArGe GROOTFONTEIN D-SW-A ]

Grootfontein (Gross-Namaland)
Moved to Maltahöhe - Nov 1899
• Fr. 89 / ArGe Grootfontein (Gross-Namaland) Deutsch-Suedwestafrika
[ Fr. 89 / ArGe Grootfontein (Gross-Namaland) Deutsch-Suedwestafrika]

Gross-Barmen
Re-Opened - 30 Nov 1907
• Fr. 38 / ArGe GROSS-BARMEN D-SW-A
[ Fr. 38 / ArGe GROSS-BARMEN D-SW-A ]

Gross-Witvley
• Fr. 39 / ArGe GROSS-WITVLEY D-SWA
[ Fr. 39 / ArGe GROSS-WITVLEY D-SWA ]

Gründorn
• Fr. 40 / ArGe GRÜNDORN (D-SWA)
[ Fr. 40 / ArGe GRÜNDORN (D-SWA) ]

Guchab
Cancel dates from Apri - Jun 1915 are usually of no value.
• Fr. 41 / ArGe GUCHAB D-SWA
[ Fr. 41 / ArGe GUCHAB D-SWA ]

Haris
Closed - 1915
• Fr. 42 / ArGe Haris (Deutsch-Südwestafrika) ◆1 with multiple variants
• Fr. 43 / ArGe HARIS D-SWA ◆2
[ Fr. 43 / ArGe HARIS D-SWA ◆2 ]

Hasis
Renamed 'Kubas' on 17 Dec 1900
• Fr. 44 / ArGe HASIS D-SWA
[ Fr. 44 / ArGe HASIS D-SWA ]

Hasuur
Moved to Aroab - 31 Oct 1912
• Fr. 45 / ArGe Hasuur ◆1
• Fr. 46 / ArGe HASUUR D-SWA ◆2 with color variant [canceller used at Aroab from Nov 1912 to Mar 1914]
[ Fr. 45 / ArGe Hasuur ◆1 ]

Hatsamas / Hatzamas
Spelling changed to 'Hatzamas' - 17 May 1900
Re-Opened as 'Hatzamas' - 21 Mar 1910
Closed - Early May 1915
• Fr. 47 / ArGe Hatsamas ◆1
• Fr. 48 / ArGe HATZAMAS D-SWA ◆2 [spelling change the 'Hatzamas']
• Fr. 49 / ArGe HATSAMAS D-SWA ◆3 [return to original spelling 'Hatsamas']
[ Fr. 48 / ArGe HATZAMAS D-SWA ◆2 ]

Hoachanas
Closed - End of Apr 1915
• Fr. 50 / ArGe HOACHANAS D-SWA with color variant
[ Fr. 50 / ArGe HOACHANAS D-SWA ]

Hohewarte
Closed - Early May 1915
• Mail cancelled at Windhoek prior to 23 Apr 1898
• Fr. 51 / ArGe HOHEWARTE D-SW-A
[ Fr. 51 / ArGe HOHEWARTE D-SW-A ]

Jakalswater
• Fr. 52 / ArGe Jakalswater ◆1
• Fr. 53 / ArGe JAKALSWATER D-SWA ◆2 with color variant
[ Fr. 53 / ArGe JAKALSWATER D-SWA ◆2 ]

Johann-Albrechtshöhe
• Fr. 54 / ArGe JOHANN-ALBRECHTSHÖHE D-SW-A with multiple variants
[ Fr. 54 / ArGe JOHANN-ALBRECHTSHÖHE D-SW-A ]

Kalkfeld
Name changed from 'Okowakuatjiwi' - 28 Aug 1907
• Fr. 55 / ArGe KALKFELD D-SWA
[ Fr. 55 / ArGe KALKFELD D-SWA ]

Kalkfontein / Kalkfontein Süd
Name changed - 14 Dec 1906
• Fr. 56 / ArGe KALKFONTEIN ◆1 with one variant
• Fr. 57 / ArGe Kalkfontein ◆2
• Fr. 58 / ArGe KALKFONTEIN (Süd) D-SWA ◆3 with color variants
[ Fr. 58 / ArGe KALKFONTEIN (Süd) D-SWA ◆3 ]

Kanus
• Pen cancels from 1 Jul 1907 to 22 Jul 1907
• Fr. 59 / ArGe KANUS D-SWA with multiple variants
[ Fr. 59 / ArGe KANUS D-SWA ]

Kapenousseu
Name changed to 'Waldau' - 1 Mar 1903
• Fr. 60 / ArGe Kapenousseu ◆1a (1 Oct 1901 - 29 Nov 1901) & Kapenousseu ◆1b (26 Jul 1902 - 2 Aug 1902)
• Fr. 61 (34mm long), 62 (38mm long), 63 (42mm long) / ArGe Kapenousseu ◆2 with color variant
• Fr. 64 / ArGe Kapenousseu ◆3 with color variant [canceller used until 12 May 1903 despite name change on 1 Mar 1903]
[ Fr. 61 / ArGe Kapenousseu ◆2 ]

Karibib
• Fr. 65 / ArGe KARIBIB D-SWA ◆1 with multiple variants
• Fr. 66 / ArGe KARIBIB (D-SWA) ◆2
[ Fr. 65 / ArGe KARIBIB D-SWA ◆1 ]

Keetmanshoop
• Fr. 67 / ArGe KEETMANSHOOP ◆1 with multiple variants
• Fr. 68 / ArGe KEETMANSHOOP D-SWA ◆2
• Fr. 69 / ArGe KEETMANSHOOP D-SWA ◆3
• Fr. 70 / ArGe KEETMANSHOOP a (D-SWA) ◆4
• Fr. BF1 / ArGe "5 Pf. Bezahlt. Postassistent" ◆5a
• Fr. BF2 / ArGe "Franko verrechnet durch Einnahme Nachweisung in Keetmanshoop. Postassistent" ◆5b
[ Fr. 70 / ArGe KEETMANSHOOP a (D-SWA) ◆4 ]

Khan
• Fr. 71 / ArGe KHAN D-SWA with color variant
[ Fr. 71 / ArGe KHAN D-SWA ]

Khanrivier
• Fr. 72 / ArGe Khanrivier
[ Fr. 72 / ArGe Khanrivier ]

Klein-Nauas
• Fr. 73 / ArGe KLEIN-NAUAS (D-SWA) with color variant
[ Fr. 73 / ArGe KLEIN-NAUAS (D-SWA) ]

Koes
Closed - 1 Oct 1914
• Fr. 74 / ArGe Koes handwritten
• Fr. 75 / ArGe KOES DSWA ◆2
• Fr. 76 / ArGe KOES D-SWA ◆3
[ Fr. 76 / ArGe KOES D-SWA ◆3 ]

Kolmannskuppe
• Mail cancelled with LÜDERITZBUCHT until 16 May 1909
• Fr. 77 / ArGe KOLMANNSKUPPE D-SWA
[ Fr. 77 / ArGe KOLMANNSKUPPE D-SWA ]

Kub
Unofficially moved from Kuis - 16 Oct 1904
Officially moved from Kuis - Dec 1904
• KUIS canceller without day/month slugs used in Kub - 16 Oct 1904 to Dec 1904
• KUIS canceller with day/month slugs used in Kub - Dec 1904 to mid-Oct 1905
• Fr. 78 / ArGe KUB D-SWA
[ Fr. 78 / ArGe KUB D-SWA ]

Kubas
Renamed from 'Hasis' on 17 Dec 1900
• Fr. 79 / ArGe KUBAS D-SWA
[ Fr. 79 / ArGe KUBAS D-SWA ]

