BARBADOS COVERS FRANKED WITH PERKINS BACON ADHESIVES (Updated June 2021)

The original idea of recording as many covers as came on to the market must go to Michael Hamilton; his listing of philatelic events and covers posted at the time is a goldmine!
The next plaudit must go to Fitz Roett; from his lair in deepest Alberta, he has over the years amassed a fine collection of items from the island of Barbados. In 2013, he collaborated with that fine philatelist, the late Charles Freeland FRPSL and Peter Longmuir to prouce a book entitled ‘BARBADOS –The Britannia Issues’.
The list that follows emanates mainly from these two sources. Other collectors have contributed as well and I list their names in alphabetical order: Graham Booth FRPSL, Jonathan Guy, Joseph Hackmey RDP FRPSL, Christopher Harman RDP Hon FRPSL, Stefan Heijtz FRPSL, Michael Medlicott FRPSL, Keith Moh, Mike Rego, Simon Richards FRPSL, Ray Stanton, Richard Stupples and Takashi Yoshida FRPSL; all of these collectors have fine collections of Barbados covers.
Acknowledgement must also go to dealers and auction houses who have generously supplied me with high resolution scans of covers in their keep. These have been noted beneath the illustrations.
As with all these lists, it is a work in progress and we do not expect that we have listed all covers; others will no doubt exist and we would hope that collectors seeing this list will add to it with items we have failed to record.

Clearly, the numerals were intended solely to ‘obliterate’ the adhesive to deter re-use of the stamps, while the other canceller was meant to record the date. Indeed, this practice was a resounding success, for there appears to be no record of any Britannia stamp being cancelled by any of the E1 or M1 instruments.
In May 1863, the original cancellation devices were superseded by new instruments, which Clarke et al. designated C2 (the so-called “bootheels”), E2 (GPO) and M2 (parishes). Once again, the practice of the obliterators cancelling the adhesives and the other instruments to record the date was a success. However, a few stamps have been recorded cancelled with the M2 devices, and one cover is known, used from St. Lucy.

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Link	Reference	Date	Description	Revision
	BAR0010	1 May 1852	Cover from St. Andrew to Bridgetown bearing a (1d) blue (SG3) tied by a ‘9’ barred oval and showing a ‘9’ small datestamp on the flap.
	BAR0020	25 May 1852	Cover from St. Joseph to Ashbourne, UK, redirected to Maidstone, franked with a vertical pair of (1d) deep blue (SG4) tied by an ‘9’ obliterator. An untidy cover with many different rates applied then deleted. {Urwick, Benwell, Hackmey}
	BAR0030	25 June 1852	Packet cover from St. John to Cheadle, Cheshire, England franked with a (1d) blue (SG3) cancelled by a ‘5’ obliterator, rated ‘1’ and showing a double arc arrival datestamp; there is on reverse a ‘5’ despatch cds.
	BAR0040	23 July 1852	Entire from Christchurch to Bridgetown bearing a pair of (½d) deep green (SG2) cancelled with a ‘2’ obliterator (not tied) and showing a ‘Too Late’ handstamp in italics. {Siegel (21 November 1993), Siegel (9 December 2009)}
	BAR0050	2 November 1852	Double rate cover to Speightstown franked with two (1d) blue (SG3) cancelled with a ‘1’ obliterator and showing a ‘0’ cds on reverse. {Bayley, Davis}
	BAR0060	18 February 1853	Cover from St. Peter to Bridgetown franked with a (1d) blue (SG3) tied by a ‘10’ obliterator and on reverse ‘0’ and ‘1’ datestamps. {Sheppard, Hackmey, Jaffé, Freeland}
	BAR0070	22 October 1853	Cover from St. Andrew to Bridgetown franked with a (1d) blue (SG3) tied by a ‘9’ obliterator and showing a ‘9’ datestamp alongside. {Shilstone, Jaffé}	202208
	BAR0080	1854	Entire to Baltimore bearing a (2d) greyish slate vertical bisect (right half) used as a 1d (SG4b) and tied by a barred oval ‘1’ of Bridgetown also showing a light ‘PAID AT BARBADOES’ Crowned Circle in red and a black ‘NEW YORK SHIP 7’, as well as Kingston, Jamaica and St. Thomas backstamps. {Siegel (14 April 1984)} NOTE: Bisect usage of the 2d was authorised between 4 August and 21 September 1854 due to a shortage of 1d stamps.
	BAR0090	1854	Wrapper to Trinidad franked with a (1d) deep blue (SG4) and tied by a ‘1’ obliterator, rated at ‘4’ in black ink and endorsed ‘per steamer’ in manuscript.
	BAR0100	1854	Entire to Trinidad franked with a bisected (2d) greyish slate vertical bisect (left half ) used as a 1d (SG4b) and tied by a ‘1’ obliterator, rated at ‘4’ in black ink and endorsed ‘per steamer’ in manuscript. {Siegel (15 November 2016)}
	BAR0110	1854	Mourning cover to Nevis franked with a bisected (2d) greyish slate vertical bisect (right half) used as a 1d (SG4b) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator and rated at ‘4’ in black ink. {Harmers (June 1980), Dale Lichtenstein}
	BAR0120	14 January 1854	Cover from Christchurch to Bridgetown franked with a (1d) blue (SG4) tied with a numeral cancel ‘2’ obliterator with despatch ‘2’ and arrival cds on the back. {London Stamp Exchange (12 March 2004), Gärtner (27 March 2007)}
	BAR0130	27 January 1854	Cover from Christchurch to St. Peter, bearing a (1d) blue (SG3) cancelled by clear ‘2’ numeral cancel, the reverse showing ‘2’, ‘1’ and ‘0’ circular datestamps. {Tyacke, Bayley, Freeland}
	BAR0140	23 March 1854	Local cover to Bridgetown franked with a (1d) blue (SG4) tied with a numeral cancel ‘1’. {Brassler}
	BAR0143	31 March 1854	Local cover to Bridgetown franked with a (1d) blue (SG3) tied with a numeral cancel ‘4’ of St George and showing numerous arithmetical calculations on front; despatch datestamp appears on the reverse. {London Stamp Exchange (12 March 2004)}
	BAR0150	2 May 1854	Cover from Christchurch to Bridgetown, franked with a (1d) blue (SG3) cancelled with a clear ‘2’ obliterator, the reverse with fine ‘2’ and light ‘1’ datestamps; small calculations on face and reverse. {Freeland}
	BAR0160	13 June 1854	Local cover from St. Peter bearing a (1d) blue (SG3) tied by a ‘10’ obliterator, an arrival datestamp on reverse. {Robson Lowe (18 January 1978)}
	BAR0170	14 June 1854	Mourning cover from Christchurch to Bridgetown franked with a (1d) blue (SG3/4) tied by a ‘2’ obliterator and showing despatch and arrival datestamps on reverse. {Spink (13 March 2008)}
	BAR0180	1 August 1854	Mourning cover to Montserrat a (2d) greyish slate vertical bisect (left half) used as a 1d (SG4b) and tied by a barred oval ‘1’ of Bridgetown, and rated at ‘4’ black in manuscript for the inter-Antillean rate. {Hill}
	BAR0190	4 August 1854	Entire to Trinidad bearing (2d) greyish slate bisected vertically (left half) used as a 1d (SG4b) lightly cancelled ‘1’, rated ‘4’ with despatch and arrival datestamps on reverse.{Messenger, Hackmey, Wood, Arnhould}
	BAR0191	4 August 1854	Folded outer letter sheet to Trinidad franked with a bisected (2d) greyish slate vertical bisect (left half) used as a 1d (SG4b) rated ‘4’ and showing ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp and a single ring cds on reverse. {Nethersole}
	BAR0200	5 August 1854*	Wrapper to Demerara franked with a pair of (½d) deep green (SG2) tied by ‘1’ cancels rated at ‘4’ in black and the reverse show a double arc ‘BARBADOES’ and an arrival datestamp. {Charlton Henry, Benwell, Hackmey}
	BAR0210	5 August 1854	Entire to Trinidad franked with a (2d) greyish slate vertical bisect (left half) used as a 1d (SG4b) and tied by a barred oval ‘1’ of Bridgetown, and rated at ‘4’ in manuscript for the inter-Antillean rate. Reverse shows a a light strike of ‘BARBADOES AU 5 1854’ and receiving backstamps. {Charlton Henry, Dale Lichtenstein, Siegel (9 December 2009), Siegel (15 November 2016), Freeland, Siegel (4 December 2018), Schuyler Rumsey (14 December 2020)}
	BAR0220	5 August 1854	‘PRICES CURRENT’ to St. Vincent franked with a (2d) greyish slate vertical bisect (left half) used as a 1d (SG4b) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator, rated ‘4’ with a Crowned Circle ‘PAID AT BARBADOES’ in red. {Lickfold, Brassler}
	BAR0230	5 August 1854	Entire to Trinidad franked by a (2d) greyish slate vertical bisect (left half) used as a 1d (SG4b) neatly tied by ‘1’ numeral cancellation and rated ‘4’ in manuscript and reverse showing ‘BARBADOES AUG 5’ despatch datestamp and ‘TRINIDAD AUG 7’ arrival. {Charlton Henry, Messenger, Hackmey, Schuyler Rumsey (2 June 2006)}
	BAR0240	5 August 1854	Entire to Trinidad bearing (2d) greyish slate bisected vertically (left half) used as a 1d (SG4b) lightly cancelled ‘1’, rated ‘4’ with despatch and arrival datestamps on reverse. {Charlton Henry}
	BAR0250	7 August 1854	Cover from St. Lucy to Bridgetown bearing (½d) deep green pair (SG2)clearly tied by barred numeral ‘11’ and showing, on reverse, despatch (day of month inverted) and arrival datestamps; both sides of the envelope with mathematical calculations. {Chan, ‘Britannia’}
	BAR0260	11 August 1854	Entire to Bermuda franked by a (2d) greyish slate vertical bisect (right half) used as a 1d (SG4b) clearly cancelled ‘1’; the reverse shows despatch and St. Thomas datestamps. {Hurlock, Bridgemore Brown, Spink (18 April 2018)}
	BAR0270	11 August 1854	Entire to Baltimore franked by a (2d) greyish slate vertical bisect (right half) used as a 1d (SG4b) tied by light barred numeral ‘1’ and fine Crowned Circle ‘PAID AT BARBADOES’ in red, rated ‘1/-’ in red, also showing ‘NEW YORK/SHIP/7 CTS’ datestamp and, on reverse, despatch, St. Thomas and Kingston datestamps. {Wood, Arnhould, Gross, ‘Britannia’}
	BAR0280	11 August 1854	Entire to Puerto Rico bearing a (2d) greyish slate vertical bisect (left half) used as a 1d (SG4b) and tied by a barred oval ‘1’ of Bridgetown, showing a ‘PAID AT BARBADOES’ Crowned Circle in red and a ‘2½’ handstamp and a ‘HABANA’ in a lozenge shaped surround, both in a light blue colour. {Amundsen, Tomasini, Robson Lowe (25 May 1995)}
	BAR0285	11 August 1854	Entire to Cedar Hall, Antigua bearing a (2d) greyish slate vertical bisect (right half) used as a 1d (SG4b), tied by barred ‘1’ oval handstamp of Bridgetown rated at ‘4’ in black ink; the reverse with ‘BARBADOES, AU 11, 1854’ despatch and ‘ANTIGUA, AU 13, 1854’ arrival datestamps. {Schuyler Rumsey (25 August 2022)}	202208
	BAR0290	11 August 1854	Entire to St. Vincent bearing a (2d) greyish slate vertical bisect (right half) used as a 1d (SG4b) and tied by a barred oval ‘1’ of Bridgetown, rated at ‘4’ in ink manuscript. {Urwick, Deakin}
	BAR0300	11 August 1854	Cover to New York bearing a (2d) greyish slate bisect (left half) used as a 1d (SG4b), rated at ‘1/-’ and also showing a blurred ‘PAID AT BARBADOES’ Crowned Circle in red and charged on arrival ‘6’ handstamp; also showing a St. Thomas double arc datestamp on reverse as well as a Kingston, Jamaica transit mark. {Gross, Grosvenor (23 May 2011)}
	BAR0310	11 August 1854	Small cover to Philadelphia franked with (2d) greyish slate on blued Paper (SG4a) tied by an indistinct obliterator, rated initially at ‘1/-’ in red crayon corrected to ‘2/-’, also showing a ‘NEW-YORK/SHIP/SEP. 25/12CTS’ datestamp and backstamped ‘BARBADOES AU 11 1854’, together with St. Thomas and Kingston, Jamaica transit datestamps. {Hurlock, Siegel (23 April 1996)}
	BAR0319	11 August 1854	Entire to St. Lucia franked with a (1d) blue (SG3) tied by a ‘1’ oval obliterator and rated at ‘4’. {Schuyler Rumsey (25 August 2022)}	202208
	BAR0320	11 August 1854	Mourning envelope from Bridgetown to Phillips in Montserrat, bearing a (2d) greyish slate vertical bisect (left half) used as a 1d (SG4b) and tied by a barred oval ‘1’ and rated ‘4’ in black; backstamped with despatch and arrival datestamps. {Hill}
	BAR0330	21 August 1854	Entire to Grenada bearing a (2d) greyish slate vertical bisect (left half) used as a 1d (SG4b) and tied by a barred oval ‘1’ of Bridgetown, and showing departure and arrival backstamps on reverse. {Caspary, Chan, Wheeler, Hart, Siegel (4 April 1979), Schneider, ‘Britannia’}
	BAR0340	21 August 1854	Entire to Demerara bearing a (2d) greyish slate vertical bisect (right half) used as a 1d (SG4b) clearly tied by barred numeral ‘1’, rated ‘4’ in manuscript and showing, on reverse, despatch and arrival datestamps. {Robson Lowe (October 1967), ‘Britannia’}
	BAR0350	23 August 1854	Local cover to St. Thomas parish franked with a (2d) greyish slate bisect (left half) used as a 1d (SG4b) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator and with arrival datestamp on reverse.
