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Sunday, 12 May 2024

Omnibus Stamps : British Malaya & Borneo

 

1935 Silver Jubilee of King George V

Antigua – Ascension – Bahamas – Barbados – Basutoland – Bermuda – Ceylon – Cyprus – Dominica – Falkland Island – Gambia – Gibraltar – Gold Coast – Hong Kong – Kenya Uganda Tanganyika – Leeward Island – Malta – Newfoundland – Nigeria – Nyasaland – Sierra Leone – Strait Settlements  – Trinidad & Tobago

 



 

1937 Coronation of King George VI

Aden – Antigua – Ascension – Bahamas – Barbados – Basutoland – Bechuanaland –  Bermuda – British Guiana – British Honduras – British Solomon Islands – British Virgin Islands  –  Cayman Islands – Ceylon – Cook Islands – Cyprus – Dominica – Falkland Island – Fiji –  Gambia – Gibraltar – Gilbert & Ellice Islands –  Grenada–  Gold Coast – Hong Kong – Jamaica –  Kenya Uganda Tanganyika – Leeward Island – Malta – Mauritius – Montserrat – Newfoundland – Nigeria – Niue – N. Rhodesia – Nyasaland – Seychelles – Sierra Leone – Somaliland Protectorate  – St. Christopher & Nevis –  St. Helena – St. Lucia – St. Vincent –  Straits Settlements – Swaziland – Trinidad & Tobago – Turks & Caicos Islands






1948 King George VI Royal Silver Wedding

Aden – Aden Mukalla – Aden Seiyun – Antigua – Ascension – Bahamas – Bahrain –  Barbados – Basutoland – Bechuanaland –  Bermuda – British Guiana – British Honduras – British Solomon Islands – British Virgin Islands  –  Cayman Islands – Ceylon – Cook Islands – Cyprus – Dominica – Falkland Island – Fiji –  Gambia – Gibraltar – Gilbert & Ellice Islands –  Grenada–  Gold Coast  –  Great Britain – Grenada  –  Hong Kong – Jamaica –  Kenya Uganda Tanganyika  –  Kuwait – Leeward Island – Malaya Johore  –  Malaya Kedah  –  Malaya Kelantan  –  Malaya Malacca  –  Malaya Ngeri Sembilan  – Malaya Pahang  –  Malaya Penang  – Malaya Perak –  Malaya Perlis  –  Malaya Selangor  –  Malaya Trengganu – Malta – Mauritius – Montserrat – Nigeria – N. Borneo  – N. Rhodesia – Nyasaland – Pitcairn Islands – Sarawak –  Seychelles – Sierra Leone – Singapore – Somaliland Protectorate  – St. Helena – St. Kitts –  St. Lucia – St. Vincent – Swaziland – Trinidad & Tobago – Turks & Caicos Islands  – Zanzibar



1949 Universal Postal Union




Aden – Aden Mukalla – Aden Seiyun – Antigua – Ascension – Bahamas –  Barbados – Basutoland – Bechuanaland –  Bermuda – British Guiana – British Honduras – British Solomon Islands – British Virgin Islands  –  Brunei  –   Cayman Islands – Ceylon – Cyprus – Dominica – Falkland Islands –  Falkland Islands Dependencies –  Fiji –  Gambia – Gibraltar – Gilbert & Ellice Islands –   Gold Coast  –  Grenada  –  Hong Kong – Jamaica –  Kenya Uganda Tanganyika  –  Leeward Islands – Malaya Johore  –  Malaya Kedah  –  Malaya Kelantan  –  Malaya Malacca  –  Malaya Ngeri Sembilan  – Malaya Pahang  –  Malaya Penang  – Malaya Perak –  Malaya Perlis  –  Malaya Selangor  –  Malaya Singapore – Malaya Trengganu – Malta – Mauritius – Montserrat – New Hebrides –  Nigeria – N. Borneo  – N. Rhodesia – Nyasaland – Pitcairn Islands – Sarawak –  Seychelles – Sierra Leone –Somaliland Protectorate  – S. Rhodesia  – St. Helena – St. Kitts-Nevis –  St. Lucia – St. Vincent – Swaziland – Tonga  –  Trinidad & Tobago – Turks & Caicos Islands  – Zanzibar



1953 Queen Elizabeth II Coronation

Aden – Aden Mukalla – Aden Seiyun – Antigua – Ascension – Bahamas –  Barbados – Basutoland – Bechuanaland –  Bermuda – British Guiana – British Honduras – British Solomon Islands – British Virgin Islands  –  Cayman Islands – Ceylon – Cyprus – Dominica – Falkland Islands –  Fiji –  Gambia – Gibraltar – Gilbert & Ellice Islands –   Gold Coast  –  Grenada  –  Hong Kong – Jamaica –  Kenya Uganda Tanganyika  –  Leeward Islands – Malaya Johore  –  Malaya Kedah  –  Malaya Kelantan  –  Malaya Malacca  –  Malaya Ngeri Sembilan  – Malaya Pahang  –  Malaya Penang  – Malaya Perak –  Malaya Perlis  –  Malaya Selangor  –  Malaya Singapore –  Malaya Trengganu – Malta – Mauritius – Montserrat – New Hebrides –  Nigeria –  N.Borneo –  N.Rhodesia – Nyasaland – Pitcairn Islands – Sarawak –  Seychelles – Sierra Leone – Somaliland Protectorate  –S. Africa  –  S. Rhodesia  – St.Christopher Nevis Anguilla  –  St.Helena – St. Kitts-Nevis –  St. Lucia – St. Vincent – Swaziland – Tonga  –  Trinidad & Tobago – Tristan da Cunha 



1963 Freedom from Hunger

Antigua – Ascension – Bahamas Bermuda – British Honduras – British Solomon Islands – Brunei – Falkland Islands –  Fiji –  Gambia – Gibraltar – Gilbert & Ellice Islands – Malta – Mauritius – Montserrat – N.Borneo  - Sarawak –  Seychelles –  St.Helena – St. Vincent – Tonga  –  Trinidad & Tobago – Tristan da Cunha


Wednesday, 1 September 2021

Federation of Malaya 1957 Revenue Stamps

 





Federation of Malaya

From 1946 to 1948, the eleven Malay states formed a single British crown colony known as the Malayan Union.  Due to opposition from Malay nationalists, the Union was disbanded and replaced by the Federation of Malaya, which restored the symbolic positions of the rulers of the Malay states.

Within the Federation, while the Malay states were protectorates of the United Kingdom, Penang and Malacca remained British colonial territories. Like the Malayan Union before it, the Federation did not include Singapore. 

The Federation of Malaya Agreement was signed on 21 January 1948 at King House by the Malay rulers, and by Sir Edward Gent as the representative of the British government. The Agreement superseded the Agreement creating the Malayan Union, and prepared for the establishment of the Federation of Malaya on 1 February 1948. 

The Federation became independent from British colonial rule and became an independent member of the Commonwealth of Nations on 31 August 1957.    

In 1963, the Federation was reconstituted as "Malaysia" when it federated with the British territories of Singapore, Sarawak, and North Borneo.  Singapore separated from Malaysia to become an independent republic on 9 August 1965.