Kubub
Moved to Aus on 12 Oct 1906
• Fr. 80 / ArGe KUBUB D-SWA
[ Fr. 80 / ArGe KUBUB D-SWA ]

Kuibis
• Fr. 81 / ArGe Kuibis ◆1 with multiple variants
• Fr. 82 / ArGe KUIBIS D-SWA ◆2 with color variant
[ Fr. 81 / ArGe Kuibis ◆1 ]

Kuis
Plundered on 6 Oct 1904, canceller lost
Canceller found and used at Kub without day/month slugs, 16 Oct 1904-10 Dec 1904
Officially moved to Kub in Dec 1904
• Fr. 83 / ArGe Kuis ◆1 manuscript
• Fr. 84 / ArGe KUIS D-SWA ◆2 [used following move to Kub until mid-Oct 1905]
[ Fr. 84 / ArGe KUIS D-SWA ◆2 ]

Lüderitzbucht
• Fr. 85 / ArGe LÜDERITZBUCHT ◆1 with multiple variants
• Fr. 86 / ArGe LÜDERITZBUCHT a D-SWA ◆2 with color variant
• Fr. 87 / ArGe LÜDERITZBUCHT a (D-SWA) ◆3
• Fr. 88 / ArGe L bucht ◆4 manuscript
[ Fr. 86 / ArGe LÜDERITZBUCHT a D-SWA ◆2 ]

Maltahöhe
• Fr. 90 / ArGe MALTAHÖHE D-SWA with multiple variants
[ Fr. 90 / ArGe MALTAHÖHE D-SWA ]

Marienthal / Mariental
Destroyed - Oct 1904
Re-Opened, spelling changed to 'Mariental' - 1 Dec 1910
• Fr. 91 / ArGe MARIENTHAL D-SWA ◆1 with multiple variants
• Fr. 92 / ArGe MARIENTAL D-SWA ◆2 with color variant
[ Fr. 91 / ArGe MARIENTHAL D-SWA ◆1 ]

Nauchas
Closed - End of Apr 1915
• Fr. 93 / ArGe Nauchas ◆1
• Fr. 94 / ArGe NAUCHAS D-SWA ◆2 with color variant
[ Fr. 93 / ArGe Nauchas ◆1 ]

Neudamm
Closed - Early May 1915
• Fr. 95 / ArGe NEUDAMM D-SWA
[ Fr. 95 / ArGe NEUDAMM D-SWA ]

Neuheusis
• Fr. 96 / ArGe NEUHEUSIS (D-SWA) with color variants
[ Fr. 96 / ArGe NEUHEUSIS (D-SWA) ]

Okahandja
• Fr. 97 / ArGe Okahandya or Okah. ◆1 [spelled Okahandja, Okahandya, or Okah.]
• Fr. 98 / ArGe OKAHANDJA ◆2
• Fr. 99 / ArGe OKAHANDJA (philatelic creation)
• Fr. 100 / ArGe Okahandja Deutsch-Südwestafrika ◆4
• Fr. 100 I / ArGe Okahandja Deutsch-Südwestafrika ◆3
• Fr. 101 / ArGe Okahandja ◆5 with multiple variants
• Fr. 102 / ArGe OKAHANDJA D-SWA ◆6 with color variant
• Fr. 103 / ArGe OKAHANDJA (D-SWA) ◆8 with color variant
[ Fr. 101 / ArGe Okahandja ◆5 ]

Okasise
• Fr. 104 / ArGe OKASISE D-SWA
[ Fr. 104 / ArGe OKASISE D-SWA ]

Okatjomboa
• Fr. 105 / ArGe OKATJOMBOA (D-SWA)
[ Fr. 105 / ArGe OKATJOMBOA (D-SWA) ]

Okaukwejo
• Fr. 106 / ArGe OKAUKWEJO D-SWA with color variant
Used as Feldpost cancel during punitive expedition to Angola - Nov 1914 to Jan 1915
[ Fr. 106 / ArGe OKAUKWEJO D-SWA ]

Okombahe
• Fr. 107 / ArGe OKOMBAHE D-SW-A with color variants
[ Fr. 107 / ArGe OKOMBAHE D-SW-A ]

Okowakuatjiwi
Name changed to 'Kalkfeld' - 28 Aug 1907
• Fr. 108 / ArGe Okowakuatjiwi with color variant
[ Fr. 108 / ArGe Okowakuatjiwi ]

Olukonda
• Fr. 109 / ArGe OLUKONDA (D-SWA)
[ Fr. 109 / ArGe OLUKONDA (D-SWA) ]

Omaruru
• Fr. 110 / ArGe OMARURU ◆1 with multiple variants
• Fr. 111 / ArGe OMARURU (D-SWA) ◆2
[ Fr. 110 / ArGe OMARURU ◆1 ]

Omitara
• Fr. 112 / ArGe OMITARA (D-SWA)
[ Fr. 112 / ArGe OMITARA (D-SWA) ]

Onguati
Closed - Apr 1909
Re-Opened - Sep 1909
• Fr. 113 / ArGe ONGUATI D-SWA
[ Fr. 113 / ArGe ONGUATI D-SWA ]

Osona
• Fr. 114 / ArGe Osona ◆1 with color variant
• Fr. 115 / ArGe OSONA D-SWA ◆2
[ Fr. 115 / ArGe OSONA D-SWA ◆2 ]

Otavi
Closed - End of June 1904
Re-Opened - 1 Oct 1905
• Fr. unlisted / ArGe Otavifontein handwritten at military station from 18 Oct 1899
• Fr. 116 / ArGe Otavi ◆1a & Otavi ◆1b, depending on handwriting with multiple variants
• Fr. 117 / ArGe OTAVI D-SWA ◆2 with multiple variants
[ Fr. 117 / ArGe OTAVI D-SWA ◆2 ]

Otjihavera / Otjihawera
• Fr. 118 / ArGe Otjihavera ◆1 with color variants
• Fr. 119 / ArGe OTJIHAWERA D-SWA ◆2 with color variants
[ Fr. 119 / ArGe OTJIHAWERA D-SWA ◆2 ]

Otjiwarongo
• Fr. 122a / ArGe Otjiwarongo ◆1
• Fr. 122 / ArGe Otjiwarongo ◆2
• Fr. 123 / ArGe Otjiwarongo ◆3 with color variant
• Fr. 124 / ArGe OTKIWARONGO D-SWA ◆4
[ Fr. 122 / ArGe Otjiwarongo ◆2 ]

Otjosazu
• Fr. 125 / ArGe OTJOSAZU (D-SWA)
[ Fr. 125 / ArGe OTJOSAZU (D-SWA) ]

Otjosondu
• Fr. 126 / ArGe OTKOSONDU D-SWA
[ Fr. 126 / ArGe OTKOSONDU D-SWA ]

Otjosonjati
• Fr. 127 / ArGe OTJOSONJATI D-SWA
[ Fr. 127 / ArGe OTJOSONJATI D-SWA ]

Otjundaura
• Fr. 128 / ArGe OTJUNDAURA (D-SWA)
[ Fr. 128 / ArGe OTJUNDAURA (D-SWA) ]

Otyimbingue / Otjimbingue
Moved multiple times beginning 16 Sep 1889, including to Garinaub, Tsaobis, Otyimbingue, and Windhuk until March 1892
Spelling changed to 'Otjimbingue' - 1 Jul 1895
• Fr. 120 / ArGe OTYIMBINGUE D SW-A ◆1 with multiple variants
• Fr. 121 / ArGe OTJIMBINGUE ◆2 with one variant
[ Fr. 121 / ArGe OTJIMBINGUE ◆2 ]