	BAR0360	26 August 1854	Entire to Antigua bearing a (2d) greyish slate vertical bisect (right half) used as a 1d (SG4b) and tied by a barred oval ‘1’ of Bridgetown, showing a ‘PAID AT BARBADOES’ Crowned Circle in red and rated at ‘4’; despatch and arrival datestamps on reverse. {Marshall, Lickfold, Jaffé}
	BAR0370	27 August 1854	Mourning envelope to Nevis bearing a (2d) greyish slate vertical bisect (right half) used as a 1d (SG4ba) and tied by a barred oval ‘1’, rated ‘4’ in black; reverse shows despatch and arrival datestamps. {Lichtenstein, H. R. Harmer (1980), Hall}
	BAR0371	27 August 1854	Entire to Baltimore, USA, with 1852-55 blued paper (2d) greyish slate vertical bisect (SG4ab) with sheet margin at right, very neatly tied by “1” barred numeral with crisp “PAID / AT / BARBADOES” crowned circle adjacent, ms “1/” to pay the packet rate as well as New York Ship 7cts ds, reverse with embossed seal of the Peru Consulate in Barbados along with code “1” cds despatch, Barbadoes double arc datestamp, Kingston (Jamaica) and St. Thomas transits. {Holcombe 1984} Feldman (26-29 June 2023)	202307
	BAR0372	27 August 1854	Large piece to Demerara bearing a (2d) greyish slate vertical bisect (right half) used as a 1d (SG4ba) and tied by a barred numeral ‘2’ Christ Church. Also shows dispatch “BARBADOES AU 27 1854” CDS and arrival CDS “DEMERARA SP 7 1854”. {Paradise Valley (August 18, 2023), Hurlock, Deakin}	202311
	BAR0380	4 September 1854	Mourning cover from St. Lucy to Tobago franked with a (1d) deep blue (SG4) tied by a ‘11’ obliterator and rated at ‘4’ in black ink manuscript. {Shilstone, Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR0390	5 September 1854	Entire to Grenada bearing a (2d) greyish slate vertical bisect (right half) used as a 1d (SG4b) and tied by a barred oval ‘1’ of Bridgetown, endorsed ‘per mail’ in manuscript and rated at ‘4’. {Harmers (7 January1974), ‘Besançon’ I}
	BAR0391	5 September 1854	1854 Entire to Trinidad bearing a (2d) greyish slate vertical bisect (left half) used as a 1d (SG4b) and tied by a barred oval ‘1’ of Bridgetown, rated at ‘4’. Apparently expertised by Bolaffi {Behr (14th December 2023)}	202311
	BAR0400	5 September 1854	Part cover to Demerara bearing a (2d) greyish slate diagonal bisect used as a 1d (SG4b) and tied by a barred oval ‘1’ of Bridgetown, rated at ‘4’ in black and showing departure and arrival double arc backstamps on reverse. {Charlton Henry, Hart, Nathanson, Hackmey, Wood, Arnould, Spink (25 July 2007)}
	BAR0410	11 September 1854	Entire to Newfoundland franked with a vertical pair of (½d) deep green (SG2) and (2d) greyish slate bisected (SG4b) all tied by ‘1’ numeral cancels and rated at ‘8’ in black manuscript and endorsed ‘via Bermuda’. {Charlton Henry, Amundsen, Cartier, Bayley}
	BAR0420	11 September 1854	Entire to Bermuda bearing a (2d) greyish slate vertical bisect (right half) used as a 1d (SG4b) tied by a barred oval ‘1’ with Barbados and St. Thomas datestamps on reverse. {Charlton Henry, Grosvenor (16 June 2021)}
	BAR0430	21 September 1854	Entire to St. Vincent bearing a (2d) greyish slate vertical bisect (right half) used as a 1d (SG4b) and tied by a barred oval ‘1’ of Bridgetown, and showing despatch and arrival datestamps on reverse. {Dale Lichtenstein, Spink (21 October 2004)}
	BAR0435	27 September 1854	Entire to Baltimore bearing a (2d) greyish slate vertical bisect (right half) used as a 1d (SG4b) and tied by a barred oval ‘1’ of Bridgetown also showing a light ‘PAID AT BARBADOES’ Crowned Circle in red and a black ‘NEW YORK SHIP 7’, as well as Kingston, Jamaica and St. Thomas backstamps. {Siegel (14 April 1984), ‘Asch’ II, Western (December 1996)}	202208
	BAR0440	6 October 1854	Entire to Trinidad franked with a (1d) blue (SG3) cancelled with a ‘1’ obliterator and rated at ‘4’ with various transit and arrival datestamps. {Wheeler, Sheppard, Davis, Spink (10 July 2019)}
	BAR0450	27 October 1854	Large part entire from Bridgetown to St. Lucia bearing (1d) blue/deep blue (SG3) cancelled with a ‘1’ numeral obliterator, rated ‘4’ with various datestamps. {Freeland, Schuyler Rumsey (14 December 2020)}
	BAR0460	11 November 1854	Mourning cover to Jamaica franked with a (1d) deep blue (SG4) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator rated at ‘4’ (deleted) and showing a black ‘10’ for the packet rate.
	BAR0470	11 November 1854	Cover to Philadelphia franked with a (1d) deep blue (SG4) tied by an indistinct obliterator and also showing a ‘PAID AT BARBADOES’ Crowned Circle in red. A large New York ‘SHIP/7’ indicates that a 7 cent fee was due on delivery; numerous datestamps appear on reverse including St. Thomas and Jamaica. {Hurlock, Shilstone, Barclays, Wood}
	BAR0480	12 December 1854	Cover to Philadelphia franked with a (1d) deep blue (SG4) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator, rated ‘4’in red crayon showing a ‘PAID AT BARBADOES’ Crowned Circle in red and a ‘NEW-YORK SHIP 7 CTS FEB. 14’ due mark; various despatch, transit and arrival datestamps on reverse. {Hurlock, Chan, Hicks, CRL (13 December 1994), Siegel (23 April 1996)}
	BAR0490	21 December 1854	‘PRICES CURRENT’ to Trinidad franked with a (1d) deep blue (SG4) tied by a ‘1’ numeral cancel with a manuscript ‘4’ in black ink alongside. {Deakin}
	BAR0500	19 January 1855	Local mourning cover to Bridgetown from St. Joseph franked with a (1d) blue (SG3) tied by a clear ‘6’ numeral cancel, the reverse showing ‘6’ and ‘8’ datestamps; numerous arithmetical calculations on front. {Deakin, Spink (17 November 2010), Freeland}
	BAR0510	21 January 1855	Entire to Fitt in Trinidad bearing a (1d) blue (SG3) rated at ‘4’ and showing a ‘BARBADOES’ despatch double arc datestamp and a similar Trinidad arrival mark.
	BAR0520	23 January 1855	Inland cover to Bridgetown franked with a (1d) blue (SG4) tied by bold strike of ‘4’ numeral obliterator of St. George parish, a single ring ‘JA 23/1854/4’ datestamp on flap and Bridgetown arrival datestamp on reverse. {Sheppard, Benwell, ‘Besançon’ I}
	BAR0530	5 February 1855	Printed entire to Trinidad franked with a (1d) pale blue (SG9) tied by a ‘1’ numeral cancel. {Messenger, Grosvenor (23 September 2009)}
	BAR0540	10 February 1855	Entire to Norfolk, Virginia bearing a (1d) blue (SG3) lightly cancelled, showing superb Crowned Circle ‘PAID AT BARBADOES’ in red and with circular framed ‘STEAMSHIP/10’ alongside; Barbados, St. Thomas and Kingston datestamps on reverse. {Hurlock, Phillips (26 April 2001), Spink (6 April 2005), Harmers (14 June 2005), Spink (5 April 2005), Longmuir, Freeland}
	BAR0550	20 February 1855	Entire to St. Vincent franked with a (1d) blue (SG3) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator and rated at ‘4’. The reverse shows a ‘1’ datestamp and a double arc datestamp. {Jaffé}
	BAR0560	25 February 1855	Cover from St. Philip to Bridgetown bearing a (1d) pale blue (SG9) very lightly cancelled, showing on reverse, fine ‘3’ and ‘1’ datestamps. {Robson Lowe (9 September 1980), Spink (6 April 2005)}
	BAR0570	8 March 1855	Entire addressed to Fitt in Trinidad franked with a (1d) pale blue (SG9) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator, rated at ‘4’ in black; the reverse shows an early example of the ‘1’ despatch datestamp and the double arc datestamp applied by the packet agency as well as a Trinidad double arc receiving datestamp. {Longmuir}
	BAR0580	21 March 1855	Entire addressed to Fabien in Trinidad franked with a (1d) pale blue (SG9) cancelled by a ‘1’ obliterator (not tied), rated at ‘4’ in black; the reverse shows a ‘1’ despatch datestamp. {Charlton Henry, Nathanson, Western (25 March 1983), Grosvenor (23 May 2011)}
	BAR0590	5 April 1855	Cover to Philadelphia franked with a (1d) deep blue (SG4) tied by an ‘1’ obliterator; on arrival it was designated a Ship Letter and a 6 cents surcharge applied as evidenced by the octagonal ‘6’ handstamp. Endorsed ‘p. Osprey’ on front.
	BAR0600	1 May 1855	Cover from St. Peter to Bridgetown bearing a (1d) blue (SG3) tied by a ‘10’ obliterator and showing on reverse ‘1’ and ‘10’ datestamps; the whole front spoilt by many handwritten calculations. {Messenger, Hackmey, Jaffé, Spink (13 March 2008)}
	BAR0610	3 May 1855	Entire to Baltimore, USA franked with a (1d) blue (SG3) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator and showing a red crayon ‘1’ as well as a Crowned Circle ‘PAID AT BARBADOES’ in red and a ‘BOSTON BR PKT’ datestamp. The reverse shows despatch, transit and arrival datestamps. {Jaffé}
	BAR0620	7 May 1855	Entire to Trinidad franked with a (1d) blue (SG3) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator and rated at ‘4’, endorsed ‘mail’ and showing Barbados and Trinidad backstamps. {Hurlock, Feldman (28 November 2005), Freeland}
	BAR0626	28 May 1855	Entire to Baltimore, USA, with 1852-55 blued paper (1d) deep blue (SG4) tied by crisp “1” barred numeral and the “PAID / AT / BARBADOES” crowned circle, with ms “1/” adjacent to pay the packet rate as well as US “PAID” hs, reverse with code “1” cds despatch, Barbadoes double arc ds, St. Thomas and St. John (New Brunswick) transits. Feldman (26-29 June 2023)	202307
	BAR0630	9 June 1855	Cover to St. Michael bearing a (1d) blue (SG3) tied by a ‘1’ barred oval and showing a ‘1’ datestamp on the flap.
	BAR0640	13 June 1855	Cover from Bridgetown to Christchurch bearing a (1d) blue on blued paper (SG3) cancelled by a ‘1’ obliterator; apparently redirected back to Bridgetown. {CRL (10 May 1984), Barclays}
	BAR0650	13 June 1855	Blue cover from St. Lucy to Bridgetown, bearing a (1d) pale blue (SG9)cancelled with ‘11’ obliterator, the reverse with despatch and arrival datestamps. {Davis, Freeland}
	BAR0660	26 June 1855	Mourning cover from St. George to Bridgetown bearing a (1d) blue (SG4) cancelled by a ‘4’ barred obliterator; reverse shows a ‘4’ despatch datestamp and an arrival ‘1’ cds.
	BAR0670	28 June 1855	Entire to St. John’s, Newfoundland franked with a (1d) pale blue (SG9) tied by barred numeral ‘1’, rated ‘4’ in manuscript and showing, on reverse, despatch, St. Thomas and arrival datestamps. {Brassler, ‘Britannia’}
	BAR0680	21 July 1855	‘PRICES CURRENT’ entire to Trinidad bearing a (1d) pale blue (SG9) cancelled with clear ‘1’ with despatch and arrival datestamps on reverse. {Urwick, Freeland}
	BAR0690	3 August 1855	Entire to St. John’s, Newfoundland franked with a (1d) deep blue (SG4) tied by barred numeral ‘1’ and rated ‘4’ and showing, on reverse, despatch, St. Thomas and arrival datestamps. {‘Britannia’}
	BAR0700	13 August 1855	Wrapper to Baltimore franked with a (1d) deep blue (SG4) cancelled with a ‘1’ barred oval, rated at ‘1/-’ and showing a clear Crowned Circle ‘PAID AT BARBADOES’ in red and a ‘BOSTON BR PKT AU 29’ handstamp in transit; a maunscript endorsement of ‘per Mail via St. Thomas’. The reverse shows a St. Thomas double arc datestamp.
	BAR0702	13 August 1855	Cover to Barmouth, Nova Scotia franked with s (1d) blue (SG4) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator, rated in manuscript ‘4’ and showing a ‘8d’ postage due payment; the flap has a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp. {Heijtz}	202208
	BAR0708	27 October 1855	olded letter to St. John’s, Newfoundland franked with a (1d) pale blue on white paper (SG9) rated at ‘4’ in black ink and tied by a ‘1’ obliterator, backstamped with a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp and a single ring cds; also showing a St. Thomas transit and Newfoundland receiver on the reverse
	BAR0710	5 November 1855	Entire to Trinidad franked with a (1d) blue (SG3) tied by a ‘1’ in a barred oval and showing a manuscript ‘4’, Trinidad and Barbados backstamps. {Gallagher, Siegel (28 April 2010)}
	BAR0720	12 December 1855	‘PRICES CURRENT’ cover to St John’s, Antigua bearing a (1d) pale blue (SG9) and tied by a ‘1’ obliterator, rated at ‘4’. {Hill}
	BAR0730	16 January 1856	Entire to Trinidad franked with a (1d) deep blue on blued paper (SG4) tied by ‘1’ barred oval, with a ‘JA 16/1856’ datestamp on reverse and charged ‘4’. in black pen. {Chan, Robson Lowe (16 January 1990), Davis, Grosvenor (24 September 2014)}
	BAR0740	19 February 1856	Part of The West Indian newspaper to Speightstown franked with a (½d) yellow-green (SG7) tied by ‘1’ obliterator; ½d is the correct rate for locally printed newspapers per the Post Office Act of 1851. {Shilstone, Davis}
	BAR0745	27 February 1856	Cover to Cologne franked with a (1d) pale blue (SG9) tied with an indistinct obliterator, rated at ‘10’ in black for the UK charge to Germany and a blue ‘12’ for the German inland charge, and also showing a very blurred Crowned Circle ‘PAID AT BARBADOES’ in red with, on reverse, a double arc ‘BARBADOES’ datestamp as well as a single ring ‘1’ cds with various transit and arrival marking. {Köhler (20 September 2021)}
	BAR0750	7 March 1856	Cover to Trinidad franked with a (1d) blue (SG9) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator and rated at ‘4’ in black ink; also endorsed ‘p Mail’ on front. {Charlton Henry, Hart, Wood, Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR0760	12 March 1856	Cover to Alexandria PO, St. Ann’s, Jamaica franked with a (1d) blue (SG9) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator and rated at ‘4’ in black ink (deleted) and ‘10’ denoting double weight; showing on reverse St. Thomas, Kingston and Alexandria datestamps. {Messenger, Hackmey, Wood}
	BAR0770	5 June 1856	Wrapper to Trinidad franked with a (1d) pale blue (SG9) tied by an indistinct obliterator and showing a ‘1’ cds as well as a Trinidad double arc arrival datestamp.
