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;) ;) | 1945 POST OFFICE FUNAFUTI GILBERT & ELLIS ISLANDS COLONY cds (Proud D7) on Roger Wells registered cover to England. | £18.00 |
;) | 1946 POST OFFICE FUNAFUTI rubber cds postmark on Gilbert & Ellis Is On Active Service cover to England with 6d franking. Fine. | £6.00 |
;) | 1947 POST OFFICE TARAWA cds postmark on Gilbert & Ellis Is. local cover with 2½d franking. Clean. | £4.00 |
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