Otyimbingue (at Garinuab)
Moved multiple times beginning 16 Sep 1889, including to Garinaub, Tsaobis, Otyimbingue, and Windhuk until March 1892
Spelling changed to 'Otjimbingue' - 1 Jul 1895
• Fr. 120 / ArGe OTYIMBINGUE D SW-A ◆1 with multiple variants
• Fr. 121 / ArGe OTJIMBINGUE ◆2 with one variant
[ Fr. 121 / ArGe OTJIMBINGUE ◆2 ]

Otyimbingue (at Tsaobis)
Moved multiple times beginning 16 Sep 1889, including to Garinaub, Tsaobis, Otyimbingue, and Windhuk until March 1892
Spelling changed to 'Otjimbingue' - 1 Jul 1895
• Fr. 120 / ArGe OTYIMBINGUE D SW-A ◆1 with multiple variants
• Fr. 121 / ArGe OTJIMBINGUE ◆2 with one variant
[ Fr. 121 / ArGe OTJIMBINGUE ◆2 ]

Outjo
• Fr. 129 / ArGe OUTJO D-SW-A ◆1 with multiple variants
• Fr. 130 / ArGe OUTJO D-SWA ◆2 with one variant
[ Fr. 129 / ArGe OUTJO D-SW-A ◆1 ]

Owikokorero
• No canceller from opening until 13 Jul 1905
• Fr. 131 / ArGe Owikokorero ◆1
• Fr. 132 / ArGe Owikokorero D.S.W.Afrika ◆2 with color variant
[ Fr. 132 / ArGe Owikokorero D.S.W.Afrika ◆2 ]

Pomonahügel
• Fr. 133 / ArGe POMONAHÜGEL (D-SWA)
[ Fr. 133 / ArGe POMONAHÜGEL (D-SWA) ]

Prinzenbucht
• No canceller from opening to 21 Dec 1909
• Fr. 134 / ArGe PRINZENBUCHT D-SWA [used at Bogenfels from 7 Mar 1914 to mid-Mar 1914]
[ Fr. 134 / ArGe PRINZENBUCHT D-SWA ]

Ramansdrift
• Fr. 135 / ArGe RAMANSDRIFT Deutsch-Südwestafrika ◆1
• Fr. 136 / ArGe RAMANSDRIFT D-SWA ◆2 with multiple variants
[ Fr. 136 / ArGe RAMANSDRIFT D-SWA ◆2 ]

Rehoboth
Canceller used on Feldpost from the Bastard unit via relay from Kraiport - Oct to Nov 1914
• Fr. 137 / ArGe REHOBOTH D-SW-A with color variant
[ Fr. 137 / ArGe REHOBOTH D-SW-A ]

Richthofen
Closed - 7 Feb 1910
• Fr. 138 / ArGe RICHTHOFEN D-SWA with color variant
[ Fr. 138 / ArGe RICHTHOFEN D-SWA ]

Rössing
• Fr. 139 / ArGe Rössing
[ Fr. 139 / ArGe Rössing ]

Seeheim
• Mail from opening to 21 May 1908 cancelled in BRACKWASSER
• Fr. 140 / ArGe Seeheim ◆1 with color variant
• Fr. 141 / ArGe SEEHEIM D-SWA ◆2 with color variant
[ Fr. 140 / ArGe Seeheim ◆1 ]

Seeis
• Mail from opening to 30 Apr 1898 cancelled in WINDHOEK
• Fr. 142 / ArGe SEEIS D-SW-A with color variant
[ Fr. 142 / ArGe SEEIS D-SW-A ]

Swakopmund
Canceller reused by the Feldpoststation at Rössing and along the Otavi railway - Jan 1915 to early Mar 1915
• Fr. 143 / ArGe SWAKOPMUND ◆1 with multiple variants
• Fr. 144 / ArGe SWAKOPMUND D-SWA ◆2
• Fr. 145 / ArGe SWAKOPMUND a D-SWA ◆3
• Fr. 146 / ArGe SWAKOPMUND D-SWA ◆4
[ Fr. 146 / ArGe SWAKOPMUND D-SWA ◆4 ]

Tsumeb
• Fr. 147 / ArGe TSUMEB D-SWA with color variant
[ Fr. 147 / ArGe TSUMEB D-SWA ]

Uhabis
Closed - 18 Dec 1896 (uncertain)
Manuscript cancels used – 20 Jan 1896 to 8 Dec 1896
Circular cancels from 28 Jul to 30 Sep 1897 & 12 Oct 1897 are believed to be philatelic favor cancels with arbitrary dates
• Fr. 148 / ArGe Uhabis ◆1 manuscript
• Fr. 149 / ArGe UHABIS D-SW-A ◆2
[ Fr. 149 / ArGe UHABIS D-SW-A ◆2 ]

Ukamas
• Fr. 150 / ArGe UKAMAS D-SW-A with multiple variants
[ Fr. 150 / ArGe UKAMAS D-SW-A ]

Usakos
Canceller used at the Rössing Feldpoststation and on Feldpost from various places along the Otavi railway – late Nov 1914 to Apr 1915
• Fr. 151 / ArGe Usakos ◆1
• Fr. 152 / ArGe USAKOS D-SWA ◆2 with color variant
[ Fr. 152 / ArGe USAKOS D-SWA ◆2 ]

Waldau
Renamed from 'Kapenousseu' on 1 Mar 1903
Destroyed - 15 Jan 1904
Re-Opened - 16 Feb 1905
• Kapenousseu canceller used through 29 May 1903
• Fr. 153 / ArGe unlisted
• Fr. 154 / ArGe WALDAU D-SWA ◆1
• Fr. 155 / ArGe WALDAU D-SWA ◆2 with one variant
[ Fr. 155 / ArGe WALDAU D-SWA ◆2 ]

Warmbad
• Fr. 156 / ArGe WARMBAD ◆1 with one variant
• Fr. 157 / ArGe Warmbad DSW Afrika ◆2
• Fr. 158 / ArGe WARMBAD D-SWA ◆3 with color variant
[ Fr. 156 / ArGe WARMBAD ◆1 ]

Waterberg
Destroyed - 14 Jan 1904
Re-Opened - 20 Nov 1904
• Fr. 159 / ArGe Waterburg ◆1
• Fr. 160 / ArGe WATERBURG D-SWA ◆2
• Fr. 161 / ArGe Waterburg ◆3
• Fr. 162 / ArGe WATERBURG D-SWA ◆4 with multiple variants
[ Fr. 162 / ArGe WATERBURG D-SWA ◆4 ]

Wilhelmstal
• Fr. 163 / ArGe WILHELMSTAL D-SWA with multiple variants
[ Fr. 163 / ArGe WILHELMSTAL D-SWA ]

Windhoek / Windhuk
Otyimbingue post office temporarily in Windhoek - 7 Dec 1891 to Mar 1892
Mail from Hohewarte cancelled in Windhoek - 1 Sep 1897 to 22 Apr 1898
Mail from Seeis cancelled in Windhoek - 1 Sep 1897 to 20 Apr 1898
• Fr. 164 / ArGe WINDHOEK ◆1 with one variant
• Fr. 165 / ArGe WINDHOEK D-SWA ◆2 with one variant
• Fr. 166 / ArGe WINDHUK a D-SWA ◆3 with color variant
• Fr. 167 / ArGe WINDHUK b D-SWA ◆4
• Fr. 168 / ArGe WINDHUK a D-SWA ◆5
• Fr. 169 / ArGe WINDHUK c D-SWA ◆6
• Fr. 170 / ArGe WINDHUK Landes-Ausstellung 1914 ◆7
[ Fr. 168 / ArGe WINDHUK a D-SWA ]