	BAR0776	18 June 1856	Cover sent from St. Lucy with 1855-58 (1d) pale blue (SG9), fine to very large margins, tied by crisp and scarce “11” barred numeral with ms “2d” adjacent, reverse with cds, fine and scarce inland usage, a very early usage if not the earliest recorded of S.G. 9 (see Barbados The Britannia Issues by M. Fitz Roett); cert. RPS (1950); {Bailey and Hackmey}. Feldman (26-29 June 2023)	202307
	BAR0780	21 June 1856	Entire to Trinidad franked with (1d) deep blue (SG10) tied by ‘1’ obliterator and showing manuscript ‘4’. {Springfield, Cavendish (4 December 2019)}
	BAR0790	12 July 1856	Cover to Alexandria, Jamaica franked with a (1d) pale blue (SG9) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator and rated ‘6’ (deleted) and corrected to ‘4d’ and showing a Crowned Circle ‘PAID AT BARBADOES’ in red. {Hurlock}
	BAR0800	21 July 1856	Cover to Fabien in Port of Spain, Trinidad franked with a (1d) pale blue (SG9) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator and rated ‘4’, covering the Inter-Antillean rate.
	BAR0810	7 August 1856	Cover to St. George franked with a (1d) blue (SG3) tied by barred numeral ‘1’ obliterator. {Bayley, Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR0820	11 August 1856	OHMS cover to St. Lucia franked with a (4d) brownish red (SG5) tied with a ‘1’ obliterator. {Amundsen, Tomasini}
	BAR0830	11 August 1856	Entire to Baltimore bearing a (1d) blue (SG3) tied by barred numeral ‘1’, showing clear Crowned Circle ‘PAID AT BARBADOES’ in red alongside, partly overstruck by a ‘STEAMSHIP/10’ circular handstamp, rated ‘4’ in red crayon and, on reverse, despatch and St. Thomas datestamps. {‘Britannia’}
	BAR0840	27 August 1856	Entire to St. Kitts, bearing (1d) pale blue (SG9) tied by Bridgetown ‘1’ obliterator, rated ‘4’; ‘BARBADOES AU 27 1856’ double arc datestamp on reverse. {Pitts}
	BAR0850	1 September 1856	Entire to Trinidad bearing a (1d) blue (SG3) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator, rated ‘4’, and showing, on reverse, ‘1’ cds with ‘BARBADOES’ and Trinidad double arc datestamps. {Spink (11 July 2018)}
	BAR0860	5 September 1856	Folded letter sheet to Trinidad bearing a (1d) pale blue (SG9) tied by barred ‘1’ in oval handstamp, rated ‘4’ in manuscript and the reverse showing a ‘BARBADOES/SP 05/1856’ cds. {Schuyler Rumsey (14 December 2020), Eastern Auctions (30 April 2021)}
	BAR0870	10 September 1856	Wrapper to Philadelphia franked with a (1d) blue on blued paper (SG3) tied by barred numeral ‘1’ and rated ‘4’ with a Crowned Circle ‘PAID AT BARBADOES’ in red and a circular ‘STEAMSHIP/10’. {Corbitts (2 April 2019)}
	BAR0880	11 September 1856	Entire to St. Kitts franked with a (1d) pale blue (SG9) cancelled with a light barred oval obliterator and rated at ‘4’ in black ink; also showing a Barbados double arc datestamp on reverse. {Grosvenor (27 November 2013)}
	BAR0890	11 September 1856	Cover to New York franked with a (1d) deep blue (SG10) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator as well as a circular ‘STEAMSHIP/10’ handstamp and showing a Crowned Circle ‘PAID AT BARBADOES’ in red alongside; rated at ‘4’ in red crayon and showing, on reverse, a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp.
	BAR0900	11 September 1856	Double rate Official cover to St. Lucia franked with a (1d) deep blue (SG10) tied by ‘1’ obliterators and rated at ‘8’ in black ink manuscript.
	BAR0910	21 September 1856	Entire to Trinidad franked with a (1d) pale blue (SG9) tied by a light ‘1’ showing a manuscript ‘4’ and, on reverse ‘BARBADOES’ and arrival datestamps. {Deakin, Spink (25 November 2014)}
	BAR0920	27 September 1856	Double rate entire to Dominica bearing two (1d) blue (SG9) tied by ‘1’ obliterator, showing manuscript ‘8’ and ‘BARBADOES’ and arrival datestamps on reverse. {Jaffé}
	BAR0930	20 October 1856	Entire to Trinidad bearing (1d) blue (SG9) tied by ‘1’ obliterator, showing a manuscript ‘4’ and ‘BARBADOES’ double arc and arrival datestamps on reverse. {Jaffé}	202208
	BAR0940	23 October 1856	Wrapper to Trinidad franked with a (1d) pale blue (SG9) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator, rated at ‘4’ and showing double arc despatch datestamp on reverse as well as a Trinidad arrival datestamp.
	BAR0950	27 October 1856	Entire from Bridgetown to Dominica bearing two (1d) pale blue (SG9) both cancelled ‘1’, rated ‘4’ with the reverse with sender’s embossed cachet, ‘1’ and double arc ‘BARBADOES’ despatch datestamps and arrival cds. {Charlton Henry, Freeland}
	BAR0960	22 November 1856	Cover to Trinidad franked with a (1d) pale blue (SG9) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator and rated at ‘4’. {Bayley, Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR0970	27 November 1856	Cover to Dominica bearing two (1d) blue (SG3) tied by ‘1’ barred cancels and rated at ‘4’ in black ink; also showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp on reverse. {Hurlock, Hart}
	BAR0975	12 December 1856	Large part outer sheet to Dominica franked with two (1d) pale blue (SG9), tied by ‘1’ oval obliterators; showing a despatch cds and a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc on reverse along with Dominica double arc arrival datestamp. {Nethersole}
	BAR0980	20 December 1856	Entire to Trinidad bearing (1d) blue (SG9) tied by ‘1’ obliterator, showing a manuscript ‘4’ and ‘BARBADOES’ and arrival datestamps on reverse. {Jaffé}
	BAR0990	28 December 1856	Entire to Dominica bearing a (1d) blue (SG9) tied by ‘1’ obliterator, showing manuscript ‘4’ and ‘BARBADOES’ and Dominica datestamps on reverse. {Jaffé}
	BAR1000	28 December 1856	Cover to St. Lucia bearing (1d) blue (SG9) tied by ‘1’ obliterator, showing manuscript ‘4’. {Bayley, Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR1010	1857	Wrapper to St. Lucia franked with a (1d) blue (SG3) tied by ‘1’ in barred oval and a manuscript ‘4’; Barbados and St. Lucia backstamps. {Siegel (21 November 1993), Siegel (28 April 2010)}
	BAR1020	1857	Wrapper to St. Lucia bearing a (1d) blue (SG3) tied by ‘1’ in barred oval rated at ‘4’ in manuscript with ‘ST LUCIA’ and ‘BARBADOES’ backstamps. {Siegel (21 November 1993)
	BAR1030	3 January 1857	Entire to St. Michael parish franked with a (1d) blue on blue paper (SG9) (16 November 2016)}tied by boldly struck ‘11’ cancel of St. Lucy. {Chan, ‘Britannia’, Siegel
	BAR1040	5 January 1857	Entire to Trinidad with two (1d) blue (SG9/10) cancelled by ‘1’ obliterators and rated at ‘4’ in red crayon and showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp and a single ring cds on reverse.
	BAR1050	21 January 1857	Entire addressed to Frederick Trowbridge in Trinidad franked with a (1d) pale blue (SG9) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator and rated at ‘4’ in black ink and showing despatch and arrival datestamps on reverse.
	BAR1060	29 January 1857	Wrapper to St. Lucia franked with two (1d) blue (SG9/10) cancelled by ‘1’ obliterators and showing a Crowned Circle ‘PAID AT BARBADOES’ in red and rated at ‘4’ in red crayon. {Deakin}
	BAR1070	13 February 1857	Local cover to St. Michael parish franked with a pair of (½d) yellow-green (SG7) tied by ‘1’ barred oval obliterators and also showing a ‘Too Late’ handstamp. {Hurlock, ‘Olive Blossom’}
	BAR1075	20 February 1857	Entire to Trinidad bearing (1d) pale blue (SG9/10) tied by ‘1’ obliterator, rated ‘4’ in manuscript with double arc ‘BARBADOES’ and ‘TRINIDAD’ arrival strike on reverse.	202208
	BAR1080	27 February 1857	Double rate entire to Dominica franked with a separated pair of (1d) pale blue (SG9) cancelled by barred oval obliterators (not tied), rated at ‘8’and also showing a double arc Dominica arrival datestamp on reverse.{Charlton Henry, Hart, Nathanson, Western (2 April 1982), Western (25 September 1987), Schuyler Rumsey (2 June 2006), Grosvenor (16 June 2021)}
	BAR1090	28 February 1857	Cover to London franked with a (1d) blue (SG9/10) tied by a ‘1’ numeral cancel and showing a Crowned Circle ‘PAID AT BARBADOES’ handstamp in red as well as a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp and rated at ‘6’ in red crayon. {Deakin, Spink (25 November 2014), Siegel (19 May 2015)}
	BAR1098	7 March 1857	Folded letter to Trinidad franked with a (1d) pale blue on white paper (SG9) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator, rated at ‘4’ in black ink and showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp (3 March) on reverse as well as a small cds (7 March).
	BAR1100	13 March 1857	Cover to Ealing, UK franked with a (1d) pale blue (SG9) tied by an indistinct obliterator, rated at ‘6’ in red crayon and showing a Crowned Circle ‘PAID AT BARBADOES’ handstamp in red and a ‘PAID’ arrival datestamp. {Harmers (28 November 1985), Wood}
	BAR1110	21 March 1857	Entire to Trinidad bearing a (1d) blue on blued paper (SG3) tied by ‘1’ barred oval, with ‘MR 21/1857’ cds on reverse and charged ‘4’. {Grosvenor (24 September 2014)}
	BAR1101	13 March 1857	Inter-island cover to St Lucia with a (1d) blue on blued paper (SG3) tied by ‘1’ barred oval, rated at ‘4’ in black ink. Noticeable filing hole in middle of folded cover. Notation on the cover says “Ex Yakzley & Hurlock”{Heinrich Köhler (14-15/18-24 March 2024)} Yakzley, Hurlock
	BAR1120	21 April 1857	Entire to Trinidad bearing a (1d) pale blue on white paper (SG9) cancelled by ‘1’ barred oval (not tied). {Grosvenor (23 May 2011)}
	BAR1130	22 April 1857	Entire to Trinidad franked with a (1d) blue (SG9/10) tied by a ‘1’ numeral obliterator and showing an ink manuscript ‘4’ in black. {Deakin, Spink (2 November 2014)}
	BAR1140	12 May 1857	Entire from Bridgetown to Dominica bearing two (1d) deep blue (SG10) both cancelled ‘1’, rated ‘8’ and the reverse with ‘1’ despatch and arrival datestamps. {Charlton Henry, Freeland}
	BAR1150	23 May 1857	Local cover from Bridgetown to St. James franked with a (1d) deep blue (SG10), tied by barred ‘1’ oval handstamp with a ‘MY 23/1857’ cds on reverse and similar receiving ‘7’ of St. James postmark on front.{Harmers (19 June 2001), Schuyler Rumsey (14 December 2020)}
	BAR1160	27 May 1857	Cover to Canada franked with a pair of (1d) deep blue (SG10) tied by ‘1’ oval obliterators and showing a Crowned Circle ‘PAID AT BARBADOES’ handstamp in red and rated at ‘4’ in red crayon.
	BAR1170	11 June 1857	Cover to Ealing near London franked with a (1d) deep blue on white paper (SG10) tied by a ‘1’ oval obliterator and also showing a Crowned Circle ‘PAID AT BARBADOES’ handstamp in red and a tombstone London arrival mark of 30 June 1857 in red.{Heathcote, Harmers (14 December 2004)}
	BAR1180	27 June 1857	Entire to Dominica franked with a (1d) deep blue (SG10) and tied by a ‘1’ obliterator and rated at ‘4’ in black. {Charlton Henry, Hart, Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR1190	27 June 1857	Entire addressed to MacFarlane in St. Lucia bearing a (1d) deep blue (SG10) ties by a ‘1’ obliterator, rated at ‘4’ and showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp on reverse as well as a small ‘01’ dater. {Freeland}
	BAR1200	4 July 1857	Folded letter (inside printed page of the Mercantile Intelligencer to Trinidad franked with a (1d) deep blue (SG4) tied by numeral ‘1’ obliterator and on reverse ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp and a Barbados cds. {Gärtner (9 October 2018)}
	BAR1210	20 July 1857	Wrapper to Trinidad franked with a (1d) deep blue (SG10) cancelled by a ‘1’ obliterator and rated at ‘4’ in black ink with despatch and arrival datestamps on reverse.
	BAR1220	11 August 1857	Wrapper to Cologne, Germany bearing a (1d) blue (SG9/10) cancelled by an indistinct obliterator (not tied) rated at ‘12’ in blue with various transit and arrival datestamps on reverse. {Gallagher, Siegel (9 December 2009)}
	BAR1230	5 September 1857	Entire to Trinidad franked with a (1d) blue (SG10) tied by a barred oval ‘1’ and rated at ‘4’ in black manuscript, also endorsed ‘p mail’. {Harmers (6 March 1985), Cherrystone (October 2000)}
	BAR1240	7 September 1857	Small local cover to St. Peter franked with a (1d) deep blue (SG10) and tied by a ‘1’ oval obliterator. {Harmers (20 October 1993), Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR1245	27 September 1857	Inter island cover to Dominica franked with a (1d) blue (SG4) tied by a ‘1’ oval obliterator, rated ‘4’ and showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc cds and receiving cancellation both on the reverse. {Bayley}
	BAR1247	6 October 1857	Wrapper to Fitt in Port of Spain, Trinidad franked with a (1d) blue (SG9/10) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator and rated at ‘4’; the reverse shows a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp as well as a small cds. Contrarily the double arc Trinidad datstamp is dated 25 September. {Yardley, Nethersole}
	BAR1250	27 October 1857	Cover from St. John to London redirected to Bognor, Sussex franked with a (1d) deep blue (SG10) tied by a ‘5’ oval obliterator; also showing a Crowned Circle ‘PAID AT BARBADOES’ in red and also an arrival ‘PAID’ handstamp.
