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The
Postal and Telegraph Service
1943 TACLOBAN to
MANILA
Telegram received with Japanese
postmark 18.7.25. (July
25, 1943).
Handstamped with purple
censor mark
even though censorship
was discontinued throughout
the
Philippines on June 30,
1943.
RARE
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ILOILO to BAGUIO
1943, FEBRUARY 24
Properly censored commercial
mail. Received on front, March 13.
All letters were required
to be
properly addressed.
Censorship was immediately
imposed
on both civilian and
official mail
and was lifted throughout
the
Philippines on June 30,
1943.
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A
JAPAN to MANILA
1943, DECEMBER 19
Wrapper addressed to the
University of Santo Tomas
(then an internment camp).
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MANILA CIRCULATING
1944, FEBRUARY 15
Same wrapper reused again.
The sender paying an additional
21 centavos for postage
for the BAHA
(Flood Relief) Fund.
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LAWANG, JAVA
to MANILA
1943 Commercial mail with
1st Definitive issue
of Japanese occupied Java.
Censored at origin.
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