Kamerun

Abong-Mbang
Closed - Jul 1915
Handwritten cancellation on 5 Apr 1912 is philaelic
• Fr. 1 / ArGe ABONG-MBANG (KAMERUN) with multiple variants
[ Fr. 1 / ArGe ABONG-MBANG (KAMERUN) ]

Akoafim
• Fr. 2 / ArGe AKOAFIM (KAMERUN) with multiple variants
[ Fr. 2 / ArGe AKOAFIM (KAMERUN) ]

Akonolinga
• Fr. 3 / ArGe AKONOLINGA KAMERUN with one variant
[ Fr. 3 / ArGe AKONOLINGA KAMERUN ]

Ambam
Closed - 30 December 1915
• Fr. 4 / ArGe AMBAM (KAMERUN) with one variant
[ Fr. 4 / ArGe AMBAM (KAMERUN) ]

Bamenda
• Fr. 5 / ArGe BAMENDA KAMERUN with multiple variants
[ Fr. 5 / ArGe BAMENDA KAMERUN ]

Banjo
• Fr. 6 / ArGe BANJO KAMERUN with multiple variants
[ Fr. 6 / ArGe BANJO KAMERUN ]

Bare
• Fr. 7 / ArGe BARE (KAMERUN) with color variants
[ Fr. 7 / ArGe BARE (KAMERUN) ]

Bibundi
Closed - 8 Jan 1897
Re-Opened - 22 May 1906
• Fr. 8 / ArGe BIBUNDI ◆1
• Fr. 9 / ArGe BIBUNDI KAMERUN ◆2 with color variants
[ Fr. 9 / ArGe BIBUNDI KAMERUN ◆2 ]

Bipindihof
Closed - Oct 1915
• Fr. 10 / ArGe BIPINDIHOF KAMERUN with multiple variants
[ Fr. 10 / ArGe BIPINDIHOF KAMERUN ]

Bonaberi
• Fr. 11 / ArGe BONABERI KAMERUN with one variant
[ Fr. 11 / ArGe BONABERI KAMERUN ]

Bonambasi
• Fr. 12 / ArGe BONAMBASI KAMERUN
[ Fr. 12 / ArGe BONAMBASI KAMERUN ]

Buar
Closed - About 16 Oct 1914
• Fr. 13 / ArGe BUAR (KAMERUN) with one variant
[ Fr. 13 / ArGe BUAR (KAMERUN) ]

Buea
Closed - 15 Nov 1914
• Fr. 14 / ArGe BUEA KAMERUN ◆1 with one variant
•Fr. unlisted / ArGe Buea (Kamerun) ◆2
[ Fr. 14 / ArGe BUEA KAMERUN ◆1 ]

Campo / Kampo
Spelling changed to 'Kampo' on 21 Mar 1913
• Fr. 15 / ArGe CAMPO KAMERUN ◆1 with color variants
• Fr. 16 / ArGe KAMPO (KAMERUN) ◆2
[ Fr. 15 / ArGe CAMPO KAMERUN ◆1 ]

Dschang
• Fontemdorf cancel in use - 10 March 1907 to 12 February 1908
• Dschang canceller first used 13 January 1908
• Fr. 17 / ArGe DSCHANG KAMERUN with multiple variants
[ Fr. 17 / ArGe DSCHANG KAMERUN ]

Duala
Renamed from 'Kamerun' on 4 Jun 1901
• Fr. 18 / ArGe DUALA KAMERUN ◆1
• Fr. 19 / ArGe DUALA KAMERUN ◆2
• Fr. 20 / ArGe DUALA a (KAMERUN) ◆3
• Fr. 21 / ArGe DUALA b (KAMERUN) ◆4
• Fr. unlisted / ArGe Duala (Kamerun) ◆5
• Fr. unlisted / ArGe Duala (Kamerun) ◆6
• Fr. unlisted / ArGe Post-Verzollungsgebühr......Pf. ◆7
[ Fr. 19 / ArGe DUALA KAMERUN ◆2 ]

Dume
• Fr. 22 / ArGe DUME KAMERUN with multiple variants
[ Fr. 22 / ArGe DUME KAMERUN ]

Ebolwoa / Ebolowa
• Fr. 23 / ArGe EBOLWOA KAMERUN ◆1 with color variants
• Fr. 24 / ArGe EBOLOWA KAMERUN ◆2 with multiple variants
[ Fr. 24 / ArGe EBOLOWA KAMERUN ◆2 ]

Edea
Cancel moved to 198km of the Mittellandbahn and used there until Nov 1915
• Fr. 25 / ArGe EDEA KAMERUN with one variant
[ Fr. 25 / ArGe EDEA KAMERUN ]

After closure of Edea, canceller used at km 198 of the Mittellandbahn – 24 October 1914 to November 1915
• Fr. 25 / ArGe EDEA KAMERUN with one variant
[ Fr. 25 / ArGe EDEA KAMERUN ]

Ekododo
Unofficially Opened - Mid-1912
Officially Opened - 1 Oct 1913
Renamed 'Ukoko' on 6 Oct 1913
• Fr. 57 / ArGe EKODODO GABON ◆1
• Fr. 58 / ArGe EKODODO (KAMERUN) ◆2
In Ukoko, they first used the French canceller of the Ekododo post office, which was about 50 km (31 miles) further inland from Ukoko. The Ekododo French and German cancellers are believed to have only been used in Ukoko during the German period.
[ Fr. 58 / ArGe EKODODO (KAMERUN) ◆2 ]

Fontemdorf
• Fr. 26 / ArGe FONTEMDORF KAMERUN [used at Dschang from 10 Mar 1907 to 12 Dec 1908]
[ Fr. 26 / ArGe FONTEMDORF KAMERUN ]

Garua
Closed - End of 1914 (ArGe)
• Fr. 27 / ArGe GARUA KAMERUN with multiple variants
[ Fr. 27 / ArGe GARUA KAMERUN ]

Gross-Batanga
• Fr. 28 / ArGe GROSS-BATANGA
[ Fr. 28 / ArGe GROSS-BATANGA ]

Ikelemba
• Fr. 29 / ArGe IKELEMBA (KAMERUN) with color vartiant
[ Fr. 29 / ArGe IKELEMBA (KAMERUN) ]

Jabassi
• Fr. 30 / ArGe JABASSI KAMERUN
[ Fr. 30 / ArGe JABASSI KAMERUN ]

Jaunde
• Fr. 31 / ArGe JAUNDE KAMERUN with multiple variants
[ Fr. 31 / ArGe JAUNDE KAMERUN ]

Johann-Albrechtshöhe
Closed - 21 Nov 1914
• Fr. 32 / ArGe JOHANN-ALBRECHTSHÖHE KAMERUN with color variants
[ Fr. 32 / ArGe JOHANN-ALBRECHTSHÖHE KAMERUN ]

Joko
• Fr. 33 / ArGe JOKO KAMERUN with multiple variants
[ Fr. 33 / ArGe JOKO KAMERUN ]

Jukaduma
• Fr. 34 / ArGe JUKADUMA (KAMERUN) with multiple variants
[ Fr. 34 / ArGe JUKADUMA (KAMERUN) ]

Kamerun
Renamed 'Duala' on 4 Jun 1901
• Fr. 35 / ArGe KAMERUN with multiple variants
[ Fr. 35 / ArGe KAMERUN ]

