Lot 356
‘A-B’ - Above Rocks to Bybrook: single circles, temporary rubber ovals, hundreds of items some scarce including Albion TRO, will reward careful examination

Lot 357
‘C’ – Calabash Bay to Crossroads: again hundreds of items including an Express cover from Crossroads, Colegate TRO on card, Comfort Hall on PSC to a radio request show, scarce etc

Lot 358
‘D-G’ Dalton to Guys Hill: substantial lot, hundreds of items, hours of fun! Includes a Falmouth pkt letter to London of 1837

Lot 359
‘H-J’ Haddo to Junction: plenty of material includes Hendon and Islington – where is your Jamaica Gazetteer?

Lot 360
‘K-L’ Kalorama to Lyssons: which is scarce as are several others. The pages as throughout the collection are written up by office with opening dates with EKD and LKD information

Lot 361
‘M’ is on its own: large selection here and it includes several pages of Montego Bay to bring sunshine to your collection

Lot 362
‘N-R’ Negril to Russells: another substantial offering with many offices and postmarks represented, undoubtedly value here

Lot 363
‘S’ a large selection containing some of the large offices as well as smaller ones

Lot 364
‘T-Y’ Taymount to Yallahs: one of the smaller sections but still over 50 pages!

Lot 365
A remarkable ½d brown Reply card: it went from CHESTER CASTLE 27 MY 96 with message in English to Kingston 29 MY and was readdressed back to Chester Castle with a message added (of course in a different hand) in German. So it was not legitimately readdressed, the Post Office was cheated out of a further ½d, and we wouldn’t ourselves know where to find Chester Castle on the map. Reply cards are scarce enough from main offices. Shall we ever again find one used for a double-reply

Lot 366
It’s curious to see a Buff Bay address for the sender of this uprated p/s card posted at the remote Hagley Gap, yet a lot of business was transacted from there, some of it philatelic – but we don’t think this card is

Lot 367a
Nine registered items, generally covers including items registered at: Gregory Park (1924); May Pen (1925); Balaclava (1924); Black River (1924) each with village registration label. With it you get five other covers from: Myers River (1924); Half Way Tree (censored); Kingston (censored); Walderston (registered and censored), Kingston (registered)

Lot 367b
Nine registered items, generally covers including items registered at: Gregory Park (1924); May Pen (1925); Balaclava (1924); Black River (1924) each with village registration label. With it you get five other covers from: Myers River (1924); Half Way Tree (censored); Kingston (censored); Walderston (registered and censored), Kingston (registered)

Lot 367c
Nine registered items, generally covers including items registered at: Gregory Park (1924); May Pen (1925); Balaclava (1924); Black River (1924) each with village registration label. With it you get five other covers from: Myers River (1924); Half Way Tree (censored); Kingston (censored); Walderston (registered and censored), Kingston (registered)

Lot 367d
Nine registered items, generally covers including items registered at: Gregory Park (1924); May Pen (1925); Balaclava (1924); Black River (1924) each with village registration label. With it you get five other covers from: Myers River (1924); Half Way Tree (censored); Kingston (censored); Walderston (registered and censored), Kingston (registered)

Lot 367e
Nine registered items, generally covers including items registered at: Gregory Park (1924); May Pen (1925); Balaclava (1924); Black River (1924) each with village registration label. With it you get five other covers from: Myers River (1924); Half Way Tree (censored); Kingston (censored); Walderston (registered and censored), Kingston (registered)

Lot 367f
Nine registered items, generally covers including items registered at: Gregory Park (1924); May Pen (1925); Balaclava (1924); Black River (1924) each with village registration label. With it you get five other covers from: Myers River (1924); Half Way Tree (censored); Kingston (censored); Walderston (registered and censored), Kingston (registered)

Lot 367g
Nine registered items, generally covers including items registered at: Gregory Park (1924); May Pen (1925); Balaclava (1924); Black River (1924) each with village registration label. With it you get five other covers from: Myers River (1924); Half Way Tree (censored); Kingston (censored); Walderston (registered and censored), Kingston (registered)

Lot 367h
Nine registered items, generally covers including items registered at: Gregory Park (1924); May Pen (1925); Balaclava (1924); Black River (1924) each with village registration label. With it you get five other covers from: Myers River (1924); Half Way Tree (censored); Kingston (censored); Walderston (registered and censored), Kingston (registered)

Lot 367i
Nine registered items, generally covers including items registered at: Gregory Park (1924); May Pen (1925); Balaclava (1924); Black River (1924) each with village registration label. With it you get five other covers from: Myers River (1924); Half Way Tree (censored); Kingston (censored); Walderston (registered and censored), Kingston (registered)

Lot 368
Five miscellaneous items: ‘OFFICIAL FREE’ stamp on 1952 OHMS cover; 1924 piece with Riverside regn label and ½d and 3d stamps tied by Riverside sqd circle; War Stamp on cover from Liguanea to London; QE 1s 6d from MONA to OUP in 1961; 1954 Water Commission statement

Lot 369a
Fine strike of the oval TRD type 02/30 of the Jamaica Philatelic Exhibition of 1927 on cover; with it you get a fine strike of the rectangular TRD for the Jamaica Philatelic Society’s Third Stamp Exhibition at Nathan’s Store on 1930 cover. Examples of both shown in Potter. The third item is a more recent cover (well 1973) marking the Scientific Exploration Society’s Blue Mountain Expedition – all three written up, bid if you want to learn more

Lot 369b
Fine strike of the oval TRD type 02/30 of the Jamaica Philatelic Exhibition of 1927 on cover; with it you get a fine strike of the rectangular TRD for the Jamaica Philatelic Society’s Third Stamp Exhibition at Nathan’s Store on 1930 cover. Examples of both shown in Potter. The third item is a more recent cover (well 1973) marking the Scientific Exploration Society’s Blue Mountain Expedition – all three written up, bid if you want to learn more

Lot 370
1933 airmail cover to Egypt franked with KGV 9d, ½d and 2 x 2½d pictorials to make up the correct 1s 2½d rate. Backstamped Ismailia Camp. Scarce destination for the early 1930’s

Lot 371
Neat KGVI size F 4d PSRE addressed to Lytham, Lancs, uprated by ½d sent from Half Way Tree NO 4 55, fine usage