	BAR1260	11 November 1857	Cover to Spanish Town, Jamaica franked with a (1d) deep blue (SG10) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator and rated at ‘4’ in red crayon, showing a Crowned Circle ‘PAID AT BARBADOES’ handstamp in red; the reverse shows many despatch, transit and arrival datestamps. {Hurlock, Grosvenor (16 June 2021)}
	BAR1261	11 November 1857	Wrapper from Bridgetown to St. Lucia, with two 1855-58 (1d) deep blue (SG10), both four margined (one with small cut in right margin and other with paper fold at lower right), both tied by “1” barred numerals with ms “8” on arrival (twice the 4d inter-Antillean rate), reverse with Barbadoes double arc despatch and arrival double arc datestamp. Feldman (26-29 June 2023)	202307
	BAR1270	21 November 1857	Large part printed circular wrapper to Trinidad bearing a (1d) deep blue (SG9/10) neatly cancelled ‘1’, rated ‘4’ and the reverse with ‘1’ and ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp. {Robson Lowe (9 February 1983), Spink (12 July 2006), Spink (9 November 2011)}
	BAR1280	27 November 1857	Cover to St. Lucia franked with a (1d) blue on white paper (SG10) tied by ‘1’ numeral, rated at ‘4’ in manuscript, used on 1857 endorsed ‘p.Mail’ at left with manuscript ‘4’ ; reverse shows a single ring datestamp ‘1’ and double arc ‘BARBADOES’ cds as well as a St. Lucia double arc arrival datestamp in black. {Sheppard, Bridger & Kaye (24 October 1991), ‘Besançon’ I}
	BAR1290	27 November 1857	Double rate entire to St. Lucia franked with a pair of (1d) deep blue (SG10) tied by barred numeral ‘1’, rated ‘8’ in manuscript and showing, on reverse, despatch and arrival datestamps. {Burrus, ‘Britannia’}
	BAR1300	27 November 1857	Entire to St. Lucia bearing a (1d) deep blue (SG10) tied by a ‘1’ numeral cancel, rated ‘4’ and endorsed ‘per mail’.
	BAR1310	6 December 1857	Entire to St. Lucia bearing a (1d) deep blue (SG10) tied by a ‘1’ numeral cancel, rated ‘4’ endorsed ‘v. HMS Buzzard’; showing, on reverse, despatch and arrival datestamps. {‘Britannia’}
	BAR1320	12 December 1857	Large part entire from Bridgetown to St. Lucia, rated ‘4’ and bearing a (1d) blue/deep blue (SG10) cancelled with a ‘1’ obliterator and with ‘BARBADOES’ and St. Lucia double arc datestamps on reverse. {Freeland}
	BAR1330	12 December 1857	Cover to Spanish Town, Jamaica franked with a (1d) deep blue on white paper (SG10), tied by a ‘1’ oval obliterator and rated at ‘4’; also showing a fine ‘PAID AT BARBADOES’ Crowned Circle in red. {Ivy/Mader (9 June 2004)}
	BAR1340	1858	Cover to Amherstburgh, Western Canada franked with a (1d) deep blue (SG10) tied by light ‘1’ numeral cancel, rated ‘4’ in red crayon prepaid with clear strike of Crowned Circle ‘PAID AT BARBADOES’ handstamp in red, straight line ‘MORE TO PAY’ and a fancy ‘3’ postage due handstamp applied in Canada, numerous transit backstamps including St. Thomas and a blue receiver. {Schuyler Rumsey (2 June 2006)}
	BAR1350	13 January 1858	Mourning envelope (small faults) from St. Peter to St. Michael, re-addressed to Bridgetown and again, in red pencil, to ‘Pleasant Hall St. Peter’ franked with a (1d) deep blue (SG10) horizontal pair each cancelled ‘10’ and two rate marks deleted, ‘1’ and ‘10’ single ring cds and three further datestamps on reverse. {Spink (13 March 2008)}
	BAR1360	27 January 1858	Entire to Cologne, Germany franked with a (1d) blue (SG3) tied by numeral ‘1’ and backstamped ‘BARBADOS JA 27 1858’ with various transit and arrival datestamps as well. {Gärtner (7 April 2018)} NOTE: One of only two known covers with the first issue sent to Germany.
	BAR1370	3 February 1858	Cover from St. Philip to Bridgetown franked with a (1d) pale blue (SG10) lightly cancelled, showing on reverse, fine ‘3’ and ‘1’ datestamps. {Spink (6 April 2005), Nethersole}	202208
	BAR1373	5 February 1858	Double rate folded outer sheet to Trinidad franked with two (1d) deep blue (SG10) rated ‘8’ and endorsed at lower left ‘per Steamer’ despatch and arrival datestamps on reverse. {Lugdunum Philatélie (18 September 2023), Hill}
	BAR1380	11 February 1858	Double rate entire to St. Lucia franked with a (1d) blue (SG9) cancelled by ‘1’ obliterator, showing manuscript ‘8’ and ’BARBADOES’, St. Thomas and arrival datestamps. {Jaffé}
	BAR1390	21 February 1858	Double rated cover to Trinidad franked by two (1d) deep blue (SG10) tied by barred oval ‘1’ and rated at ‘8’ in black ink. {Grosvenor (27 November 2013)}
	BAR1391	21 February 1858	Entire to Trinidad rated “4" with blue imperf. 1d (SG10)' (three margins) tied by a barred oval ‘1’ of Bridgetown. 'Barbadoes FE 21 1858’ cancel on back. {Cavendish December 2023}	202311
	BAR1400	13 March 1858	Cover to Dominica franked with a (1d) blue (SG9/10) tied by ‘1’ obliterator, showing manuscript ‘4’ and despatch and arrival datestamps on reverse. {Jaffé}
	BAR1410	8 March 1858	Entire to Fabien in Trinidad franked with a (1d) pale blue (SG9) tied by a barred oval ‘1’ obliterator and rated at ‘4’ in black; the reverse shows a datestamp and a double arc despatch datestamp as well as an arrival backstamp of Trinidad.
	BAR1420	12 March 1858	Cover to Philadelphia franked with a (1d) deep blue (SG10) tied with a ‘1’ obliterator rated at ‘4’ in red crayon and showing strike of the Crowned Circle ‘PAID AT BARBADOES’ in red, a ‘STEAMSHIP/10’ handstamp and a New York Due datestamp. {Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR1430	13 March 1858	Entire to Baltimore, USA franked with two (1d) deep blue (SG10) tied by ‘1’ obliterators and also showing a Crowned Circle ‘PAID AT BARBADOES’, a ‘STEAMSHIP/10’ handstamp as well as being endorsed with ‘p mail via Havana’. {Charlon Henry, Siegel (5 April 1980)}
	BAR1440	13 March 1858	Cover to Dominica, bearing a (1d) blue (SG9) tied by ‘1’ obliterator, showing manuscript ‘4’ and, on reverse, ‘1’, ‘BARBADOES’ and arrival datestamps. {Jaffé}
	BAR1450	16 March 1858	Entire from St. Philip to Bridgetown with (1d) pale blue on white paper (SG9) tied by light ‘3’ barred oval, accompanied on reverse by ‘3/MA 16/1858’ cds. {Grosvenor (23 May 2011)}
	BAR1460	21 March 1858	Entire to Trinidad franked with a (1d) deep blue (SG10) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator, rated at ‘4’ in manuscript and showing despatch and arrival datestamps on reverse. {Charlton Henry, Hart, Robson Lowe (13 December 1994), Siegel (23 April 1996)}
	BAR1470	27 March 1858	Entire to St. Lucia franked with an inverted (1d) deep blue (SG10) cancelled with a ‘1’ obliterator, rated ‘4’, the reverse with ‘1’, ‘BARBADOES’ and St. Lucia double arc datestamps. {Freeland}
	BAR1480	5 April 1858	Prices Current wrapper to Trinidad bearing a marginal copy of the (1d) deep blue (SG10) tied by a ‘1’ in a barred oval and also showing a manuscript ‘4’, the inter-colonial postage rate. {Barclays}
	BAR1481	5 April 1858	PRICES CURRENT’ wrapper to Trinidad bearing a (1d) deep blue (SG10) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator, rated ‘4’ and with a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc and a single ring despatch cds. {Barclays, Nethersole}
	BAR1490	11 April 1858	Cover to Philadelphia bearing (1d) deep blue (SG10) cancelled ‘1’ and showing a clear strike of the Crowned Circle ‘PAID AT BARBADOES’ in red, rated ‘4’, the adhesive additionally tied by ‘STEAMSHIP/10’ handstamp, despatch ‘1’ and double arc datestamps, and St. Thomas cds on reverse. {Shilstone, Robson Lowe (24 May 1995), Pitts}
	BAR1500	20 April 1858	Local cover to Bridgetown with 1d deep blue (SG10) tied by a ‘3’ in a barred oval and, on reverse, a despatch ‘3’ datestamp and an arrival ‘1’. {Gärtner (7 September 2010), Gärtner (8 May 2012)}
	BAR1503	28 April 1858	Entire to St. Lucia franked with a (1d) deep blue (SG9/10) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator, rated ‘8’ in black, and showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc cds and a St. Lucia double arc datestamp on reverse.
	BAR1504	28 April 1858	Cover to England with 1855-58 white paper (1d) pale blue (SG9) (just cut into at top left corner otherwise fine to large margins) tied by crisp “1” barred oval paying the internal rate, with ms “6” and “PAID / AT / BARBADOES” crowned circle adjacent to pay the 6d packet rate, London transit below, reverse with code “1” cds despatch, Barbadoes double arc ds and Stockport arrival. {Hackmey, Feldman} (26-29 June 2023)	202307
	BAR1506	5 June 1858	Cover to Trinidad(?) bearing a (1d) deep blue (SG10, damaged) tied by a ‘1’ barred obliterator, rated at ‘4’ in black manuscript and endorsed “per Steamer”. Barbadoes (A7) Double Arc back-stamp JU 05 1858 and separate E1 date cancel, dated same day. {Guy}
	BAR1510	11 June 1858	Double rate entire to Antigua franked with two (1d) blue (SG9/10) cancelled by ‘1’ barred ovals and rated at ‘8’ in black ink; showing a despatch cds on reverse as well as a part Antigua double arc datestamp.
	BAR1520	11 June 1858	Cover to St. Lucia bearing a (1d) deep blue (SG10) tied by a ‘1’ barred obliterator rated at ‘1’ in black manuscript and endorsed ‘p mail’. {Benwell, Dallas, Harmers NY (16 May 1991), Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR1530	20 August 1858	Small envelope to Plantation Harlington, Demerara bearing a (1d) pale blue on white paper (SG9) cancelled by a ‘1’ barred oval (not tied) rated ‘4’ in red with a strike of the Crowned Circle ‘PAID AT BARBADOES’ in red; backstamped with a departure cds ‘1’. Annotated ‘James E Roney’.
	BAR1540	26 August 1858	Cover from St. Philip to Bridgetown franked with a (1d) pale blue (SG9) tied by light ‘3’ barred oval, accompanied on reverse by ‘AU 26/1858’ circular datestamp. {Grosvenor (6 December 2012)}
	BAR1550	11 September 1858	Entire to Grand Turk franked with a (1d) blue (SG9/10) and tied by a ‘1’ numeral cancel and with both Barbados and St. Thomas double arc datestamps on reverse. {Wheeler, Deakin}
	BAR1560	11 September 1858	Double rate cover to Dominica franked with two pairs of (½d) green (SG8) and a (1d) deep blue (SG10) all cancelled with a barred oval and rated at ‘8’ in black. {Adams, Hart, Nathanson}
	BAR1565	9 October 1858	Local cover to St Philip franked with a pair of (½d) yellow-green on white paper (SG7) tied by ‘1’ obliterators and showing a despatch datestamp on reverse. {Phillips (April 1988), Hill}
	BAR1567	12 October 1858	Cover to Philadelphia franked with a (1d) pale blue (SG9) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator and also showing a red Crowned Circle ‘PAID AT BARBADOES’ rated at ‘4’, a ‘STEAMSHIP 10’ handstamp and endorsed by ‘via St. Thomas & Bermuda’ in manuscript; a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc despatch datestamp appears on the reverse as well as a St Thomas transit cds. {Nethersole}
	BAR1570	10 November 1858	Entire letter to Williamstown, Victoria, Australia bearing two 6d deep rose-red (SG11a), both clearly cancelled by ‘1’ obliterator, showing ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp in red and despatch, Melbourne and arrival datestamps on reverse. {Jaffé}
	BAR1580	11 November 1858	Cover to London franked with a 6d pale rose-red (SG11) and a (1d) blue (SG9) both cancelled by a ‘1’ oval obliterator and also showing a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp of 2 December. {Harmers NY (April 1952), Wood, Gallagher, Schuyler Rumsey (2 June 2006)}
	BAR1590	11 November 1858	Cover to London franked with a 6d pale rose-red (SG11) cancelled by a ‘1’ oval obliterator and also showing a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp of 2 December. {Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR1600	27 November 1858	Cover to London franked with 6d pale rose-red (SG11) clearly cancelled by barred oval ‘1’ showing a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp in red and, on reverse, ‘BARBADOES/NO 27/1858’ double arc datestamp. {London Stamp Exchange (November 2002), Gärtner (7 September 2010)}
	BAR1610	3 December 1858	Cover from St. Philip to Bridgetown franked with a (1d) pale blue (SG9) and cancelled with a blurred ‘3’ obliterator and showing an arrival single ring datestamp on reverse. {Bayley}
	BAR1617	12 December 1858 **	Cover to Castries, St. Lucia franked with a (1d) pale blue on white paper (SG9) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator and rated ‘4’ in red crayon; a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc despatch datestamp and a similar St Lucia mark appear on the reverse.