Kribi
• Fr. 36 / ArGe KRIBI ◆1
• Fr. 37 / ArGe KRIBI KAMERUN ◆2 with one variant
[ Fr. 36 / ArGe KRIBI ◆1 ]

Kusseri
• Fr. 39 / ArGe KUSSERI KAMERUN with multiple variants [canceller used at Mora from 1 Jan 1913 to 23 Aug 1913]
[ Fr. 39 / ArGe KUSSERI KAMERUN ]

Lobetal
Closed - end of Oct 1914
• Fr. 40 / ArGe LOBETAL KAMERUN
[ Fr. 40 / ArGe LOBETAL KAMERUN ]

Lolodorf
• Fr. 41 / ArGe LOLODORF KAMERUN with multiple variants
[ Fr. 41 / ArGe LOLODORF KAMERUN ]

Lomie
Ssanga-Ngoko canceller used in Lomie - 1 Dec 1904 to 4 Sep 1905
Lomie canceller introduced - 5 Sep 1905
• Fr. 42 / ArGe LOMIE (KAMERUN) with multiple variants
[ Fr. 42 / ArGe LOMIE (KAMERUN) ]

Longji
Closed - Oct 1914
• Fr. 43 / ArGe LONGJI KAMERUN with multiple variants [canceller used in Makure from mid-Oct 1914 to 26 Nov 1914]
[ Fr. 43 / ArGe LONGJI KAMERUN ]

Marienberg
• Fr. 44 / ArGe MARIENBURG KAMERUN
[ Fr. 44 / ArGe MARIENBURG KAMERUN ]

Molundu
• Fr. I / ArGe Mol(undu) ◆1
• Fr. 45 / ArGe MOLUNDU KAMERUN ◆2 with color variants
• Fr. E1 / ArGe SOUFFLAY ◆3
• Fr. E2 / ArGe SOUFF(LAY) ◆4 with variants
[ Fr. 45 / ArGe MOLUNDU KAMERUN ◆2 ]

Mora
Closed - 18 Feb 1916, but mail service ceased long before PO officially closed due to being militarily isolated from the rest of Kamerun. Last known mail 24 August 1914.
• Fr. 46 / ArGe MORA (KAMERUN) with multiple variants
[ Fr. 46 / ArGe MORA (KAMERUN) ]

Mundeck
• Fr. 47 / ArGe MUNDECK KAMERUN with color variant
[ Fr. 47 / ArGe MUNDECK KAMERUN ]

Ngaundere
• Fr. 48 / ArGe NGAUNDERE (KAMERUN) with multiple variants
[ Fr. 48 / ArGe NGAUNDERE (KAMERUN) ]

Njassi
• Fr. 49 / ArGe NJASSI (KAMERUN)
[ Fr. 49 / ArGe NJASSI (KAMERUN) ]

Nola
• Fr. 50 / ArGe NOLA (KAMERUN) with multiple variants
[ Fr. 50 / ArGe NOLA (KAMERUN) ]

Nyanga
• Fr. 51 / ArGe NYANGA KAMERUN with one variant
[ Fr. 51 / ArGe NYANGA KAMERUN ]

Ossidinge
• Fr. 52 / ArGe OSSIDINGE KAMERUN with color variants
[ Fr. 52 / ArGe OSSIDINGE KAMERUN ]

Plantation
• Fr. 53 / ArGe PLANTATION KAMERUN with color variant [used in Makure from 16 Oct 1914 to 29 Nov 1914]
[ Fr. 53 / ArGe PLANTATION KAMERUN ]

Rio del Rey
• Fr. 54 / ArGe RIO DEL REY with color variants
[ Fr. 54 / ArGe RIO DEL REY ]

Sangmelima
Closed - Dec 1915
• Fr. 55 / ArGe SANGMELIMA (KAMERUN) with multiple variants
[ Fr. 55 / ArGe SANGMELIMA (KAMERUN) ]

Ssanga-Ngoko
Opened - 1 Dec 1904 in Lomie
Unlikely to have ever operated in Ssanga-Ngoko
• Fr. 56 / ArGe SSANGA-NGOKO KAMERUN [used in Lomie from 1 Dec 1904 to 4 Sep 1905]
[ Fr. 56 / ArGe SSANGA-NGOKO KAMERUN ]

Ukoko
Unofficially Opened - Mid-1912
Officially Opened - 1 Oct 1913
Iniaitlly used French anf German cancellers from Ekododo, 50 km inland. Those cancellers are only belived to have been used in Ukoko during the German period.
• Fr. 59 / ArGe UKOKO (KAMERUN) with multiple variants
[ Fr. 59 / ArGe UKOKO (KAMERUN) ]

Viktoria / Victoria
Spelling changed to 'Victoria' on 19 Dec 1900
• Fr. 60 / ArGe VIKTORIA (KAMERUN-GEBIET) ◆1
• Fr. 61 / ArGe VICTORIA KAMERUN ◆2
[ Fr. 61 / ArGe VICTORIA KAMERUN ◆2 ]

Togo

Agbeluvhoe
• Fr. 1 / ArGe AGBELUVHOE (TOGO)
[ Fr. 1 / ArGe AGBELUVHOE (TOGO) ]

Agome-Palime
• Fr. 2 / ArGe AGOME PALIME TOGO with one variant
[ Fr. 2 / ArGe AGOME PALIME TOGO ]

Agu
Renamed from 'Avhegame' on 16 Sep 1912
Closed - Aug 1914
• Fr. 3 / ArGe AGU (TOGO)
[ Fr. 3 / ArGe AGU (TOGO) ]

Anecho
Renamed from 'Klein-Popo' on 1 Jan 1905
• Fr. 4 / ArGe ANECHO TOGO
[ Fr. 4 / ArGe ANECHO TOGO ]

Assahun
Closed - Aug 1914
• Fr. 5 / ArGe ASSAHUN TOGO
[ Fr. 5 / ArGe ASSAHUN TOGO ]

Atakpame
• Fr. 6 / ArGe ATAKPAME TOGO with two variants [used until 26 Aug 1914]
[ Fr. 6 / ArGe ATAKPAME TOGO ]

Avhegame
Renamed 'Agu' on 16 Sep 1912
• Fr. 7 / ArGe AVHEGAME (TOGO)
[ Fr. 7 / ArGe AVHEGAME (TOGO) ]

Ho
Closed - Aug 1914
• Fr. 8 / ArGe HO (TOGO) with color variants
[ Fr. 8 / ArGe HO (TOGO) ]

Kete-Kratschi
• Fr. 9 / ArGe KETE-KRATSCHI TOGO
[ Fr. 9 / ArGe KETE-KRATSCHI TOGO ]

Klein-Popo
Renamed 'Anecho' on 1 Jan 1905
• Fr. 10 / ArGe KLEIN POPO ◆1 (23mm) with color variant
• Fr. 11 / ArGe KLEIN POPO ◆2 (25mm)
[ Fr. 11 / ArGe KLEIN POPO ◆2 ]

Kpandu
• Fr. 12 / ArGe KPANDU (TOGO) ◆1
• Fr. 13 / ArGe KPANDU a (TOGO) ◆2
[ Fr. 12 / ArGe KPANDU (TOGO) ◆1 ]

Lome
• Fr. 14 / ArGe LOME TOGOGEBIET ◆1 with two variants
• Fr. 15 / ArGe LOME TOGO ◆2
• Fr. 16 / ArGe LOME a TOGO ◆3
[ Fr. 14 / ArGe LOME TOGOGEBIET ◆1 ]

