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JUNE The South African The South African 2019 Philatelist All about stamps PhilatelistTHE JOURNAL OF THE PHILATELIC FEDERATION OF SOUTH AFRICA SINCE 1932 volume 95:3. 954 www.sapa.africa FREE TO AFFILIATED MEMBERS Tati - Bechuanaland - A newspaper wrapper of 1894 addressed to Sam Edwards NEW ISSUES Perkins Bacon ‘Chalon Head’ Stamps of Natal Twenty Five Years of Democracy Fifty Years Since Man First Walked on the Moon Delving into Perforation Formats of Transkei’s First Definitive Sheets SEPTEMBER 4 to 7, 2019 • BENONI ISSN 0038-2566 2 The SA Philatelist, June 2019. JUNE 2019 Vol 95 Number 3 Whole No 954 The South African Philatelist The Journal of the Philatelic Federation of South Africa ContentsContentswww.sapa.africa Awards: • Large Silver Hafnia 1994, • Silver Bronze Pacific 1997, • Vermeil APS Stampshow1999, • Large Silver Egoli 2001, • Federation Plaque 2004, • Silver España‘06, Literature Award 2006, • Large Silver NZ Literature Exhibition 2007, • Large Silver JAKARTA 2008, • Large Vermeil IPHLA 2012. FEATURES 77 2019 - East Rand 100 Stamp Show and JUNASS 77 The ‘thinking’ behind Federation’s REGULARS THE EDITORIAL BOARD new Website: www.sapa.africa Alan Rose: [email protected] by Jan Hofmeyr Moira Bleazard: [email protected] 76 Letter to the Editorial Board 79 London 2020 Exhibition Robin Messenger: [email protected] open for entries Janice Botes Production Editor: [email protected] 79 Closing dates for future issues Commissioner Patrick Flanagan RDPSA David Wigston: [email protected] Peter van der Molen RDPSA, FRPSL: [email protected] 81 Obituaries: sad farewell to 80 Phun with Postmarks Mike Dove, philatelic friends - EDITORIAL CONSULTANTS Woulfe Cohen (Boesie), Ryno Frylinck 82 The ‘ABC’ of Stamps and Erik Eitkin Alex Visser : [email protected] Chris Mobsby RDPSA, FRPSL: [email protected] 81 Field Post Office 3 - Rand Show Michael Wigmore RDPSA: [email protected] by Jim Findlay RDPSA 92 New Issues Gerhard Kamffer RDPSA: [email protected] 83 La Poste Française FEDERATION SECRETARY 99 Errors on Stamps by Chris Mobsby Jill Redmond RDPSA: [email protected]. Tel: +27 (0) 11 917 5304 84 Sam Edwards of Tati 105 Society news PRODUCTION & LAYOUT by Andrew Briscoe Janice Botes: [email protected] ADVERTISERS 86 Revenue stamps of the Union: Tel: +27 (0) 11 454 5940 The use of franking machines for revenue purposes All South African stamps 74 Sandafayre are reproduced with the by Dr Gerhard Kamffer RDPSA permission of SAPO 78 David Feldman SA 90 ‘Print Techniques on South African Stamps from 1910 to 2009 PART 2 95 Janssen Stamps by André du Plessis 93 Fifty Years Since Man First Walked 104 John & Mark Taylor On The Moon by Moira Bleazard 107 Stanley Gibbons 94 Bechuanaland - the 2½c 108 Spink 1961 Surcharge by Dr Lawrence Barit 96 Perkins Bacon ‘Chalon Head’ Stamps of Natal by Roger Porter 100 The evolution of the perforation of the Transkei first definitive printer’s sheets by the TBVC Society The SA Philatelist, June 2019. 75 Digitisation of The South African Philatelist how many such copies will be required THE The South African Philatelist Journal TO EDI but failing accurate data, an estimate will ER TO 1. Over recent years, increasing costs T R of printing and postage of journals and be provided before Congress, where a ET I L A similar publications have resulted in a decision on this matter needs to be made. L B migration to digital publication, via the 5. Once the SAP is distributed digitally O internet and websites. With Federation’s (members will be advised by email to Correspondence to A recent upgrade of its website, the digital download), many other benefits could THE SA PHILATELIST R publication of the SAP has become more follow making use of the opportunities of should be addressed D feasible and the PFSA Management that technology, to name but a few: to the Editorial Board. Committee is now preparing to propose - Adding links to articles, where Material received is most at the coming Congress in September references and further information can welcome and will be 2019 at Benoni that digital publication be readily accessed, such as previous reviewed. Articles, letters of the SAP be implemented, not only articles on the same subject and items of interest - Indexing, where digital text can be may be published and for financial reasons but also to avoid searched for key words stand the chance of delays in postal delivery. It is accepted - Electronic filing is more space being rewarded with a that some members will prefer to receive STAEDTLER writing gift. a printed copy and for those who cannot efficient than hardcopy filing and more print themselves, printed copies to be easily retrievable mailed should remain available but at an - If ‘open access’ is adopted, where additional cost. anyone anywhere can access the SAP, 2. To show what is being planned, the then there would be a tremendous recent SAP April 2019 edition has now opportunity to showcase South African been placed on our website, thanks to philately to the world. Jannie Hofmeyr, and can be accessed by 6. We strongly believe that digitising going online to www.sapa.africa, then go the SAP will be good for South African Philately and its members and we hope Sponsored by to ‘Publications’, then to ‘SAP’ and then ‘download April 2019 here’. This edition that agreement can be reached on this. was mailed on 25 March at Boksburg I would like to thank particularly Ian and some members may not yet have Matheson and Emil Minnaar for their PLEASE NOTE: received it by snail-mail! advice and support in this matter and 3. We invite you to review this SAP copy you are welcome to contact any of us for Enquiries regarding subscriptions and on line, play around with it and see if you further information you may require. membership can be referred to Jill can print sections you would like to keep, Peter van der Molen Redmond RDPSA at pfsasec@mweb. or to archive this copy in a separate file, or co.za Tel: +27 (0)11 917 5304 do with it whatever you wish. This copy Chairman, The SAP Committee Contributions and letters for the has been providedThe South African so you The South African JUNE can consider whether this volume 95:2. 