These labels are souvenirs of South Africa's Kruger National Park game
reserve. Based on a cover I saw on eBay, these were sold circa 1938.
Wildlife Labels (32k JFIF).
These miniature sheets were issued in 1936 for the Johannesburg
International Philatelic Exhibition, for which two panes were issued.
JIPEX 1/2d (26k JFIF).
JIPEX 1/2d Cover (48k JFIF).
JIPEX 1d (25k JFIF).
JIPEX 1d Cover (53k JFIF).
All contemporary South African miniature sheets are numbered sequentially
in order of release (except #21 which is mis-numbered as #20) and always
contain all stamps from the companion commemorative series or set.
Mini-sheet #1 features the work of South African artist Thomas Baines.
Mini-sheet #1 (39k JFIF).
Mini-sheet #2 commemorates the sports of Golf, Polo, Lawn Bowling, and
Cricket.
Mini-sheet #2 (30k JFIF).
Mini-sheet #3 features the work of South African artist Erich Mayer.
Mini-sheet #3 (33k JFIF).
Mini-sheet #4 features the work of South African artist Jan Ernst
Abraham Volschenk.
Mini-sheet #4 (28k JFIF).
Mini-sheet #5 features scenes from historic South African battles.
Mini-sheet #5 (32k JFIF).
Mini-sheet #6 commemorates the 1979 World Rose Convention held in
South Africa, dubbed the Rosafari.
Mini-sheet #6 (36k JFIF).
Mini-sheet #7 features the work of South African artist Pieter Wenning.
Mini-sheet #7 (27k JFIF).
Mini-sheet #8, issued in 1980, features paintings held in the South
African National Gallery in Cape Town.
Mini-sheet #8 (44k JFIF).
Mini-sheet #9, issued in 1981, commemorates the State Theatre in Pretoria.
Mini-sheet #9 (35k JFIF).
Mini-sheet #10 features orchids.
Mini-sheet #10 (31k JFIF).
Mini-sheet #11 features boats in the South African Navy.
Mini-sheet #11 (26k JFIF).
Mini-sheet #12 features dinosaurs that were indigenous in southern Africa.
Mini-sheet #12 (47k JFIF).
Mini-sheet #13 features South African beaches.
Mini-sheet #13 (42k JFIF).
Mini-sheet #14 features South African military decorations.
Mini-sheet #14 (32k JFIF).
Mini-sheet #15 features the work of South African artist Frans David Oerder.
Mini-sheet #15 (32k JFIF).
Mini-sheet #16 features South African and South West African (Namibian)
light houses.
Mini-sheet #16 (39k JFIF).
Mini-sheet #17 features the work of South African artist J. H. Pieneef. (sp?)
Mini-sheet #17 (30k JFIF).
Mini-sheet #18 commemorates cooperation among countries in southern Africa.
Mini-sheet #18 (33k JFIF).
Mini-sheet #19 features South African military decorations.
Mini-sheet #19 (44k JFIF).
Mini-sheet #20 depicts the sports of Formula One auto racing, Football
(Soccer), Auto Rally racing, Track and Field, Rugby, and Cricket.
Mini-sheet #20 (44k JFIF).
Mini-sheet #21 (misnumbered as #20) features the sculpture of South
African artist Anton van Wouw.
Mini-sheet #21 (43k JFIF).
Mini-sheet #22 depicts the South African ports. Yes, Walvis Bay remained
a part of South Africa, despite being entirely in Namibia, until 1994.
Mini-sheet #22 (45k JFIF).
Mini-sheet #23 features tug boats.
Mini-sheet #23 (43k JFIF).