Noepe
• Fr. 17 / ArGe NOEPE (TOGO) with one variant
[ Fr. 17 / ArGe NOEPE (TOGO) ]

Nuatyä / Nuatjä
Spelling of name changed in Nov 1909
• Fr. 18 / ArGe NUATYÄ TOGO ◆1
• Fr. 19 / ArGe NUATJÄ TOGO ◆2
[ Fr. 18 / ArGe NUATYÄ TOGO ◆1 ]

Porto Seguro
• Fr. 20 / ArGe PORTO SEGURO TOGO
[ Fr. 20 / ArGe PORTO SEGURO TOGO ]

Sansane-Mangu
• Fr. 21 / ArGe SANSANE-MANGU (TOGO)
[ Fr. 21 / ArGe SANSANE-MANGU (TOGO) ]

Sokode
• Fr. 22 / ArGe SOKODE TOGO with color variant
[ Fr. 22 / ArGe SOKODE TOGO ]

Tokpli
• Fr. 23 / ArGe TOKPLI TOGO with color variant
[ Fr. 23 / ArGe TOKPLI TOGO ]

Tsevie / Tsewie
Spelling of name changed in Dec 1909
• Fr. 24 / ArGe TSEVIE TOGO ◆1
• Fr. 25 / ArGe TSEWIE TOGO ◆2
[ Fr. 24 / ArGe TSEVIE TOGO ◆1 ]

Pacific

Deutsch-Neuguinea

Berlinhafen
Renamed 'Eitape' on 1 Oct 1912
• Fr. 1 / ArGe BERLINHAFEN D-N-G with one variant
[ Fr. 1 / ArGe BERLINHAFEN D-N-G ]

Buka
Closed - Jan 1915
• Fr. 2 / ArGe BUKA (D-NG)
[ Fr. 2 / ArGe BUKA (D-NG) ]

Deulon
• Fr. 3 / ArGe DEULON (D-NG)
[ Fr. 3 / ArGe DEULON (D-NG) ]

Eitape
Renamed from 'Berlinhafen' on 1 Oct 1912
• Fr. 4 / ArGe EITAPE (D-NG)
[ Fr. 4 / ArGe EITAPE (D-NG) ]

Finschhafen
Re-opened - 15 Jul 1904
Closed - Dec 1914
Canceller used in 1915 on money orders only.
• Fr. 5 / ArGe FINSCHHAFEN ◆1
• Fr. 6 / ArGe FINSCHHAFEN D-N-G ◆2 with one variant
[ Fr. 6 / ArGe FINSCHHAFEN D-N-G ◆2 ]

Friedrich-Wilhelmshafen
• Fr. 7 / ArGe FRIEDRICH-WILHELMSHAFEN with multiple variants [used in Stephansort from 5 Apr 1897 until 2 Dec 1897 due to illness of Friedrich-Wilhelmshafen's postmaster]
[ Fr. 7 / ArGe FRIEDRICH-WILHELMSHAFEN ]

Hatzfeldthafen
• Fr. 8 / ArGe HATZFELDTHAFEN
[ Fr. 8 / ArGe HATZFELDTHAFEN ]

Herbertshöhe
Opened - Jun 1890
• Kerawara canceller used until 14 Jan 1891
• Fr. 9 / ArGe HERBERTSHÖH
• Fr. 10 / ArGe HERBERTSHÖHE D-N-G with color variants
[ Fr. 10 / ArGe HERBERTSHÖHE D-N-G ]

Kaewieng
• Fr. 11 / ArGe KAEWIENG D-N-G
[ Fr. 11 / ArGe KAEWIENG D-N-G ]

Kerawara
Closed - Jun 1890
• Matupi canceller used 4 April to May 1888
• Fr. 12 / ArGe KERAWARA [used in Herbertshöhe from Jun 1890 until 14 Jan 1891]
[ Fr. 12 / ArGe KERAWARA ]

Kieta
Closed - Dec 1914
• Fr. 13 / ArGe KIETA D-NG with one variant
[ Fr. 13 / ArGe KIETA D-NG ]

Konstantinhafen
• Fr. 14 / ArGe KONSTANTINHAFEN
[ Fr. 14 / ArGe KONSTANTINHAFEN ]

Manus
• Fr. 15 / ArGe MANUS (D-NG)
[ Fr. 15 / ArGe MANUS (D-NG) ]

Maron
Closed - Nov 1914
• No cancel prior to Dec 1910
• Fr. 16 / ArGe MARON D-NG
[ Fr. 16 / ArGe MARON D-NG ]

Matupi
• Fr. 17 / ArGe MATUPI with one variant [used as auxiliary cancel at Kerawara from 4 Apr 1888 to May 1888]
[ Fr. 17 / ArGe MATUPI ]

Morobe
• Fr. 18 / ArGe MOROBE (D-NG)
[ Fr. 18 / ArGe MOROBE (D-NG) ]

Namatanai
Closed - Beginning of Nov 1914 (Fr.) / Nov 1914 (ArGe)
• No canceller prior to early Dec 1911
• Fr. 19 / ArGe NAMATANAI (D-NG)
[ Fr. 19 / ArGe NAMATANAI (D-NG) ]

Rabaul
Name changed from 'Simpsonhafen' on 1 Apr 1910
• Fr. 20 / ArGe RABAUL D-NG ◆1
• Fr. 21 / ArGe RABAUL a (D-NG) ◆2
[ Fr. 21 / ArGe RABAUL a (D-NG) ◆2 ]

Simpsonhafen
Name changed to 'Rabaul' on 1 Apr 1910
• Fr. 22 / ArGe SIMPSONHAFEN D-N-G
[ Fr. 22 / ArGe SIMPSONHAFEN D-N-G ]

Stephensort
• Fr. 23 / ArGe STEPHANSORT 1 star ◆1 with multiple variants
• Fr. 24 / ArGe STEPHANSORT 3 stars ◆2
[ Fr. 24 / ArGe STEPHANSORT 3 stars ◆2 ]

Karolinen

Angaur
(post office officially closed on 12 Oct 1914, but mail service was generally unavailable as of Aug 1914 due to disruption of the steamer lines)
• Fr. 1 / ArGe ANGAUR PALAU-INSELN with one variant
[ Fr. 1 / ArGe ANGAUR PALAU-INSELN ]

Palau
(post office officially closed on 8 Oct 1914, but mail service was generally unavailable as of Aug 1914 due to disruption of the steamer lines)
• Fr. 2 / ArGe PALAU PALAU-INSELN with one variant
[ Fr. 2 / ArGe PALAU PALAU-INSELN ]

Ponape
(post office officially closed on 7 Oct 1914, but mail service was generally unavailable as of Aug 1914 due to disruption of the steamer lines)
• Fr. 3 / ArGe PONAPE KAROLINEN ◆1 with one variant
• Fr. 4 / ArGe KDPAg PONAPE KAROLINEN ◆2
• Fr. 5 / ArGe PONAPE (KAROLINEN) ◆3 with three variants
[ Fr. 3 / ArGe PONAPE KAROLINEN ◆1 ]

Truk
Closed -11 Oct 1914
• Fr. 6 / ArGe TRUK KAROLINEN
[ Fr. 6 / ArGe TRUK KAROLINEN ]

Yap
• Fr. 7 / ArGe YAP KAROLINEN with multiple variants
[ Fr. 7 / ArGe YAP KAROLINEN ]

Kiautschou

Kaumi
• Fr. 1 / ArGe K.D.FELD-POSTSTATION No 1 ◆1
• Fr. 2 / ArGe KAUMI DP ◆2
[ Fr. 2 / ArGe KAUMI DP ◆2 ]

