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Government of the East Africa Protectorate
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The Government of the East Africa Protectorate series of East Africa in the World Currency contains 52 distinct entries.
On 1 July 1895, the East Africa Protectorate (also known as British East Africa) was formed following the revocation of the charter of the Imperial British East Africa Company, a commercial enterprise lead by William Mackinnon, a Scottish ship-owner and businessman. Initially the protectorate occupied roughly the same terrain as present-day Kenya, although the territory of Uganda was incorporated in 1902.

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Government of the East Africa Protectorate Value Range  
5 rupees (B101a)
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5 rupees (B101b)
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5 rupees (B101c)
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5 rupees (B101d)
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5 rupees (B101ap)
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5 rupees (B101as)
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5 rupees (B101ds)
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10 rupees (B102a)
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10 rupees (B102b)
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10 rupees (B102c)
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10 rupees (B102d)
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10 rupees (B102e)
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10 rupees (B102f)
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10 rupees (B102ap)
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10 rupees (B102as)
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10 rupees (B102at1)
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10 rupees (B102at2)
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10 rupees (B102bs)
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10 rupees (B102es)
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20 rupees (B103a)
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20 rupees (B103b)
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20 rupees (B103c)
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20 rupees (B103d)
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20 rupees (B103e)
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20 rupees (B103ap)
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20 rupees (B103bs)
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20 rupees (B103bt1)
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20 rupees (B103bt2)
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20 rupees (B103bt3)
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20 rupees (B103bt4)
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20 rupees (B103bt5)
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50 rupees (B104a)
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50 rupees (B104b)
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50 rupees (B104c)
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50 rupees (B104ap)
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50 rupees (B104bs)
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50 rupees (B104cs)
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100 rupees (B105a)
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100 rupees (B105b)
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100 rupees (B105c)
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100 rupees (B105ap)
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100 rupees (B105bs)
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100 rupees (B105cs)
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500 rupees (B106a)
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500 rupees (B106b)
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500 rupees (B106c)
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500 rupees (B106d)
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500 rupees (B106ap)
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500 rupees (B106bs)
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500 rupees (B106ds)
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1,000 rupees (B107a)
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1,000 rupees (B107ap)
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The Government of the East Africa Protectorate series of East Africa in the World Currency contains 52 distinct entries.
On 1 July 1895, the East Africa Protectorate (also known as British East Africa) was formed following the revocation of the charter of the Imperial British East Africa Company, a commercial enterprise lead by William Mackinnon, a Scottish ship-owner and businessman. Initially the protectorate occupied roughly the same terrain as present-day Kenya, although the territory of Uganda was incorporated in 1902.

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