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  • Lot 001

    Lot 001
    Leeward Islands used in Anguilla: Anguilla Valley cancels on KGV 2½d blue (21 AP 28), KGV 1d (x 3 in 1934 & 1935), KGV 2½d Silver Jubilee (x2) and KGVI 1d green and 2d vermilion.

  • Lot 002

    Lot 002
    Attractive FDC marking Independence with the full set to £5 cancelled 9 Jan 69, if you read the note under SG52 these stamps with the Independence overprint weren’t available any other way

  • Lot 003a

    Lot 003a
    Six Aspley Air Letter Forms with map of Anguilla 3 x 5c and 3 x 15c, though postmarked by favour these never went through the mail, one pair is addressed to Stan Durnin in 1968

  • Lot 003b

    Lot 003b
    Six Aspley Air Letter Forms with map of Anguilla 3 x 5c and 3 x 15c, though postmarked by favour these never went through the mail, one pair is addressed to Stan Durnin in 1968

  • Lot 003c

    Lot 003c
    Six Aspley Air Letter Forms with map of Anguilla 3 x 5c and 3 x 15c, though postmarked by favour these never went through the mail, one pair is addressed to Stan Durnin in 1968

  • Lot 003d

    Lot 003d
    Six Aspley Air Letter Forms with map of Anguilla 3 x 5c and 3 x 15c, though postmarked by favour these never went through the mail, one pair is addressed to Stan Durnin in 1968

  • Lot 003e

    Lot 003e
    Six Aspley Air Letter Forms with map of Anguilla 3 x 5c and 3 x 15c, though postmarked by favour these never went through the mail, one pair is addressed to Stan Durnin in 1968

  • Lot 003f

    Lot 003f
    Six Aspley Air Letter Forms with map of Anguilla 3 x 5c and 3 x 15c, though postmarked by favour these never went through the mail, one pair is addressed to Stan Durnin in 1968

  • Lot 004

    Lot 004
    The hollow large A Social/Security/Bound/Anguilla h/stamp used here in blue on 1994 meter franked commercial cover to the Valley (Box address) and in black to tax an unstamped local cover of 1992. Both are initialled – that’s probably the limit of its range