Kiautschou
Opened - 26 Sep 1900 (as Feldpoststation)
Reclassified - 27 Oct 1900 (as Post Office) Closed - 31 Dec 1905
• Fr. 3 / ArGe KIAUTSCHOU ◆1
• Fr. 4 / ArGe KIAUTSCHOU DP ◆2
[ Fr. 4 / ArGe KIAUTSCHOU DP ◆2 ]

Litsun
• Fr. unlisted / ArGe Litsun Kiautschou ◆1, on Litsun mail canceled in Tsangkou
• Fr. 5 / ArGe LITSUN KIAUTSCHOU ◆2
[ Fr. 5 / ArGe LITSUN KIAUTSCHOU ◆2 ]

Mecklenburghaus
• Fr. unlisted / ArGe MECKLENBURGHAUS IM LAUSCHAN, KIAUTSCHOU, private cancel used on Mecklenburghaus mail canceled in Litsun or Tsingtau
• Fr. 6 / ArGe MECKLENBURGHAUS KIAUTSCHOU
[ Fr. 6 / ArGe MECKLENBURGHAUS KIAUTSCHOU ]

Schatsykou
• Schatsykou mail canceled in Litsun, 1 Feb 1908-4 Jul 1909
• Fr. 7 / ArGe SCHATSYKOU KIAUTSCHOU
[ Fr. 7 / ArGe SCHATSYKOU KIAUTSCHOU ]

Syfang
Closed - Jul 1914
• Fr. unlisted / ArGe SYFANG KIAUTSCHOU ◆1 on Syfang mail canceled in Tsangkou
• Fr. 8 / ArGe SYFANG KIAUTSCHOU ◆2
[ Fr. 8 / ArGe SYFANG KIAUTSCHOU ◆2 ]

Taitungtschen
• Fr. 9 / ArGe TAITUNGTSCHEN (KIAUTSCHOU)
[ Fr. 9 / ArGe TAITUNGTSCHEN (KIAUTSCHOU) ]

Taputur
Closed - Jul 1914
• Fr. 10 / ArGe TAPUTUR KIAUTSCHOU with three variants
[ Fr. 10 / ArGe TAPUTUR KIAUTSCHOU ]

Tsangkou
Converted to Auxiliary PO - 30 Sep 1904 (cancel used as late as 6 Dec 1904)
Re-Opened - 1 May 1913 (cancels known as early as 1909)
• Fr. 11 / ArGe TSANGKOU KIAUTSCHOU
• Fr. unlisted / ArGe Posthuelfsstelle Tsangkou (on mail canceled in Tsingtau)
[ Fr. 11 / ArGe TSANGKOU KIAUTSCHOU ]

Tsintau / Tsingtau
Spelling changed to 'Tsingtau' approximately 19 Dec 1899
Closed - 6 Nov 1914 (last mail sent 4 Nov 1914; mail canceled 6 Nov 1916 was not transported)
• Fr. 12 / ArGe TSINTANFORT MARINE FELDPOST ◆1
• Fr. 13 / ArGe TSINTANFORT ◆2
• Fr. 14 / ArGe TSINTAU CHINA ◆3
• Fr. 15 / ArGe TSINTAU a CHINA ◆4
• Fr. 16 / ArGe TSINTAU KIAUTSCHOU ◆5
• Fr. 17 / ArGe TSINTAU a KIAUTSCHOU ◆6
• Fr. 18 / ArGe TSINGTAU KIAUTSCHOU ◆7
• Fr. 19 / ArGe TSINGTAU a KIAUTSCHOU ◆8 with one variant
• Fr. 20 / ArGe TSINGTAU b KIAUTSCHOU ◆9 with one variant
• Fr. 21 / ArGe TSINGTAU a KIAUTSCHOU ◆10a
• Fr. 22 / ArGe TSINGTAU KIAUTSCHOU ◆10b
• Fr. 23 / ArGe TSINGTAU c KIAUTSCHOU ◆11a
• Fr. 24 / ArGe TSINGTAU c KIAUTSCHOU ◆11b
[ Fr. 19 / ArGe TSINGTAU a KIAUTSCHOU ◆8 ]

Tsingtau-Gr. Hafen
Closed - Sep 1914
• Fr. 25 / ArGe TSINGTAU-Gr.HAFEN KIAUTSCHOU
[ Fr. 25 / ArGe TSINGTAU-Gr.HAFEN KIAUTSCHOU ]

Tsingtau-Tapautau
Opened - Apr 1905
• Fr. 26 / ArGe TSINGTAU-TAPAUTAU KIAUTSCHOU
[ Fr. 26 / ArGe TSINGTAU-TAPAUTAU KIAUTSCHOU ]

Marianen

Saipan
• Fr. 1 / ArGe SAIPAN MARIANEN with multiple variants
[ Fr. 1 / ArGe SAIPAN MARIANEN ]

Rota (unofficial)
Background, from Friedemann:
In approximately May 1904, an application was made to Berlin to open a post office on Rota. The application was denied, however. A German agronomist, Herr Volkmar Reichel, was transferred to the island in mid-June 1904, and he began using a rubber stamp cancellation containing the word "Rota" and date (the "small" cancel). In 1906, Reichel carved a second rubber canceller (the "large" cancel), that was used until approximately October 1906. In compliance with instructions from Berlin, the "large" cancel is commonly found with Reichel's signature.
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[ Fr. no # assigned / ArGe ROTA ◆1 ] | [ Fr. no # assigned / ArGe ROTA ◆2 ]

Marshall-Inseln

Jaluit
• Fr. 1 / ArGe JALUIT MARSCHALL-INSELN ◆1 with multiple variants
• Fr. 2 / ArGe JALUIT MARSHALL-INSELN ◆2 with multiple variants
[ Fr. 2 / ArGe JALUIT MARSCHALL-INSELN ◆2 ]

Nauru
(post office officially closed on 6 Nov 1914, but mail service was generally unavailable after 9 Sep 1914 due to disruption of the steamer lines)
• Fr. 3 / ArGe NAURU MARSHALL-INSELN
[ Fr. 3 / ArGe NAURU MARSHALL-INSELN ]

Samoa

Aleipata
• Fr. 12 / ArGe ALEIPATA SAMOA
[ Fr. 12 / ArGe ALEIPATA SAMOA ]

Apia
• Fr. 1 / ArGe APIA DEUTSCHE POSTDAMPFSCHIFFS-AGENTUR ◆1
• Fr. 2 / ArGe APIA ◆2 with one major variant
• Fr. 3 / ArGe APIA KDPAg ◆3
• Fr. 4 / ArGe BEZAHLT Kaiserl. Deutsche Postagentur Apia ◆4
• Fr. 5 / ArGe POSTAGE PAID Imperial German Postoffice Apia ◆5
• Fr. 6 / ArGe APIA KDPAg ◆6
• Fr. 7 / ArGe BEZAHLT Kaiserl. Deutsche Postagentur. Apia ◆4a
• Fr. unlisted / ArGe POSTAGE PAID Imperial German Post-office Apia ◆5a
• Fr. 8 / APIA KDPAg ◆7
• Fr. 9 / ArGe APIA (SAMOA) ◆8
• Fr. 10 / ArGe APIA (SAMOA) ◆9
• Fr. 11 / ArGe APIA (SAMOA) ◆8a
[ Fr. 10 / ArGe APIA (SAMOA) ◆9 ]

Fagamalo
• Fr. 13 / ArGe FAGAMALO (SAMOA)
[ Fr. 13 / ArGe FAGAMALO (SAMOA) ]