	BAR1620	16 December 1858	Cover to London franked with 6d pale rose-red (SG11) clearly cancelled by barred oval ‘1’ and on reverse ‘BARBADOES/NO 27/1858’ double arc datestamp. {Gärtner (8 May 2012), Gärtner (10 September 2012)}
	BAR1630	21 December 1858	Entire to Trinidad bearing a horizontal pair of (½d) yellow-green (SG7) tied by ‘1’ numeral obliterators, rated ‘4’ with double arc despatch and arrival datestamps on reverse. {Caspary, Lickfold, ‘Olive Blossom’, Hackmey, Jaffé}
	BAR1640	21 December 1858	Cover to St. Vincent franked with a (1d) pale blue (SG10) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator and rated at ‘4’ in black. {Grosvenor (11 March 2005)}
	BAR1650	21 December 1858	Folded letter to Demerara, British Guiana franked with a (1d) deep blue (SG10), tied by an oval barred ‘1’, rated at ‘4’ and reverse with ‘BARBADOES/DE 21/1858’ datestamp and a ‘DEMERARA/DE 25/58’ receiving postmark. {Hurlock, Benwell, Harmers (28 November 1985), Schuyler Rumsey (14 December 2020)}
	BAR1660	27 December 1858	Cover to Bristol franked with a 6d pale rose-red (SG11) tied by a clear ‘1’ numeral cancel and showing a ‘PAID/AT/LONDON’ datestamp and endorsed ‘p mail’. {Burrus, Feldman (28 November 2005)}
	BAR1670	1859	Cover to USA franked with a (1d) deep blue on white paper (SG10) and a (4d) brownish red on blued paper (SG5) tied by ‘1’ barred ovals, with sender’s cachet and a circular ‘STEAMSHIP/10’, charged with red crayon ‘4’ and showing a St. Thomas transit mark on reverse. {Grosvenor (24 September 2014)}
	BAR1671	1859	Local cover to St. Michael bearing a (1d) deep blue (SG10) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator. {Jaffé}	202208
	BAR1675	12 January 1859	Cover to UK franked with a 6d pale rose-red (SG11a) tied by ‘10’ obliterator of St Peter and showing two ‘LONDON PAID’ receiving datestamps in red; a despatch datestamp appears on reverse. {Charlton Henry, Shenfield}
	BAR1680	27 January 1859	Double rate entire from Bridgetown to Kingston, Jamaica bearing two (4d) brownish red (SG5) and two (1d) deep blue (SG10) each cancelled with ‘1’ numeral cancels, rated ‘8’ and the reverse with despatch, St. Thomas and arrival datestamps. {Harmers (8 May 1972), Freeland}
	BAR1688	3 February 1859	Local cover to Bridgetown franked with a (1d) pale blue on white paper (SG9) tied by a ‘2’ obliterator of Christchurch and showing a despatch datestamp on reverse. {Benwell, Spink (14 October 1997)}
	BAR1689	4 February 1859	Wrapper to London franked with a (1d) blue on white paper (SG9) ied by a ‘1’ barred obliterator, rated at ‘4’ in black; the reverse show a double arc ‘BARBADOES’ datestamp as well as a faint arrival one. {ClassicPhil (11 March 2022)}	202208
	BAR1690	4 February 1859	Double rate entire to Trinidad bearing two (overlapping) (1d) pale blue (SG9) tied by a ‘1’ in a circle of bars, rated at ‘8’ in black pen and endorsed ‘p mail’; both ‘BARBADOES’ and Trinidad double arc datestamps on reverse. {Urwick, Challis, Deakin, Spink (25 November 2014), Cherrystone (4 December 2018)}
	BAR1691	5 February 1859	Cover to Trinidad bearing a (1d) pale blue on white paper (SG9) tied by ‘1’ numeral obliterator of Bridgetown; a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp appears on reverse as well as an arrival datestamp. {Corinphila (22 November 2021)}
	BAR1700	10 February 1859	Cover to Baltimore franked with a (1d) deep blue (SG10) and a (4d) brownish red (SG10) both tied by a ‘1’ barred obliterator rated ‘4’ in red crayon and showing a ‘STEAMSHIP/10’ handstamp as well as a manuscript ‘p mail via Havana’ endorsement.
	BAR1710	11 February 1859	Entire to London franked with a 6d pale rose-red (SG11) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator and showing a ‘LONDON PAID’ handstamp in red. {Lickfold, Messenger, Spink (6 July 2005)}
	BAR1720	11 February 1859	Entire to Canada franked with a 6d pale rose-red (SG11) cancelled by a ‘1’ barred oval and front also showing a ‘MORE - TO - PAY’ handstamp as well as a ‘3’ handstamp for the provincial charge; a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp appears on reverse.
	BAR1730	27 February 1859	Cover to London franked with a 6d deep rose-red (SG11a) neatly tied by ‘1’ numeral cancel, showing a London receiving datestamp with despatch and arrival datestamps on reverse. {Caspary, Dale Lichtenstein, Schuyler Rumsey (2 June 2006), Schuyler Rumsey (14 December 2020)}.
	BAR1740	27 February 1859	Entire to Jamaica bearing a (1d) blue (SG9/10) tied by an indistinct obliterator and rated ‘4’ in manuscript and showing, on reverse, despatch, St. Thomas and arrival datestamps. {‘Britannia’}
	BAR1750	27 February 1859	Entire to St. Lucia bearing a (1d) blue (SG9/10) tied by an indistinct obliterator and rated ‘4’ in manuscript and showing, on reverse, a double arc despatch datestamp and a St. Lucia receiving one.
	BAR1760	2 March 1859	Entire addressed to Barclay & McDowell in Kingston, Jamaica franked with a (1d) pale blue (SG9) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator and rated ‘4’ in black ink and showing a St. Thomas transit double arc datestamp as well as a Kingston arrival datestamp.
	BAR1770	12 March 1859	Mourning cover to Philadelphia, USA bearing a pair of (1d) deep blue (SG10) and a 1s black (SG12a) tied by ‘1’ obliterators and a ‘PHILADELPHIA BR PKT APR 22’ circular handstamp. The front also bears a ‘5’ handstamp denoting charge to be paid on delivery and a red ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp. {Hurlock, Lickfold, Brassler, Heijtz} NOTE: This is the earliest recorded use of the 1s value.	202208
	BAR1780	13 March 1859	Entire to Philadelphia franked with a (4d) brownish red (SG5) and a (1d) deep blue (SG10) both tied by ‘1’ obliterator, showing red crayon ‘4’ and marked ‘mail via Havana’, sender’s oval cachet, ‘STEAMSHIP/10’ handstamp and, on reverse, despatch and part St. Thomas datestamps. {Nathanson}
	BAR1790	21 March 1859	Cover to Trinidad franked with a (1d) blue (SG9/10) cancelled by a ‘1’ in a barred oval rated at ‘4’ and also showing a forwarding agent’s cachet; a Trinidad arrival cds appears on reverse.
	BAR1800	21 March 1859	Cover to Trinidad franked with a (1d) blue (SG9/10) cancelled by a ‘1’ in a barred oval, rated at ‘4’. {Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR1803	26 March 1859	Large part outer sheet to St. Lucia franked with a (1d) pale blue (SG9) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator, rated ‘4’; a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc despatch datestamp and St. Lucia arrival cds appear on the reverse. {Bayley, Nethersole}
	BAR1810	12 May 1859	Cover to Philadelphia franked with a 6d pale rose-red (SG11) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator, rated at ‘4’ in red crayon, showing a ‘STEAMSHIP/10’ handstamp and endorsed ‘Via Havana’. {Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR1820	19 May 1859	Cover from Bridgetown to St. Michael franked with a (1d) blue on white paper (SG9) tied by a ‘1’ oval obliterator and also showing a double arc ‘BARBADOES’ datestamp on reverse.
	BAR1830	26 May 1859	Mourning cover to Paddington, London franked with a 6d rose-red (SG11) tied by indistinct obliterators and showing a ‘LONDON PAID’ handstamp in red. {Deakin, Spink (25 November 2014), Siegel (19 May 2015)}
	BAR1840	27 June 1859	Entire to London, bearing a 6d deep rose-red (SG11a) clearly cancelled ‘1’, showing a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp alongside and, on reverse, despatch double arc datestamp. {Spink (5 April 2006)}
	BAR1850	12 July 1859	A mourning cover to Philadelphia, USA franked with a (1d) pale blue (SG10) and a (4d) brownish red (SG5) both tied by a ‘1’ obliterator as well as a circular ‘STEAMSHIP/10’ handstamp and a New Orleans transit datestamp; also rated at ‘4’ in red crayon.
	BAR1860	21 July 1859	Wrapper to Grenada franked with a (1d) pale blue (SG9) and tied by a light ‘1’ obliterator and rated at ‘4’ in black manuscript.
	BAR1870	11 August 1859	Cover to Philadelphia franked with a marginal copy of the 6d deep rose-red (SG11a) and a (1d) deep blue (SG10) both tied by a ‘1’ numeral cancel and a circular ‘STEAMSHIP/10’ handstamp, marked ‘Via Havana’ and rated ‘4’ in red crayon; showing on reverse despatch and St. Thomas datestamps. {Hurlock, Chan, Harmers (4 January 1971), ‘Britannia’}
	BAR1880	27 August 1859	Entire to London bearing 6d deep rose-red (SG11a) partly overlapped with a (1d) blue (SG9) both tied by barred numeral ‘1’ and showing ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp with despatch datestamp on reverse. {Hurlock, Collinson, Spink (14 October 1997), ‘Britannia’}
	BAR1888	September 1859**	Cover to London franked witha (1d) deep blue (SG10) and a 6d deep rosered (SG11a) both tied by ‘1’ barred oval obliterators and showing a ‘LONDON PAID’ handstamp in red, endorsed ‘p. mail’ in manuscript.	202206
	BAR1890	3 September 1859	‘MERCANTILE INTELLIGENCER’ entire letter to Trinidad bearing two (1d) pale blue (SG9) each cancelled ‘1’, rated ‘4’ with despatch and arrival datestamps on reverse. {Spink (22 January 2019)}
	BAR1900	13 September 1859	Local cover to Edge Hill in St. Thomas parish franked with an inverted pair of the (1d) blue (SG9/10) both tied by ‘1’ barred obliterators, a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc despatch datestamp appears on the reverse as well as a single ring arrival ‘8’ datestamp. {‘Besançon’ I}
	BAR1910	27 September 1859	Entire to Edinburgh franked with a (1d) blue (SG9) tied by a ‘1’ oval obliterator and also showing a ‘LONDON PAID’ handstamp in red. {Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR1920	27 September 1859	Cover to London franked with a 1s brown-black (SG12) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator and showing a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp in red.
	BAR1930	27 September 1859	Cover to London franked with a 6d rose-red (SG11/11a) tied by a ‘1’ numeral cancel and also showing a ‘LONDON PAID’ handstamp in red. {Urwick, Deakin, Spink (2 November 2014), Spink (20 May 2015)}
	BAR1940	27 September 1859	Wrapper to London franked with a 6d pale rose-red (SG11) tied by a ‘1’ barred oval and showing a ‘LONDON PAID’ handstamp in red; on reverse is a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp. {Harmers (28 February 1972), Western (17 October 1986)}
	BAR1950	27 September 1859	Soldier’s letter to Essex franked with a (1d) blue (SG9) tied by two ‘1’ oval obliterators endorsed ‘From No. 3893 John Potter Private 49th. Regiment’ and showing franked with a (1d) blue (SG9) tied by a ‘1’ oval obliterator showing a ‘LONDON PAID’ handstamp in red and, on reverse, ‘BARBADOES’ double arc despatch datestamp. {Robson Lowe (22 February 1983), Western (22 February 1986), Sattin}
	BAR1955	12 October 1859	Folded cover to Philadelphia Pa., rated ‘4’ in red crayon, with (4d) Brown Red (SG5) and (1d) Blue (SG10), each tied by "1" numeral oval obliterator. "Barbados OC 12 1859" despatch datestamp on back, sender's directive "p Mail via Havana", sender's company handstamp on back, St. Thomas (Oct. 15) transit backstamp, "Steampship 10" in circle handstamp. {Robert A. Siegel (5th March 2024), Gibson}
	BAR1960	27 October 1859	Entire to Jamaica franked with a (1d) blue (SG9) tied by a ‘1’ numeral oval obliterator, rated at ‘4’ in black crayon and showing on reverse ‘BARBADOES’ double arc despatch and St. Thomas and Kingston transit and arrival cancels.
	BAR1970	11 November 1859	Cover to London franked with a 6d pale rose-red (SG11) cancelled by a ‘1’ oval obliterator and also showing a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp of 2 December. {Harmers NY (April 1952), Wood, Schuyler Rumsey (2 June 2006)}
	BAR1980	23 November 1859	Entire letter to Demerara bearing a (1d) blue (SG9) tied by barred numeral ‘1’, rated ‘4’ and showing despatch and arrival datestamps on reverse. {‘Britannia’, Spink (22 June 2017)}
	BAR1990	27 November 1859	Cover to London franked with a 6d rose-red (SG11/11a) tied by a ‘1’ numeral cancel and show ‘p mail’ in manuscript. {Deakin}
	BAR2000	12 December 1859	Cover to Market Harborough, England franked with a 6d pale rose-red (SG11) tied by neat ‘1’ numeral cancel, red ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp and on reverse, Barbados despatch datestamp. {Charlton Henry, Dale Lichtenstein, Schuyler Rumsey (2 June 2006)}
	BAR2010	12 December 1859	‘PRICES CURRENT’ to Jamaica franked with two (1d) blue (SG9/10) cancelled by ‘1’ numeral cancels and showing a black ink manuscript ‘8’. The reverse shows despatch, transit and arrival datestamps. {Deakin, Spink (25 November 2014)}
	BAR2020	12 December 1859	Mourning cover to Philadelphia, USA franked with a 6d deep rose-red (SG11a) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator, rated at ‘4’ in red crayon and showing a circular ‘STEAMSHIP/10’ handstamp with ‘BARBADOES’ and St. Thomas double arc backstamps.
	BAR2030	12 December 1859	Cover to St. Lucia franked with a (1d) pale blue on white paper (SG9) tied by a ‘1’ oval obliterator and rated at ‘4’ {Nathanson, Western (30 April 1983), Bayley}
	BAR2040	11 January 1860	Entire to Williamstown, Victoria, bearing two 6d deep rose-red (SG11a) both clearly cancelled ‘1’ and showing red ‘LONDON PAID’ transit datestamp, the reverse with despatch, Melbourne and arrival datestamps. {Jaffé, Spink (20 May 2015)}
	BAR2050	27 January 1860	Cover to St. Lucia franked with a pair of (½d) yellow-green (SG7) tied by ‘1’ obliterators and rated ‘4’ in black. {Harmers (January 1971), Jaffé}
	BAR2060	27 January 1860	Cover to London bearing a 6d deep rose-red (SG11) clearly tied by a ‘1’ numeral cancel, showing red ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp below with despatch datestamp on reverse. {Burrus, Harmers NY (15 April 1982), ‘Britannia’}
	BAR2070	15 February 1860	Entire to London franked with a pair of 6d pale rose-red (SG11) cancelled with an indistinct obliterator (not tied) and showing an illegible rate on front as well as a St. Thomas double arc transit datestamp on reverse. {Grosvenor (16 June 2021)}
	BAR2080	21 February 1860	Entire to Trinidad bearing a horizontal strip of four (½d) green (SG8) cancelled by ‘1’ numeral obliterators and rated at ‘8’; arrival datestamp of 23 February on reverse. {Yardley, Messenger, Brassler}
	BAR2090	27 February 1860	Double rate entire to St. Lucia bearing a vertical strip of four (½d) yellow-green (SG7) tied by ‘1’ obliterators and rated at ‘8’ (double the inter-island rate) and showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp on reverse. {Robson Lowe (7 May 1947), Burrus, Bayley}
	BAR2100	12 March 1860	Cover to George Town, St. Vincent franked with a (4d) brownish red (SG5) clearly cancelled ‘1’ barred numeral and rated ‘4’ in red crayon and endorsed ‘Paid’ probably applied in St. Vincent with despatch and arrival datestamps on reverse. {Hart, Freeland}
	BAR2110	12 March 1860	Mourning cover to Philadelphia, USA bearing a pair of (1d) deep blue (SG10) and a 1s black (SG12a) tied by ‘1’ obliterators and a ‘PHILADELPHIA BR PKT APR 22’ circular handstamp. The front also bears a ‘5’ handstamp denoting charge to be paid on delivery and a red ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp. NOTE: This is the earliest recorded use of the 1s value.
