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Lot 202
The KGV Mult. Script CA basic set of pleasing appearance, hinged mint, 22 stamps, SG112-134, so omitting the various shades, particularly of the 2½d blue, cat. £160
Lot 203
Coil stamps have no separate listing in Grenada, so you might not anticipate the healthy total of £83 that applies to two strips of five, each with coil-join, in yellow-green and blue-green. That’s a credible level with the two extra features
Lot 204
Three Grenada items: JU 27 95 registered cover to London with first keyplate ½d and 4d just before they were replaced by the second issue; NO 29 04 registered to NY with KE7 2d and 2½d paying the fare, SG59 not easy on cover; final item a used DLR 1d PSC but sent to Vienna without message in 1910
Lot 205a
We pair two items showing the correct use of the 1906 issue: an attractive Swiss ppc posted on Board HMS Indefatigable on 2 June 1907 to a lady in Southampton with 1d fare (SG78); secondly a printed envelope to Rochester, NY sent for 2½d (SG80), small part of corner of envelope cut on opening
Lot 205b
We pair two items showing the correct use of the 1906 issue: an attractive Swiss ppc posted on Board HMS Indefatigable on 2 June 1907 to a lady in Southampton with 1d fare (SG78); secondly a printed envelope to Rochester, NY sent for 2½d (SG80), small part of corner of envelope cut on opening
Lot 206
Two regd covers to England: the normal size earlier one surprised us by travelling uncensored to a clergyman in Wallington, Surrey on 27 JU 18, receiving full GPO markings front and back, carriage paid by a block of four London-printed War Stamps and hooded red London arrival. The war over in the Atlantic therefore, the end in France not yet in sight. The later cover is quite a twee small size, to a Fleet St address, a normal and harmonious 3d and 1½d sharing the cost of travel. We wouldn’t want you to pay the combined £105 price once marked on these two for retail sale
Lot 207
Outer to St Vincent, front marked ‘4’, the packet rate. Clear dbl-arc Grenada DE 16 1948, less clear St Vincent arrival datestamp of DE 21, both on reverse
Lot 208
By 1965 Grand Anse was about to take shape as a holiday destination and here is a rather pleasant promotional ppc for the Silver Sands hotel, sent from there to Norwich, 30c for the fare
Lot 209
Eight items of used postal stationery: 3 x 1d QV PSC; one 1½d PSC; KE 1d PSC; ½d and 1d QV wrappers; finally KE ½d wrapper