Malua
• Fr. 14 / ArGe MALUA SAMOA
[ Fr. 14 / ArGe MALUA SAMOA ]

Mulifanua
Canceller first used 1 Jul 1904.
• Fr. 15 / ArGe MULIFANUA (SAMOA) with one variant
[ Fr. 15 / ArGe MULIFANUA (SAMOA) ]

Palauli
• Fr. 16 / ArGe PALAULI (SAMOA) with one variant
[ Fr. 16 / ArGe PALAULI (SAMOA) ]

Salailua
• Fr. 17 / ArGe SALAILUA (SAMOA)
[ Fr. 17 / ArGe SALAILUA (SAMOA) ]

Salelavalu
• Fr. 18 / ArGe SALELAVALU (SAMOA)
[ Fr. 18 / ArGe SALELAVALU (SAMOA) ]

Images

Hankau - Harbor (1903)

Hankau - Post Office (1912)

Peking - Post Office (1912)

Shanghai - Post Office (1911)

Shanghai - Postal Employees (1911)

Tientsin - Post Office (1906)

Tschifu - Post Office (1910)

Tschingwangtau - Post Office (1901-1902)

Tsinanfu - Post Office

Alkassar - Post Office

Fes - Post Office

Fes - Post Office (1906)

Masagan - Post Office (1909)

Tanger - Harbor (1909)

Tanger - Transporting Mail From PO to Port (1909)

Tetuan - Post Office

Beirut - Post Office

Constantinopel - Post Office

Constantinopel 1 - Post Office

Constantinopel 2 - Post Office (1905)

Jaffa - Post Office

Jaffa - Post Office (1900)

Jerusalem - Post Office

Jerusalem - Post Office (1903)

Smyrna - Post Office

Symrna - Post Office (1909)

Amani - Biological Institute

Bagamoyo - Post Office (1911)

Bagamoyo - View

Bukoba - View

Dar-es-Salaam - Admiral in Harbor (1909)

Dar-es-Salaam - Harbor

Dar-es-Salaam - Post Office (1909)

Dar-es-Salaam - Post Office (1902-1914)

Dar-es-Salaam - View (1910)

Kilossa - View

Kilwa - Post Office (1912)

Mikindani - View

Mohorro - Post Office

Morogoro - Post Office (1907)

Morogoro - View

Muansa - View

Ngerengere - Post Office

Pangani - Post Office

Pangani - Post Office (1908)

Schirati - Village Near Schirati

Tanga - Bismarck Monument

Tanga - Harbor

Tanga - Post Office

Tanga - Post Office (1912)

Tanga - Street View

Ujiji - Mail Arrival

Usumbura - View

Wilhelmsthal - Post Office (1911)

Wilhelmsthal - View

Abbabis - Marble Quarry

Abbabis - Train Station

Aris - Gateway to Aris

Aus - View

Aus - View (1905)

Brackwasser - Post Office

Gobabis - Post Office

Grootfontein - View

Hasuur - Post Office

Kalkfontein - Post Office (at left)

Kanus - Post Office

Karibib - Post Office

Karibib - Railroad

Karibib - View

Keetmanshoop - New Post Office (1909)

Keetmanshoop - Post Office (1912)

Keetmanshoop - View

Lüderitzbucht - Post Office

Lüderitzbucht - Post Office (1911)

Lüderitzbucht - Train Outside Lüderitzbucht

Lüderitzbucht - View

Lüderitzbucht - View (1912)

Okahandja - Kaiser Wilhelm Berg

Okahandja - View

Omaruru - Catholic Church

Omaruru - Native

Omaruru - Railroad Station

Omaruru - View

Otavi - View

Otjimbingue - Government Building

Outjo - Post Office

Prinzenbucht - Post Office

Rehoboth - View

Swakopmund - Government Office & Lighthouse

Swakopmund - Mail to PO (1916)

Swakopmund - Post Office

Swakopmund - Post Office (1912)

Swakopmund - View (1912)

Swakopmund - View South

Tsumeb - Steelwoks

Ukamas - Post Office

Waldau - Destroyed Train Station

Waterberg - From Lower Station

Waterberg - Remains Looking to East

Windhuk - Church

Windhuk - Gobabis Postwagon (1911)

Windhuk - Post Office

Windhuk - Post Office (1911)

Windhuk - Sperlingslust

Windhuk - View

Windhuk - View To Northwest

Windhuk - View (1910)

Akonolinga - Post Office

Bipindihof - Post Office

Buea - Governor's Residence

Buea - Post Office (1907)

Duala - Herzogin Elisabeth in Harbor

Duala - New Post Office (1910)

Duala - Post Office (1894)

Duala - Post Office (1899)

Duala - Post Office (1903)

Edea - Radio Station (1907)

Edea - View

Kribi - Catholic Mission

Kribi - Postboat

Kribi - Post Office (1912)

Kribi - View

Lolodorf - View

Longji - Factory & Post Office

Viktoria - Post Office

Viktoria - View

Victoria - View

Agome-Palime - New Post Office (1907)

Agome-Palime - View

Agu - Native Village

Anecho - Chief's House

Anecho - Lagoon

Anecho - Post Office (1900-1903)

Atakpame - Bismarck Fountain

Ho - Government Building

Lome - Church

Lome - Governor's House

Lome - Hamburgerstrasse

Lome - Post Office

Lome - Post Office (at left)

Lome - Street View

Sansane Mangu - Post Office

Lome - View (1905)

Finschhafen - Post Office (1888)

Finschhafen - Station with Post Office (1900)

Friedrich-Wilhelmshafen - Lagoon

Friedrich-Wilhelmshafen - 'Irene' in Harbor

Friedrich-Wilhelmshafen - 'Seestern' in Harbor

Friedrich-Wilhelmshafen - 'Siar' at Dock

Herbertshöhe - Dock

Herbertshöhe - Post Office (1900)

Kaewieng - Native Hut

Kaewieng - Native Village

Maron - Post Office (1910)

Matupi - Crater View

Matupi - Post Office

Rabaul - Post Office

Rabaul - Sulfur River

Simpsonhafen - NDL Offices

Simpsonhafen - Post Office

Stephansort - Post Office (1890)

Palau - Native House

Ponape - Bay

Ponape - Governor Hahl & Natives

Ponape - Landscape

Ponape - Old Spanish Fort

Truk - Natives

Truk - Toloman Mountain

Yap - Bay

Yap - Post Office (1900)

Yap - Radio Station

Yap - Telegraph Station

Kaumi - City Walls

Mecklenburghaus - View

Tsingtau - Arkona Lighthouse

Tsingtau - Beach Hotel

Tsingtau - Diederich's Rock

Tsingtau - Flag Raising

Tsingtau - From Artillery Lager

Tsingtau - Government Building

Tsingtau - Governor's Residence

Tsingtau - Post Office

Tsingtau - Post Office (1904)

Tsingtau - Post Office (1912)

Tsingtau - Running Submarine Cable

Tsingtau - View from East (1909)

Tsingtau - View From Jaeshke Monument

Tsingtau - View From West

Tsingati-Gr. Hafen - Post Office (1914)

Rota - Santa Lourdes German Chapel

Jaluit - Entrance to Harbor

Jaluit - Governor's House

Jaluit - Post Office (1901)

Nauru - Phosphate Mining

Nauru - Schoolchildren

Apia - Bay

Apia - Flag Raising at Mulinu'u (1 Mar 1900)

Apia - German Consulate

Apia - Harbor (1910)

Apia - Landscape

Apia - Post Ofice (1907)

Apia - River

Apia - View From Offshore