	BAR2120	25 March 1860	Cover to Aden bearing a pin-perf. 14 (1d) pale blue in combination with a (4d) brownish red (SG5) and 6d pale rose-red (SG11), all tied by barred numeral ‘1’, showing red ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp, rated ‘10’ in red crayon and ‘1’ and, on reverse, despatch and arrival datestamps. {Robson Lowe (27 November 1968), Spink (23 February 2016)}
	BAR2129	9 April 1860	Cover to Demerara franked with a (1d) pale blue (SG9), tied by a ‘1’ barred obliterator and rated at ‘4’ in manuscript; also showing a clear ‘DEMERARA SHIP LETTER’ two line handstamp. A manuscript endorsement ‘Per H.M.S. Styx’ shows it was carried by a naval vessel. {Le Timbre Classique (October 2022)}	202208
	BAR2130	9 April 1860	Front and part back of entire to London bearing 6d pale rose-red (SG11) tied by a ‘1’ numeral cancel, and showing red ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp with a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc backstamp. {Freeland}
	BAR2140	19 April 1860	Cover to Demerara franked with a pin-perf. 14 (1d) pale blue (SG14) and a (4d) brownish red (SG5) both tied by barred numeral ‘1’, rated ‘4’ in red crayon, and showing, on reverse, despatch and arrival datestamps. {Hurlock, Collinson, Spink (14 October 1997), ‘Britannia’}
	BAR2150	19 April 1860	Double rate cover to Demerara franked with two pin-perf. 14 (1d) pale blue (SG14) and two (4d) brownish red (SG5) both tied by barred numeral ‘1’, rated ‘8’ in red crayon. {Cartier, Nathanson, Bayley}
	BAR2151	19 April 1860	Cover to Bernice, British Guiana, paid with two (1d) blue pin perf stamps (SG14), both tied by ‘1’ barred oval. Two filing creases, one either side of the cover. On reverse there are transit and arrival datestamps for Demerara AP 23 60 and Berbice AP 24 60. {Heinrich Köhler (14-15/18-24 March 2024)}
	BAR2160	10 May 1860	Cover to North Carolina, USA bearing a (4d) brownish red on blued paper (SG5) in combination with a pin-perf. 14 (1d) pale blue (SG14), paying the 5d rate, handstruck ‘3’ corrected in manuscript to ‘4’ alongside, with ‘MORE TO PAY’ handstamp at left, endorsed ‘via Havana’; various despatch, transit and arrival datestamps on reverse including ‘ST THOMAS MY14 1850’ year error. {Charlton Henry, Nathanson, Brassler, Wood, Victoria (27 January 2001)}
	BAR2170	19 May 1860	Cover to Demerara franked with a (4d) brownish red (SG5) and a pin-perf. 14 (1d) pale blue (SG14) both tied by ‘1’ obliterators and showing a manuscript ‘1’ and a red crayon ‘5’, corrected to ‘4’. On reverse there are transit and arrival datestamps. {Jaffé}
	BAR2180	3 June 1860	Cover to Demerara, British Guiana franked with a (4d) brownish red on blued paper (SG5) and a pin-perf. 14 (1d) pale blue (SG14/15) tied by bold ‘1’ numeral cancel, manuscript ‘4’ rate in red crayon; reverse shows ‘BARBADOES JU 3’ despatch datestamp. {Harmers (24 November 1975), Sheppard, Western (5 November 1988), Schuyler Rumsey (2 June 2006)}
	BAR2190	9 June 1860	Double rate cover to Philadelphia, USA franked with two 6d pale rose-red (SG11a) and two pin-perf. 14 (1d) blue (SG15) all cancelled by ‘1’ oval obliterators and rated at ‘1/1’ in red. The cover went via London, witnessed by a red ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp; also showing a large ‘PHILADELPHIA’ arrival datestamp on front; also showing a ‘Via England’ endorsement and a ‘5’ handstamp in black. {Marshall, Gallagher}
	BAR2200	19 June 1860	Cover from Bridgetown to British Guiana, with 1852-55 (4d) brownish red pair (SG5) (close to large margins) and 1858 1d pale blue pin perf. pair (SG14) (trimmed from the sheet, clear margins), tied by “1” barred numerals and a red crayon ‘5’, corrected to ‘4’, paying 10d double rate (2d for the Colony and 8d for the Packet) and rated “2” on arrival, reverse with Barbadoes double arc despatch JU 3 and Demerara arrival cds. {Harmers (24 November 1975), Sheppard, Western (5 November 1988), Schuyler Rumsey (2 June 2006) Leslie Wheeler and Joseph Hackmey (this cover featuring on the front cover of the David Feldman April 1986 catalogue)} Feldman (26-29 June 2023)
	BAR2210	25 June 1860	Cover to London franked with a 6d rose-red (SG11) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator and showing red ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp alongside. {Charlton Henry, Amundsen, ‘Britannia’}
	BAR2213	11 July 1860	Cover to London franked with a 6d deep rose-red (SG11a) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel handstamp and a red ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp and endorsed ‘per packet’; a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc despatch datestamp appears on the reverse. There is much writing also on the front in red. {Hill}
	BAR2220	9 August 1860	Cover to New Brunswick bearing a pin-perf. 14 (1d) deep blue (SG15) and a (4d) brownish red (SG5) tied by ‘1’ obliterators and a very light ‘MORE TO PAY’ handstamp, also showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp on reverse.
	BAR2230	10 August 1860	Cover to Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada bearing a 1s brown-black (SG12) cancelled by an indistinct obliterator and rated ‘8’ in red crayon and also showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp on reverse. {Hart, Gallagher}
	BAR2240	2 September 1860	Cover to Demerara, British Guiana bearing a pin-perf. 14 (1d) blue (SG14/15) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator initially rated at ‘4’ but altered to ‘5’; a double arc ‘BARBADOES’ datestamp on the reverse. {Benwell}
	BAR2250	26 September 1860	Cover to London franked with a 6d rose-red (SG11) and a pin-perf. 14 (1d) blue (SG14/15) for the late fee both cancelled by indistinct obliterators and also showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp and a red ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp.
	BAR2260	3 October 1860	Cover from Bridgetown to Berbice, British Guiana franked with a pin-perf. 14 (1d) blue (SG14/15) tied by ‘1’ numeral obliterator, rated at ‘4’ ship fee altered to ‘5’ (pence) for journey from Georgetown to Berbice; the reverse shows ‘BARBADOES’ double arc despatch datestamp, a Demerara single ring cds and Berbice arrival datestamp. {Gibbons (27 September 1967), Harmers (3 June 1980), ‘Besançon’ I}
	BAR2270	10 November 1860	Cover to St. Lucia franked with a a pin-perf. 14 (1d) blue (SG14) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator and rated at ‘4’ in black
	BAR2280	11 November 1860	Cover to Market Harborough, England bearing a 6d pale rose-red (SG11) supplemented by a pin-perf. 14 (1d) blue (SG14/15) tied by ‘1’ obliterators and showing a London transit datestamp of 1 December and endorsed ‘Per R M Steamer’ in manuscript.
	BAR2290	11 November 1860	Cover to St. Lucia franked with a a pin-perf. 14 (1d) blue (SG14) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator and rated at ‘4’ in black; the reverse shows a poor ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp.
	BAR2300	26 November 1860	Mourning cover to Philadelphia franked with a 6d deep rose-red (SG11a) and a pin-perf. 14 (1d) pale blue (SG14) both cancelled by a ‘1’ oval obliterator rated at ‘4’, endorsed ‘via Southampton’ and showing a ‘STEAMSHIP/10’ handstamp in black. {Manning, Harmers (14 December 2004)}
	BAR2310	10 December 1860	Cover to London franked with a 6d pale rose-red (SG11) tied by partial strike of a ‘1’ obliterator, showing a ‘LONDON/PAID’ arrival datestamp and endorsed ‘p.Mail’ with ‘BARBADOES’ double arc cds on reverse. {Hart, ‘Besançon’ I}
	BAR2320	28 December 1860	Cover to Brighton, England bearing a 6d pale rose-red (SG11) cancelled ‘1’ in an oval of bars. Also endorsed in manuscript ‘Per R. M. Steamer’. {Barclays}
	BAR2330	3 January 1861	Printed Circular to Trinidad bearing a horizontal pair of (½d) green (SG8) both tied by ‘1’ numeral obliterators with despatch and arrival datestamps on reverse. {Urwick, Wheeler, ‘Britannia’}
	BAR2340	12 January 1861	‘PRICES CURRENT’ wrapper to Canada franked with a pin-perf. 14 (1d) deep blue (SG15) cancelled by a ‘1’ oval obliterator.
	BAR2350	12 January 1861	Wrapper addressed to Baltimore franked with a 6d deep rose-red (SG11a) tied by an indistinct obliterator and a ‘STEAMSHIP/10’ handstamp in black and, on reverse, a ‘BARBADOES’ despatch and St. Thomas double arc datestamps.
	BAR2360	19 January 1861	Wrapper to Fabien in Port of Spain, Trinidad franked with a pin-perf. 14 (1d) blue (SG14/15) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator, rated at ‘1’ in red crayon and showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp on reverse as well as a Trinidad double arc arrival mark. {Bayley}
	BAR2361	19 January 1861	Cover to Joseph Boissiere, Trinidad franked with a pin-perf. 14 (1d) pale blue (SG14) cancelled by a ‘1’ obliterator rated ‘4’ in black and endorsed ‘per mail’ in manuscript; a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc despatch datestamp and a similar Trinidad mark appear on the reverse
	BAR2370	25 January 1861	Cover to Kingston, Jamaica franked with two pin-perf. 14 (1d) pale blue (SG14) cancelled by ‘1’ obliterators and showing a Kingston arrival datestamp of 6 February. {Shilstone}
	BAR2380	25 January 1861	Entire to London franked with a 6d deep rose-red (SG11a) tied by ‘1’ numeral cancels and showing a red ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp. {Nathanson, Hackmey, Feldman (28 November 2005), Freeland}
	BAR2390	1 February 1861	Local cover from Bridgetown to Worthing (Christchurch) franked with a pin-perf. 14 (1d) pale blue (SG14) tied by a ‘1’ barred oval obliterator and also showing an italic style ‘Too Late’ handstamp. {Lickfold, Benwell, Barclays}
	BAR2400	25 February 1861	Small cover from St. John to St. Thomas franked with a pin-perf. 14 (1d) pale blue (SG14) tied by number ‘5’ in barred oval; with a manuscript endorsement ‘Post Paid’ so presumably the full postage was paid by the sender, with despatch and arrival marks on reverse. {Benwell, Gärtner (27 March 2007), Spink (13 March 2008), Grosvenor (24 September 2014)}
	BAR2410	25 February 1861	Entire to St. Lucia franked with a (4d) brownish red (SG5) and a pin-perf. 12½ (1d) blue (SG16a) tied by ‘1’ oval obliterators and rated at ‘4’ in red crayon; a double arc ‘BARBADOES’ datestamp and St. Lucia receiving mark on reverse. {Bayley}
	BAR2420	25 February 1861	Cover to Brighton, bearing a 6d pale rose-red (SG11) tied by ‘1’ obliterator, showing a red ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp with, on reverse, despatch and arrival datestamps. {Harmers NY (5 June 1975), Deakin, Spink (25 November 2014), Freeland}
	BAR2430	7 March 1861	Entire to Fabien in Port of Spain, Trinidad franked with a pin-perf. 14 (1d) deep blue (SG15) tied by a barred ‘1’ obliterator and also showing a double arc despatch datestamp. {Bayley, Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR2439	11 March 1861	Cover to Philadelphia with a strip of 5 (4 stamps cut at top) clean-cut perf 14 – 16 (1d) pale blue (SG18) tied by ‘1’ bootheels and rated at ‘4’ in red crayon and showing a New York transit datestamp; Barbados despatch and St Thomas transit datestamps appear on reverse. {Brassler, Hill}
	BAR2440	12 March 1861	Double rate wrapper to Ragged Island, Nova Scotia bearing a horizontal pair of pin-perf. 14 (1d) deep blue (SG15) tied by indistinct obliterators, rated ‘8’; St. Thomas, Halifax and Ragged Island datestamps on reverse. {Bayley}
	BAR2450	12 March 1861	Entire addressed to North Carolina franked with a pin-perf. 14 (1d) deep blue (SG15) and a (4d) brownish red (SG5) both tied by indistinct obliterators and showing a ‘STEAMSHIP/10’ handstamp in black and endorsed ‘mail via Havana’ and with Barbados and Trinidad backstamps. {Feldman (28 November 2005)}
	BAR2460	12 March 1861	Cover to St. Lucia franked with a pin-perf. 14 (1d) blue (SG14) tied by a ‘1’ oval obliterator and rated at ‘4’ in black. {Hurlock, Burrus, Harmers (14 December 2004)}
	BAR2470	13 March 1861	Cover to Philadelphia, USA franked with a 6d deep rose-red (SG11a) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator and showing a ‘STEAMSHIP/10’ handstamp in black and endorsed ‘via Southampton’. {Siegel (29 September 2004), Siegel (13 March 2006)}
	BAR2480	16 March 1861 (13 March?)	Entire to Edinburgh franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d rose-red (SG29) tied by a ‘1’ numeral cancellation with a red ‘LONDON PAID’ mark alongside; reverse shows Barbados despatch and Edinburgh receiving marks.
