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Lubumbashi (former official names: Élisabethville (French) and Elisabethstad (Dutch)) in the southeastern part of Democratic Republic of the Congo, is the second-largest city in the country, after the capital Kinshasa. Lubumbashi is the mining capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo, acting as a hub for many of the country's biggest mining companies. The copper-mining city serves as the capital of the relatively prosperous Katanga Province, lying near the border with Zambia.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lubumbashi
Republic
Cancel Lubumbashi 21-8-1968 on postage stamp "National Palace", a 1964 issue, with surcharge in 1967. The StampSet is shown here:  .
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Zaire stamp used in LUBUMBASHI in 1974.
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Katanga state period (1960-1962)
Katanga stamp issue 1961 circle cancelled ELISABETHVILLE 1 * D3 * in February 1962.
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Covers
Airmail cut with KATANGA overprint, bilingual on 14 February 1961.
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Airmail cover cut to Belgium with 6F50 of Katanga issue, Foire slogan for July 1961, dated 21 February 1961.
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ETAT du KATANGA (CONGO BELGE - BELGISCH CONGO overprinted) with a ELISABETHVILLE 1 *D2* circle dated 1 August 1961 au Commandant de la garde présidentielle.
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Airmail cover to Belgium with 8F of Katanga issues, dated 30 November 1961.
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Belgian Congo period 1909-1960
Opening date?
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Circle ELISABETHVILLE in 1937.
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Bilingual circle ELISABETHVILLE-1 in 1957.
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Bilingual circle ELISABETHVILLE in 1958.
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