The Colony of Natal, situated on the east coast of South Africa, was a British Colony from 1843 -1910 when it was incorporated into the Union of South Africa. Its capital was Pietermaritzburg.
The first stamps were issued in 1857, they were embossed with various designs. From 1869-1895, stamps of 1859-1867 were overprinted ‘POSTAGE” or additionally surcharged “Half-Penny”. From 1859 Queen Victoria’s portrait appeared on the stamps, and between 1902 and 1909, King Edward VII’s portrait appeared on the stamps.
1874
Queen Victoria Series
SG # 66
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Queen Victoria Series
SG # 97a
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SG # 107
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SG # 113
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1895
Queen Victoria Series (Surcharge HALF)
SG # 125
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1902
King Edward VII Series
SG # 127
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SG # 128
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SG # 130
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SG # 132
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SG # 152
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SG # 134
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