Cameroun - 1942 Colonial Education Fund

On the west coast Africa, north of the equator. Before WWI, Cameroun (Kamerun) was a German Protectorate. It was occupied during the war by Great Britain and France and in 1922 was mandated to these countries by the League of Nations. The French-mandated part became the independent State of Cameroun on 1960. The Southern Cameroons, a United Kingdom Trust Territory, joined this state to form the Federal Republic of Cameroun on 1961. The name was changed to United Republic of Cameroon on 1972.

Colonial Education Fund 

 issued by the Vichy government in France, but was not placed on sale in Cameroun.

Cameroun - Selection of air mail stamps

On the west coast Africa, north of the equator. Before WWI, Cameroun (Kamerun) was a German Protectorate. It was occupied during the war by Great Britain and France and in 1922 was mandated to these countries by the League of Nations. The French-mandated part became the independent State of Cameroun on 1960. The Southern Cameroons, a United Kingdom Trust Territory, joined this state to form the Federal Republic of Cameroun on 1961. The name was changed to United Republic of Cameroon on 1972.

1942 - Cross of Lorraine and four-motor plane

1946 - Plane and Map

1946 - Seaplane alighting

1947 - Birds over Mountains

1955 - Giraffes

Cameroun - 1945 - Eboue

On the west coast Africa, north of the equator. Before WWI, Cameroun (Kamerun) was a German Protectorate. It was occupied during the war by Great Britain and France and in 1922 was mandated to these countries by the League of Nations. The French-mandated part became the independent State of Cameroun on 1960. The Southern Cameroons, a United Kingdom Trust Territory, joined this state to form the Federal Republic of Cameroun on 1961. The name was changed to United Republic of Cameroon on 1972.

1945 - Eboue

Cameroun - Selection of stamps

On the west coast Africa, north of the equator. Before WWI, Cameroun (Kamerun) was a German Protectorate. It was occupied during the war by Great Britain and France and in 1922 was mandated to these countries by the League of Nations. The French-mandated part became the independent State of Cameroun on 1960. The Southern Cameroons, a United Kingdom Trust Territory, joined this state to form the Federal Republic of Cameroun on 1961. The name was changed to United Republic of Cameroon on 1972.

1916/17 - Stamps of Middle Congo, Issue of 1907 Overprinted

1921 - Types of Middle Congo, 1907, Overprinted

1925/38 - Herder and cattle crossing Sanaga river

1925/38 - Tapping Rubber tree

1925/38 - Rope Suspension bridge

1939/40 - Mandara woman

1939/40 - Elephants

1941 - Lorraine Cross and Joan of Arc Shield 

1956 - Plowmen

Cameroun stamps of 1946, various subjects

On the west coast Africa, north of the equator. Before WWI, Cameroun (Kamerun) was a German Protectorate. It was occupied during the war by Great Britain and France and in 1922 was mandated to these countries by the League of Nations. The French-mandated part became the independent State of Cameroun on 1960. The Southern Cameroons, a United Kingdom Trust Territory, joined this state to form the Federal Republic of Cameroun on 1961. The name was changed to United Republic of Cameroon on 1972.

Zebu and Herder

Tikar women

Porters carrying bananas

Bowman

Lamido horsemen

Farmer

Cameroun -1947- Postage due stamps

On the west coast Africa, north of the equator. Before WWI, Cameroun (Kamerun) was a German Protectorate. It was occupied during the war by Great Britain and France and in 1922 was mandated to these countries by the League of Nations. The French-mandated part became the independent State of Cameroun on 1960. The Southern Cameroons, a United Kingdom Trust Territory, joined this state to form the Federal Republic of Cameroun on 1961. The name was changed to United Republic of Cameroon on 1972.

Postage due stamps

Cameroun -1937- Paris International Exposition

On the west coast Africa, north of the equator. Before WWI, Cameroun (Kamerun) was a German Protectorate. It was occupied during the war by Great Britain and France and in 1922 was mandated to these countries by the League of Nations. The French-mandated part became the independent State of Cameroun on 1960. The Southern Cameroons, a United Kingdom Trust Territory, joined this state to form the Federal Republic of Cameroun on 1961. The name was changed to United Republic of Cameroon on 1972. 

1937- Paris International Exposition

Complete set

Cameroun - 1939 - New York World’s Fair

On the west coast Africa, north of the equator. Before WWI, Cameroun (Kamerun) was a German Protectorate. It was occupied during the war by Great Britain and France and in 1922 was mandated to these countries by the League of Nations. The French-mandated part became the independent State of Cameroun on  1960. The Southern Cameroons, a United Kingdom Trust Territory, joined this state to form the Federal Republic of Cameroun on  1961. The name was changed to United Republic of Cameroon on  1972.  

1939 - New York World’s Fair

Complete set

Cameroun - 1900 - Kaiser's Yacht "Hohenzollern"

On the west coast Africa, north of the equator. Before WWI, Cameroun (Kamerun) was a German Protectorate. It was occupied during the war by Great Britain and France and in 1922 was mandated to these countries by the League of Nations. The French-mandated part became the independent State of Cameroun on  1960. The Southern Cameroons, a United Kingdom Trust Territory, joined this state to form the Federal Republic of Cameroun on  1961. The name was changed to United Republic of Cameroon on  1972. 

German Protectorate

1900 - Kaiser's Yacht "Hohenzollern"