1941 Registered & Censored to Afghanistan
1941 MARCH 3: MANILA to KUNDUZ, AFGHANISTAN
Registration label at left, reverse with boxed violet despatch date stamps, Madura transit (25 MAR), Peshawar transit (31 MAR), Kaboul transit and Kondouz arrival cds dated -2.12.41, Indian censor label tied by black wax seal on front and triangulat cachet on reverse.

Uncommon destination for Philippine mail even for the relatively "late" period and not surprised at all when it realized $259.50 at eBay.

The three important aspects of a postal history exhibits are RATES, ROUTES and DESTINATIONS and this cover has them all, as follows:

Rate: Proper 32c franking for 12c Single outbound surface rate at 20 grams maximim and 20c Registry Fee.

Destination: Uncommon for the period

Route: Via MADURA, INDIA where it was censored by the British Post, then to PESHAWAR, PAKISTAN, then to KABUL, AFGHANISTAN for internal delivery to KUNDUZ.