	BAR2490	25 March 1861	Cover to St. Lucia franked with a pin-perf. 14 (1d) pale blue (SG14) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator and rated ‘1’ and ‘4’ in manuscript. {Wheeler, Towers, Freeland, Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR2500	26 March 1861	Local cover from St. John to St. Thomas franked with a pin-perf. 14 (1d) pale blue (SG14) tied by a clear ‘5’ obliterator, on reverse ‘5’ and ‘8’ datestamps. {Urwick, Benwell, Spink (14 October 1997), ‘Britannia’}
	BAR2510	10 April 1861	Entire to St. Lucia franked with a pin-perf. 14 (1d) pale blue (SG14) tied by an indistinct obliterator and rated at ‘4’ in manuscript. {Harmers San Francisco (16 September 1978), Western (3 April 1981), Barclays, Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR2520	10 April 1861	‘BARBADOS CIRCULAR AND PRICES CURRENT’ to Halifax, Nova Scotia franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) cancelled by a ‘1’ barred obliterator, rated at ‘1’ in red crayon; the reverse shows a double arc ‘BARBADOES’ datestamp, a similar St. Thomas transit mark and an arrival oval datestamp. {Gibbons (11 September 1981), ‘Besançon’ II}
	BAR2530	10 April 1861	Cover addressed to the Lord Archbishop of Antigua and franked with pin-perf. 14 (1d) deep blue (SG15) and a (4d) brownish red (SG5) both tied by a barred ‘1’ obliterator. {Davy, Bayley}
	BAR2540	10 April 1861	Wrapper to North Carolina franked with a clean-cut perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG18) and a (4d) brownish-red (SG5) cancelled by ‘1’ obliterators and a ‘STEAMSHIP/10’ handstamp in black rated at ‘4’ in red crayon; the reverse shows a double arc ‘BARBADOES’ datestamp and a St. Thomas transit mark. {Brassler}
	BAR2550	25 April 1861	Cover to Cheshire, England franked with a 6d rose-red (SG11/11a) tied by a smudged obliterator and endorsed ‘via Jamaica’ (crossed out) and also showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp. {Ainscough, Deakin, Spink (25 November 2014)}
	BAR2560	4 May 1861	Entire to Trinidad bearing clean-cut perf 14 to 16 (1d) blue (SG19) tied by barred numeral ‘1’, rated ‘4’and showing despatch double arc ‘BARBADOES’ datestamp at left with part arrival on reverse. {Barclays}
	BAR2570	10 May 1861	Entire to Wales franked with a 6d rose-red (SG11a) tied by a ‘1’ barred obliterator, showing a double arc ‘BARBADOES’ datestamp and a red ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp. {Cavendish (4 April 1987), Jaffé}
	BAR2580	19 May 1861	Entire to Trinidad franked with a clean-cut perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG19) tied by a ‘1’ in barred oval obliterator and also showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp; rated at ‘4’ in manuscript.
	BAR2590	25 May 1861	Cover to Wales franked with a 6d deep rose-red (SG11a) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator and showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp as well as a red ‘LONDON PAID’ mark. {Collinson, Spink (14 October 1997)}
	BAR2600	25 May 1861	‘PRINTED PAPER’ rate of the ‘MERCANTILE INTELLIGENCER’ to Antigua franked with a pin-perf. 14 (1d) deep blue (SG15) tied by a ‘1’ oval obliterator and also showing a double arc ‘BARBADOES’ datestamp. {Harmers (14 December 2004)}
	BAR2610	26 May 1861	Cover to Antigua franked with a clean-cut perf. 14 – 16 (1d) pale blue (SG18) and a 4d brownish red (SG5) cancelled with ‘1’ barred ovals and rated at ‘4’ in red crayon and showing a double arc ‘BARBADOES’ datestamp. {Urwick, Benwell, Wood}
	BAR2615	30 May 1861	Local cover to St John’s (sic) bearing a pin-perf 14 (1d) pale blue (SG14) tied by a ‘6’ obliterator of St Joseph and showing showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp alongside as well as a single ring ‘5’ datestamp of St John
	BAR2620	3 June 1861	‘PRICES CURRENT’ wrapper to Trinidad franked with a pin-perf. 14 (1d) pale blue (SG14) tied by a ‘1’ barred obliterator and rated at ‘4’ in blue crayon; also showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp. {Shilstone, Sheppard}
	BAR2622	25 June 1861	Folded letter sheet to London franked with a 6d deep rose-red (SG11a) on white paper tied by a ‘1’ obliterator with a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp on face along with a red ‘LONDON PAID’ arrival datestamp. {Hurlock, Burrus, Dale-Lichtenstein, Nethersole}
	BAR2625	25 July 1861	Entire to Trinidad franked with clean-cut perf. 14–16 (1d) blue (SG19) indistinctly cancelled with an obliterator, rated at ‘4’ in black and showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc despatch datestamp; also with a Trinidad double arc datestamp receiver on reverse.
	BAR2630	3 August 1861	Cover to Trinidad franked with a clean-cut perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG19) tied by a ‘1’ oval obliterator and also showing a despatch double arc datestamp. Trinidad arrival datestamp on reverse. {Lickfold, Harmers (7 January 1974)}
	BAR2640	9 August 1861	Entire to Philadelphia bearing a clean-cut perf. 14 – 16 (1d) pale blue (SG18) and a (4d) brownish-red (SG5) cancelled by ‘1’ obliterators and clearly tied by a ‘STEAMSHIP/10’ handstamp in black, showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp and endorsed in manuscript ‘Mail via Colon’, St. Thomas transit datestamp on reverse.{Charlton Henry, Hart, Wood, Brassler, Harmers NY (15 July 1975), Victoria (27 January 2001), Hill}	202208
	BAR2648	18 September 1861	Cover to Fitt in Trinidad bearing a perf 14–16 (1d)pale blue (SG18) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator, rated at ‘4’ and also showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp. {‘Besançon’ III}	202208
	BAR2650	19 September 1861	Entire to Fabien in Trinidad bearing a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) deep blue (SG24) tied by a ‘1’ barred oval , rated at ‘4’ in blue crayon and showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc despatch datestamp and a Trinidad one on reverse.
	BAR2660	25 September 1861	Cover to Philadelphia, USA bearing a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d rose-red (SG29) cancelled by a ‘1’ barred obliterator (not tied) showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp as well as a Boston arrival handstamp; it also bears a St. Thomas transit handstamp on reverse. Endorsed ‘via Southampton’ in manuscript.
	BAR2670	1 October 1861	Entire to Dominica bearing clean-cut perf. 14 – 16 (1d) pale blue (SG18) tied by ‘1’ an obliterator with adjacent Barbados datestamp and rated ‘4’ in blue crayon on face. {Gärtner (10 October 2017)}
	BAR2680	25 October 1861	Front to St. Pierre, Martinique franked with two pin-perf. 12½ (½d) yellow-green (SG16) and a (4d) brownish red (SG5) cancelled with ‘1’ obliterators (not tied) and showing a double arc ‘BARBADOES’ datestamp. {Urwick, Robson Lowe (24 November 1965), Jaffé}
	BAR2690	2 November 1861	Entire to Fitt in Trinidad franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23/24) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator and rated at ‘4’ in blue crayon; also showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp and a Trinidad one on reverse.
	BAR2700	9 November 1861	A rather battered front from Bridgetown to Martinique, bearing (4d) brownish red (SG5) in combination with two pin-perf. 12½ (½d) yellow-green (SG16) each cancelled ‘1’ with ‘BARBADOES’ double arc despatch datestamp below. {Urwick, Robson Lowe (24 November 1965), Spink (22 January 2019)}
	BAR2710	19 December 1861	Cover to Trinidad bearing a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by a ‘1’ barred obliterator, rated ‘4’ in blue crayon and also showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp. {Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR2720	10 January 1862	Cover to Bristol, England franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d rose-red (SG29) tied by a ‘1’ barred obliterator, endorsed ‘per steamer’ in manuscript and showing a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp in red. {Empire Stamp Auctions (17 April 2020)}
	BAR2730	9 February 1862	Cover to London bearing a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d rose-red (SG29) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator and showing a red ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp as well as a double arc ‘BARBADOES’ datestamp. {Brassler, Grosvenor (23 May 2011)}
	BAR2740	26 February 1862	Cover to St. Lucia bearing a pair of rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by ‘1’ obliterators and rated ‘8’ and showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp in the bottom left corner.{Bayley}
	BAR2750	3 March 1862	Local cover from St. John to St. Thomas franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by a ‘5’ barred obliterator, showing a double arc ‘BARBADOES’ datestamp as well as a single ring datestamp with the ‘5’ sideways to the right.
	BAR2760	6 March 1862	Cover to Fabien in Trinidad franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by a ‘1’ barred obliterator, rated ‘4’ in blue crayon and also showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp. {Barclays}
	BAR2770	14 March 1862	Double rate entire to St. Lucia by two rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by ‘1’ obliterators rated at ‘8’ and showing a double arc ‘BARBADOES’ datestamp. {Urwick, Benwell}
	BAR2773	22 March 1862	Small local mourning cover to Bush Hill franked by a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) pale blue (SG23) cancelled by a numeral ‘1’ (not tied) paying the local rate and showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp on face. {Hill}
	BAR2775	26 March 1862	Entire to London franked with a rough perf. 14–16 6d rose-red (SG29) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator and showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp and also a red ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp. {Nethersole}
	BAR2780	9 April 1862	Cover to Philadelphia, USA franked with a 1s black (SG12a) and a rough perf. 14 to 16 (1d) blue (SG23) cancelled by ‘1’ oval obliterators, rated at ‘1/1’ corrected to ‘1/6’ in red crayon and showing a double arc ‘BARBADOES’ datestamp as well as a Philadelphia receiving datestamp. The cover travelled via London, as witnessed by a red ‘LONDON PAID’ mark and a ‘5’ for local delivery. {Hurlock, Gallagher, Hackmey}
	BAR2790	25 May 1862	Entire to St. Kitts franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by a ‘1’ barred cancel, rated at ‘4’ in blue crayon and showing a double arc ‘BARBADOES’ datestamp. {Grosvenor (23 May 2011)}
	BAR2800	25 May 1862	Cover to St. Lucia franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) and a (4d) dull rose-red (SG25) cancelled with an indistinct obliterator and showing several other marks including a double arc ‘BARBADOES’ datestamp. {Harmers (7 January 1974), Barclays, Harmers (5 April 2005), Freeland, Grosvenor (16 June 2021)}
	BAR2810	June 1862	Cover to London franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d rose-red (SG29) tied by ‘1’ numeral cancellation with a red ‘LONDON PAID’ mark alongside and ‘BARBADOES’ double arc despatch datestamp. {Grosvenor (27 November 2013)}
	BAR2820	9 June 1862	Double rate cover to St. Lucia franked by a pair of rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by ‘1’ obliterators initially rated at ‘2’ but this was altered to ‘8’ and also showing a poor ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp. {Urwick}
	BAR2830	26 June 1862	Packet cover to Dublin, Ireland franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d rose-red (SG29) cancelled by a ‘1’ barred oval and also showing a double arc ‘BARBADOES’ datestamp and part of a red ‘LONDON PAID’ mark.
	BAR2831	26 June 1862	Cover to London franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d rose-red (SG29) tied by ‘1’ numeral cancellation with a red ‘LONDON PAID’ mark alongside and ‘BARBADOES’ double arc despatch datestamp. {Harmers (2003), Sandafayre (26 April 2004), Grosvenor (27 November 2013)}	202208
	BAR2840	7 July 1862	Internal cover from St. George to St. James franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by a ‘4’ obliterator, sporting a rather faint double arc datestamp and also showing a ‘7’ St. James cds.
	BAR2850	9 July 1862	Cover to Ashbourne, England franked with a vertical pair of rough perf. 14 – 16 6d rose-red (SG29) both tied by ‘10’ obliterators of St. Peter and a double arc ‘BARBADOES’ datestamp and also showing a red ‘LONDON PAID’ mark. {Urwick, Wheeler, Benwell, Hackmey}
	BAR2860	19 July 1862	Cover to Demerara, British Guiana franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23/24) and a (4d) dull rose-red (SG25) tied by ‘1’ numeral obliterator and rated at ‘4’ in red crayon, also showing a despatch double arc datestamp with an arrival datestamp on reverse. {Lickfold, Robson Lowe (9 February 1983), Schuyler Rumsey (2 June 2006), ‘Britannia’, Freeland}
	BAR2870	2 August 1862	Cover to Demerara bearing a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) and 4d dull rose-red (SG25) and 6d rose-red (SG29) each centrally cancelled with barred numeral ‘1’, marked ‘Barbados Registered No. 192’ in red crayon, rated ‘10’ in red and showing despatch double arc datestamp with Georgetown arrival on reverse. {Hurlock, Freeland}
	BAR2871	2 August 1862	Entire to Trinidad franked with a clean-cut perf. 14 – 16 (1d) pale blue (SG18) tied by an indistinct oval obliterator, rated at ‘4’ in blue crayon, showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp as well as a forwarding agent’s cachet ‘B. E.& Co.’.	202208
	BAR2880	28 August 1862	Local cover to and from the parish of St. John franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by a ‘5’ numeral cancel and also showing a circular datestamp similarly with a ‘5’.
	BAR2890	9 September 1862	Entire to Baltimore franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) and (4d) dull rose-red (SG25) both tied with a ‘1’ numeral cancel and endorsed ‘Per Steamer via Havana’ in manuscript, showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp and a circular framed ‘STEAMSHIP/10’ handstamp. {Nathanson, Freeland, Grosvenor (16 June 2021)}
	BAR2891	9 September 1862	Cover to Ashbourne franked with a rough perf. 14–16 6d rose-red (SG29) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator and showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc despatch datestamp and a red ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp. {Benwell, Hackmey, Hill}
	BAR2900	10 October 1862	Entire letter from Bridgetown to Jamaica bearing rough perf. 14 – 16 6d rose-red (SG29) cancelled with bootheel ‘1’, rated ‘4’ in red crayon with a Barbados small ‘1’ datestamp as well as a Kingston, Jamaica arrival mark and also showing a St. Thomas double arc transit datestamp on reverse. {Freeland, Köhler (26 June 2020)}
	BAR2910	10 October 1862	Cover to Ashbourne, Derbyshire franked with two rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) and a (4d) dull rose-red (SG25) cancelled by ‘1’ oval obliterators and also showing on front a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc despatch datestamp, a red ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp and an Ashbourne receiving cds. {Urwick, Brassler}
	BAR2920	25 October 1862	Cover to Jamaica bearing a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) and (4d) dull rose-red (SG25) both cancelled by barred numeral ‘1’, marked ‘Bque Maida’, rated ‘4’ in red crayon, showing despatch double arc datestamp alongside with Kingston arrival cds on reverse. {Charlton Henry, ‘Britannia’, Freeland}
	BAR2930	25 October 1862	Blue envelope to Blackburn, England franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d rose-red (SG29) cancelled by a ‘1’ obliterator showing a double arc ‘BARBADOES’ datestamp in black as well as a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp in red. A Blackburn arrival cds is on the reverse. {Cave, Spink (10 July 2019)}
	BAR2940	November 1862	PUNCH 1d bisected.
	BAR2950	8 November 1862	Mourning cover to Ashbourne, Derbyshire franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d rose-red (SG29) tied with a ‘10’ obliterator of St. Peter and showing a double arc ‘BARBADOES’ cds, a ‘LONDON PAID’ transit datestamp in red and a Ashbourne arrival cds.{Charlton Henry, Hart, London Stamp Exchange (1 November 2004)}
	BAR2955	19 November 1862	‘PRICES CURRENT’ wrapper to Trinidad bearing rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) pale blue (SG23) tied by ‘1’ obliterator with double arc BARBADOES strike at lower left. {Western (24 June 1978), Jaffé}	202208
	BAR2960	25 November 1862	Cover to St. Lucia franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) deep blue (SG24) tied by barred oval ‘1’ with ‘BARBADOES’ double arc despatch datestamp and St. Lucia receiving mark on reverse. {Charlton Henry, Western (24 June 1978), Grosvenor (27 November 2013)}
	BAR2970	24 December 1862	Cover to Canada franked with rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23), (4d) dull rose-red (SG25) and 6d rose-red (SG29) all cancelled by ‘1’ obliterator and showing on front a double arc ‘BARBADOES’ cds rated at ‘10’ and endorsed ‘via England’.