953 Philatelist 2019 publication must be forwarded to the 2019APRIL format is suitable for you, THEPhilatelist JOURNAL OF THE PHILATELIC FEDERATION OF SOUTH AFRICA SINCE 1932 All about stamps Editorial Board of The SA Philatelist, volume 95:3. 954 www.sapa.africa www.stamps.org.za starting with the February FREE TO AFFILIATED MEMBERS FREE TO AFFILIATED MEMBERS PO Box 131600, Benoryn, 1504. South 2020 edition which will Africa or email: [email protected] be the first in the New Subscription & circulation: Year. Until then, current Phun with Combinationpostmarks cover from Vryheid, Nieuwe Republiek via Natal to Holland Annual subscription rate for 2019 in South commitments and Tati - Bechuanaland - A newspaper wrapper of 1894 addressed to Sam Edwards ON THE Post offices that had ‘dagga’ in the name subscriptions will be NEW ISSUES Perkins Bacon ‘Chalon Head’ Stamps of Natal Africa is R324.00. For SADC countries, Make a Note: • 4 - 7 SEPTEMBER 2019 • BENONI The Union of South Africa: Customs Duty/Douane Stamps honoured with printed Twenty Five Years of Democracy WEB! Fifty Years Since Man First Walked on the Moon the subscription is R600.00 per year. • Entertainments Tax In South Africa copies mailed as at SEPTEMBER 4 to 7, 2019 • BENONI Basutoland: The First Decimal Definitive Series International overseas, the subscription is www.sapa.africa ISSN 0038-2566 present. R800.00 per year. These prices all include 1 ISSN 0038-2566 4. As noted, from next 1 postage via airmail. year printed copies can continue to The first SAP on the Web - April issue; it is likely that the be mailed, but at a cost. To determine future publications of this year will also be put on the Web Should you have enquiries or wish to that cost, we really need to know in addition to mailing hard copies to all members. subscribe, please communicate with the Membership Secretary/Subscriptions : EDITORIAL POLICY: Manager: email: [email protected] DISCLAIMER Publication: This journal is published by The views expressed in this publication do not The Editorial Board reserves the right to accept or The Philatelic Federation of South Africa. necessarily represent those of the Philatelic Federation decline any articles, letters or any other material The Secretary is Jill Redmond RDPSA. P of South Africa. While every effort is made to ensure submitted for publication, and reserves the right O Box 9248, Cinda Park 1463. email: accuracy and honesty in the editorial columns of to effect minor changes of spelling, punctuation, [email protected] this magazine, the publisher and editor cannot be grammar and word choice without requesting prior Tel: +27 (0) 11 917 5304 held responsible for inaccurate information supplied permission from the author(s). For more substantial and consequently published. Publication of articles revisions, such as shortening or restructuring, either Advertising: Rates available from the is subject to availability of space and cannot be the Board will request the author(s) to effect such Advertising Manager, Box 131600, guaranteed in each edition. 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    HISTÓRIA DA Ouro Preto / MG - Brasil HISTORIOGRAFIA Entre azagaias, carroças e espingardas: a escrita do passado sul-africano em George McCall Theal (1837-1919) Between assegais, ox-wagons, and rifles: the writing of South African past in George McCall Theal Evander Ruthieri da Silva http://orcid.org/0000-0002-5988-3739 RESUMO Apesar da fragmentação territorial que marcava a África do Sul na segunda metade do século XIX, esse ABSTRACT período foi demarcado por significativas publicações que intencionavam fornecer coesão e unidade Despite the territorial fragmentation that marked South especialmente em tratados histórico-geográficos. Africa in the second half of the nineteenth century, O artigo versa a respeito da escrita do passado sul- this period was marked by a significant increase in africano do historiador George McCall Theal, com publications intended to provide a particular sense of ênfase nas suas interpretações dos deslocamentos cohesion and unity, especially in historical-geographical étnicos gerados a partir do Great Trek (1835-1846), treaties. This article deals with the writing of the South período de migrações internas dos bôeres rumo ao African past by the historian George McCall Theal, interior do subcontinente, e do mfecane (c.1815-1835), with emphasis on his interpretations of the ethnic termo associado ao expansionismo militar dos zulus displacements and the conflicts generated from the na mesma região. A ênfase incide sobre as obras The Great Trek (1835-1846) - a period of internal Boer History of the Emigrant Boers in South Africa (1888) migrations towards the interior of the subcontinent - and e Progress of South Africa in the Century (1901).