 From 1915, overprinted British stamps of the Gold Coast and overprinted French stamps of Dahomey were in use.The country was divided into two zones during the occupation with the east bordering Dahomey, a French territory, being run by the French and the west, bordering the British Gold Coast, being run by the British.In 1922 The League of Nations confirmed the division of the territory into two Mandate territories of British Togoland and French Togoland.