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  • Lot 458

    Lot 458
    An attractive group of 14 Bills of Lading from the Cane Grove Estate from the years 1831-36; seem to relate to shipments of sugar during the transition to full emancipation. Interesting historical artifacts

  • Lot 459

    Lot 459
    Entire to London sent 8 August 1835 with fine strike of the stepped boxed Deal Ship Letter (Robinson S8)

  • Lot 460

    Lot 460
    Almost as fine a strike of the same Deal Ship Letter mark on missionary outer of 30 August 1838 – the reverse with the annotation ‘wishes to return’ – a story there perhaps

  • Lot 461

    Lot 461
    18 March 1846 packet letter sent for 1/- with a faint but legible double arc datestamp on the reverse

  • Lot 462

    Lot 462
    9 December 1847 double rate packet letter to the same addressee, that there is a double arc datestamp on the reverse can be ascertained but that is about as legible as it gets

  • Lot 463

    Lot 463
    Attractive block of six from the upper left corner of the sheet of 1d rose-red SG5 with full margins cat.£252+

  • Lot 464

    Lot 464
    1/- slate-grey with compound perf, SG11, centred slightly right, on piece with clear St Vincent datestamp of FE 25 67 and a partial red London paid mark, cat. £180 as a single, v x15 on cover

  • Lot 465

    Lot 465
    1869 4d yellow, SG12 in good used condn, centered low and a tad left, partial A10 killer. Cat. £170

  • Lot 466

    Lot 466
    1873 1s lilac-rose SG20, good to fine used and reasonably centered, not too heavy A10 killer and trace of a red (London) datestamp from presumed packet use. A difficult stamp, Cat. £400

  • Lot 467

    Lot 467
    Attractive unsevered pair of the ½d on Six Pence, SG33a, cat £475, nicely centered horizontally and only slightly high vertically

  • Lot 468

    Lot 468
    4d bright blue neatly used but off centre to left and upwards, SG38 cat. £130

  • Lot 469

    Lot 469
    5 PENCE on 4d Chocolate SG59, here in mint block of four, Specimen form and fine used on piece dated DE 14 92 cat. £285

  • Lot 470

    Lot 470
    The 2½d and 5d values introduced in 1897, SG 62-63 with Specimen opt and also in blocks of four – Cat. £182

  • Lot 471

    Lot 471
    A pair of the THREE PENCE on 1d mauve showing bottom sheet margin on piece dated DE 9 97, cat £56

  • Lot 472

    Lot 472
    1902 KEVII 5s green and blue in very fine used condn, SG84 cat. £150

  • Lot 473

    Lot 473
    6 mint pairs with lower sheet margin, all bar one with plate no. with six blocks of four of KG6 definitives, nice basis for expansion

  • Lot 474

    Lot 474
    The blue folder containing the current definitives as presented to UPU delegates at the 1947 Paris Congress