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Below are the results of your search for postcards associated with 'African Steamship Co/Elder Dempster'. 100 postcards are shown on each screen. Use the links at the top and bottom of the list of postcards to view more postcards. To view a full size image of a postcard (including the reverse) click on the thumbnail images of the postcards below. Postcards are graded according to my postcard grading criteria. Return to list of Shipping Companies. A total of 13 postcard(s) were found for 'African Steamship Co/Elder Dempster'.Displaying 1 to 13 of 13 postcards |
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1142101 | Agberi |  A sepia printed postcard featuring the early ship Agberi (1905-1917). Extremely light corner wear and extremely light marking to the front. A few very light surface undulations near the left edge. The reverse has a light sheen of glue residue over the entire reverse (only visible when viewed across the light) and a few very light surface scuffs. (VG/G) |
SOLD! |
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481105 | Bassa | A photo postcard by Feilden of Liverpool featuring the Bassa. She was built in 1918 as the War Pointer and became the Bassa in 1919. She was sunk in 1940. In nice clean condition, both sides, with minimal corner wear. (Ex-) | £5.99 |
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1102001 | Biafra | A sepia printed postcard featuring the Biafra. She was built in 1895 as the Leopoldville. She served as the Biafra from 1896 to 1910. Light corner and edge wear. Extremely light marking to the front with a little very age toning around the edges. Very light marking to the reverse with age toning around the edges. (VG) | RESERVED! |
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1142602 | Biafra | A sepia printed postcard showing the early company vessel Biafra. She was built in 1895 as the Leopoldville for Cie Belge Maritime Du Congo, but became the Biafra a year later in 1896. She stayed with the company until 1910, becoming the Homayun for the Bombay & Persia SN Co. Very light corner wear and extremely light marking to the front. Extremely light marking to the reverse. (VG+) | SOLD! |
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1092702 | Elmina | A sepia printed postcard featuring the Elmina. She was built in 1906 as the Albertville for Cie Belge Maritime Du Congo. In 1910 she became the Elmina and served the company until 1928 when she became the Iphigenia. the card was originally produced for the Albertville, but has been overprinted for the ship's new name of Elmina top right. Postally used in 1911 by someone on board with a Southampton Paquebot cancellation and an Insufficient Postage cachet. Very light corner wear with very light album corner marks. Impression from postal cancellation top left and centre. Otherwise very light marking to the front. Very light marking / ageing to the reverse. (VG) | SOLD! |
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1143503 | Gando | A sepia printed postcard featuring the early company vessel Gando (1907-1917). Minimal corner wear and in clean condition to the front with very light surface undulations down the right edge. the reverse looks like it has originally been stuck to something with an extremely light sheen of glue marking over the entire surface (only visible when viewed across the light) and some light surface scuffs. (VG/G) |
SOLD! |
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805402 | Karina | A colour postcard by Hunt of Liverpool featuring the Karina (1905-1917). Postally used in Lagos, Nigeria in 1910. Some corner and edge wear including some wear to the bottom right corner and bottom edge. Light bends / surface crinkles to the bottom two corners. A few surface indentations, including indentation from postal cancellation top left. Some marking / ageing to the reverse. (G+) | £4.99 |
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1069501 | Karina | An early sepia printed postcard featuring the Karina (1905-1917). Postally used in 1907 with a Plymouth Paquebot cancellation. Message from person on board inked to the front. Very light corner and edge wear and a tiny surface crinkle to the bottom right corner tip with a few light spots in the same corner. A little postal ink marking top left, otherwise very light marking to the front. Very light marking to the reverse with a tink knock to the top left corner tip and a small surface indentation on the top edge, centre. (VG) | £6.49 |
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1142104 | Karina | A colour postcard by C. W. Hunt of Liverpool featuring the Karina (1905-1917). A little corner and edge wear and light album corner indentations. A small surface crinkle on the bottom edge, right. A little very light marking / surface marking to the front with a couple of surface spots (only visible when viewed across the light). The reverse is rather heavily marked / aged with extensive foxing marking. (VG-/G) |
£7.49 |
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1142103 | Landana | An early colour printed postcard featuring the Landana. She was built in 1904 as the Leopoldville. She served the company as the Landana for a short while from 1908 to 1910. She was mined in 1917. Card was postally used in Liverpool by a passenger on board the vessel, but the date is not visible. A little corner and edge wear with a small knock to the top right corner tip and a light bend / surface crinkle to the bottom right corner. Light album corner impressions. Two tiny pinholes one top centre and the other bottom centre on the ship's name (both hardly visible). Light surface impressions to the front from the pencilled writing to the reverse. Otherwise light marking to the front. Light marking / ageing to the reverse with a couple of light foxing marks. (G+) |
SOLD! |
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544102 | Mary Kingsley | A photo postcard by Feilden of Liverpool featuring the Mary Kingsley (1930-54). In nice clean condition to the front with minimal corner wear. Extremely light album corner indentations. Collector's annotation to the rear and light surface marking. (VG) | £5.49 |
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816201 | Unknown (Elder Dempster / African SS) | A lovely and early undivided back litho printed art card featuring a company steamer and advertising services to Madeira the Canary Islands and West Africa. Postally used in Wimbledon in 1904 with date inked to the front. Very light corner and edge wear and very light album corner indentations. A little light ageing and a few light foxing spots to both sides of the card. (VG) | SOLD! |
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517332 | Zaria | A photo postcard featuring the Zaria (1904-27). In clean condition to the front with very light corner wear. A little surface marking to the front (printing issues?). Pencilled name to the reverse, otherwise clean. (VG+) | £4.99 |