	BAR2980	25 December 1862	Cover to Guadeloupe franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) deep blue (SG24) and a (4d) dull rose-red (SG25) both tied by ‘1’ obliterators, rates at ‘4’ in red crayon and showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp; a ‘30’ due manuscript mark is also present.
	BAR2990	9 January 1863	Cover to Canada East franked with a (1d) blue (SG23/24) and (4d) dull rose-red (SG25) both tied by barred numeral ‘1’, marked ‘via St. Thomas’ in manuscript, rated ‘4’ in red crayon, showing ‘BARBADOES’ despatch double arc datestamp, ‘UNPAID 5’ handstamp and, on reverse, St. Thomas, Montreal and arrival datestamps. {‘Britannia’, Freeland}
	BAR3000	25 January 1863	Part cover to ? franked with rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) and a (4d) lake-rose (SG27) cancelled with ‘1’ barred ovals (not tied) rated at ‘4’ in red crayon and also showing a ‘BARBADOES’ despatch double arc datestamp.
	BAR3010	2 February 1863	Cover to Trinidad franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d rose-red (SG29) tied by an indistinct barred numeral cancel, rated at ‘4’ in red crayon and showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp in red. {Brassler, Hill}
	BAR3015	5 February 1863	Cover to Bridgetown franked with a rough perf. 14–16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by an indistinct obliterator and showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp as well as a single ring ‘3’ despatch datestamp of St Philip
	BAR3020	9 February 1863	‘PRICES CURRENT’ to St. Lucia franked with a 6d rose-red (SG29) tied with a ‘1’ numeral obliterator and showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp on opposite side; reverse show St. Lucia receiving datestamp. {Benwell, Gärtner (28 April 2015), Soler y Llach (6 May 2019)}
	BAR3025	9 February 1863	Entire to St. Lucia franked with a rough perf. 14–16 6d rose-red (SG29) tied by a ‘1’ obliterator, rated at ‘4’ in red crayon and showing a ‘BARBADOES’ despatch double arc datestamp.
	BAR3030	9 February 1863	Cover to Canada franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23), a (4d) dull rose-red (SG25) and a 6d rose-red (SG29) all cancelled by ‘1’ oval obliterators, rated at ‘5’ in red crayon and showing a ‘BARBADOES’ despatch double arc datestamp; endorsed ‘Via England’.
	BAR3040	13 February 1863	Local cover bearing a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23/24) tied by a barred obliterator and also showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp alongside. {Barclays}
	BAR3050	11 March 1863	Cover to Ashbourne, Derbyshire re-directed to Kent franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d rose-red (SG29) tied with a ‘10’ obliterator of St. Peter and showing a ‘LONDON PAID’ transit datestamp in red. {Messenger}
	BAR3060	25 March 1863	Prices Current entire to Guadeloupe, bearing rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23/24) and a (4d) dull rose-red (SG25) both clearly cancelled ‘1’ and with despatch datestamp at left. {Spink (22 January 2019)}
	BAR3070	25 March 1863	Cover to Perth, Scotland franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d rose-red (SG29) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel cancel and showing a ‘BARBADOES’ despatch double arc datestamp and a red ‘LONDON PAID’ handstamp. {Hackmey}
	BAR3080	25 April 1863	Mourning cover to London, bearing rough perf. 14 – 16 (4d) dull rose-red strip of three (SG25) each cancelled by heavy barred numerals ‘1’, showing ‘BARBADOES’ despatch double arc datestamp and a red ‘LONDON PAID’ arrival datestamp. {Burrus, Hart, Harmers NY (5 June 1975), Gallagher, ‘Britannia’}
	BAR3090	9 May 1863	Cover to Ashbourne, England franked with a 1s black (SG12a) cancelled by an indistinct mark and showing a light ‘LONDON PAID’ handstamp. {Charlton Henry, Dale Lichtenstein}
	BAR3100	19 May 1863	Entire to Demerara, bearing a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d rose-red (SG29) cancelled ‘1’ and with ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp alongside, arrival cds on reverse. {Spink (12 July 2006)}
	BAR3110	25 May 1863	Cover to England showing the soldier’s concessionary rate franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23/24) and showing a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp as well as a red ‘LONDON PAID’ mark. {Harmers (1 May 1984), Hackmey}
	BAR3120	25 May 1863	Cover to Bristol, England franked with 1s black (SG12a) cancelled by a ‘1’ bootheel mark and showing a double arc ‘BARBADOES’ datestamp and a ‘LONDON PAID’ handstamp in red.
	BAR3130	3 June 1863	Cover to Trinidad franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d rose-red (SG29) tied by a bootheel ‘1’ rated at ‘4’ and showing a small Barbados ‘1’ cds. {Brassler}
	BAR3140	3 July 1863	Printed ‘BARBADOS PRICES CURRENT’ wrapper to Trinidad bearing a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23/24) clearly tied by ‘1’ bootheel cancellation, showing red crayon ‘1’ as well as a despatch datestamp with an arrival double arc backstamp. {Bayley, Gallagher, ‘Britannia’, Schuyler Rumsey (14 December 2020)}
	BAR3150	18 July 1863	Cover to Fabien in Trinidad franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23/24) tied by a bootheel ‘1’, rated at ‘1’ in red crayon and showing a Barbados ‘1’ cds alongside.
	BAR3160	August 1863	‘PRICES CURRENT’ wrapper to Alexander Campbell & Co. in Trinidad franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) deep blue (SG 24) tied by a bootheel ‘1’.
	BAR3170	18 September 1863	Printed ‘PRICES CURRENT’ to Trinidad franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23/24) tied by a bootheel ‘1’ with a despatch cds alongside.
	BAR3180	3 October 1863	Printed ‘PRICES CURRENT’ to Trinidad franked with a pin-perf. 14 (1d) pale blue (SG14) clearly tied and showing red crayon ‘1’ and despatch datestamp and, on reverse, arrival double arc backstamp. {Urwick, Messenger, Bayley, Spink (7 December 2005), Spink (10 July 2019)}
	BAR3190	9 November 1863	Miniature cover to Ashbourne, UK franked with a 1s black (SG12a) tied by an indistinct bootheel mark and showing despatch, transit and arrival datestamps.{Sheppard, London Stamp Exchange (1 November 2001)}
	BAR3200	1 December 1863	Large piece of newspaper (destination unclear) bearing a clean-cut perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue bisected diagonally as ½d (SG19a) tied by ‘5’ bootheel cancellation and showing Barbados ‘4’ datestamp of St. George. {Charlton Henry, Freeland}
	BAR3210	10 December 1863	Local cover to Christchurch franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23/24) tied by a bootheel ‘1’ and showing a Barbados cds alongside.{Shenfield, Western (5 December 1987)}
	BAR3220	10 December 1863	Cover to London franked with a 1s brown-black (SG12) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel (one of the earliest known) and showing a Barbados cds with a very faint ‘PAID AT BARBADOES’ Crowned Circle in red. {Hurlock, Lickfold, Hart}
	BAR3230	9 January 1864	Cover to MacFarlane in St. Lucia franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d rose-red (SG29) tied by a bootheel ‘1’, rated at ‘4’ in red crayon, showing a Barbados ‘1’ circular datestamp and a double arc St. Lucia receiving datestamp.{Challis}
	BAR3240	25 January 1864	Cover to London franked with a 1s black (SG12a) tied by a messy ‘1’ bootheel cancel and showing a Barbados cds as well as a ‘LONDON PAID’ handstamp in red. {Gibbons (22 May 1975), Robson Lowe (12 June 1979), Cavendish (9 December 1995)}
	BAR3245	25 February 1864	‘PRINTED MATTER ONLY’ cover to King’s County, Nova Scotia re-directed to Halifax franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23/24) tied by a bootheel ‘1’, endorsed in manuscript ‘p Mail via Halifax’.	202206
	BAR3250	14 March 1864	Local cover from Bridgetown to St. Michael franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by ‘1’ bootheel mark and showing a Barbados ‘1’ cds.
	BAR3260	19 March 1864	Cover to Trinidad franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d rose-red (SG29) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel mark and showing a single circle despatch datestamp as well as a Trinidad double arc arrival datestamp.
	BAR3267	26 April 1864	Long cover to London franked with an imperf. 1s black (SG12a) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel handstamp and showing alongside a Barbados single ring cds as well as a red ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp and endorsed in manuscript ‘per mail’
	BAR3270	4 May 1864	Folded letter to Trinidad franked by a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d rose-red (SG29) tied by bootheel mark, rated ‘4’ in red crayon and showing a neat ‘BARBADOES’ double arc cds. {Gallagher}
	BAR3280	25 May 1864	‘PRINTED MATTER ONLY’ cover to Annapolis, Nova Scotia franked with a rough perf. 14 to 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by a bootheel mark and a Barbados cds. {Harmers (14 December 2004)}
	BAR3290	25 June 1864	‘PRINTED MATTER ONLY’ wrapper to Annapolis, Nova Scotia franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by ‘1’ bootheel cancel showing a Barbados cds. {Gallagher}
	BAR3291	25 June 1864	Front to St. Lucia franked with a rough perf. 14–16 6d orange-red (SG30) and tied by a ‘1’ bootheel mark, also showing a small Barbados cds and rated ‘4’ in red crayon.
	BAR3300	11 July 1864	Cover to Canada franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d orange-red (SG30) and tied by a ‘1’ bootheel mark, also showing a small cds and a handstamp ‘UNPAID 5’, rated at ‘4’ in red crayon and endorsed in manuscript ‘Via “ HAVANA”’{Hurlock, Bayley, Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR3310	25 July 1864	Cover to MacFarlane in St. Lucia franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d orange-red (SG30) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel rated at ‘4’ in red crayon and showing a small Barbados despatch datestamp. (eBay Dec 2023 as front only)
	BAR3320	25 August 1864	‘PRINTED MATTER ONLY’ cover to Annapolis, Nova Scotia franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel mark and also showing a Barbados ‘1’ cds. {Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR3330	25 August 1864	‘PRINTED CIRCULAR ONLY’ cover to Annapolis, Nova Scotia franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel mark and also showing a Barbados ‘1’ cds and endorsed ‘Mail via Halifax’ in manuscript.
	BAR3340	26 August 1864	Cover to Bridgewater, N. S. bearing rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) pale blue (SG24) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel cancel and showing a Barbados datestamp alongside as well as a ‘13½c’ circular due mark and rated at ‘4’. {Deakin}
	BAR3350	9 September 1864	Cover to Canada East franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d orange-red (SG29) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel mark with a Barbados cds and a ‘UNPAID 3’ handstamp with St. Thomas, Quebec and Montreal backstamps. {Hurlock, Phillips (26 April 2001)}
	BAR3360	9 September 1864	Entire to St. Kitts franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d rose-red (SG29) tied by a bootheel ‘1’ cancel and showing a Barbados datestamp on the front. {Hill}
	BAR3370	10 October 1864	Printed matter rate cover from Bridgetown to Annapolis, Nova Scotia bearing rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) cancelled by bootheel ‘1’, endorsed by a ‘via Bermuda’ handstamp with despatch datestamp at left and a St. Thomas datestamp on reverse. {Freeland}
	BAR3380	10 October 1864	Entire to Philadelphia franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d rose-red (SG29) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel mark, rated ‘4’ in red crayon, showing a Barbados cds as well as a circular framed ‘STEAMSHIP/10’ handstamp and endorsed ‘p. mail via Halifax’ in manuscript. {Wheeler}
	BAR3390	10 October 1864	Entire to Ragged Is., Nova Scotia franked with a rough perf. 14 to 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by a poor bootheel cancel, rated at ‘4’ and showing a Barbados cds as well as a ‘13½’ circular cancel the sum to be paid by the recipient. {Nathanson, Jaffé}
	BAR3391	10 October 1864	Printed matter wrapper sent to Nova Scotia, Canada (Fosters & Co correspondence), with 1861-70 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by indistinct oval cancel with despatch cds adjacent, also rated “1”, reverse with St. Thomas transit. {Freeland} Feldman (26-29 June 2023)	202307
	BAR3400	9 November 1864	Printed Matter rate cover to Annapolis bearing a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by ‘1’ bootheel mark in black, rated at ‘1’ and showing an endorsment ‘Via Bermuda’, a circular Barbados cds of despatch at left; the reverse shows St. Thomas transit double arc datestamp. {Feldman (16 April 1986), ‘Besançon’ I}
	BAR3410	9 November 1864	‘PRINTED CIRCULAR ONLY’ cover to Annapolis, Nova Scotia franked with a rough perf. 14 to 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel mark and a Barbados cds and rated at ‘1’ in red crayon.
	BAR3420	18 November 1864	Front and large part back to Demerara, bearing rough perf. 14 – 16 1s brown-black (SG34), tied by ‘1’ in bootheel, showing red crayon ‘8’ and ‘11’, fine despatch datestamp with code ‘1’ and with Georgetown arrival datestamp on reverse. {Spink (11 July 2018)}
	BAR3430	19 November 1864	Cover to England franked with three copies of the rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by ‘1’ bootheel cancellations and inscribed ‘pr Steam Ship Hayti’ and also showing a fine strike of the ‘BARBADOS/SHIP LETTER’ handstamp in black; receiving handstamps include a ‘PAID/LIVERPOOL/SHIP’ mark and a ‘LONDON PAID’ handstamp both in red. {Charlton Henry, Hart, Deakin}
	BAR3435	23 December 1864	Locally addressed cover franked by a rough perf. 14 –16 (1d) deep blue (SG24) cancelled by a bootheel ‘1’ with a Barbados single ring datestamp alongside.
	BAR3440	9 January 1865	Cover to Annapolis, Nova Scotia bearing a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) and a (4d) dull rose-red (SG25) cancelled by ‘1’ bootheel marks, rated at ‘4’, showing a ‘Cents/5’ mark to be paid on receipt and endorsed ‘Mail Via Halifax’. {Challis}
	BAR3450	9 January 1865	Cover to London franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG35) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel mark and showing on front a Barbados cds as well as a ‘LONDON PAID’ arrival datestamp in red.
	BAR3460	25 February 1865	Entire (underpaid) to Edinburgh franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d rose-red (SG29) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel mark and showing a ‘BARBADOS’ datestamp alongside and also a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp in red. {Spink (6 April 2006)}
	BAR3470	11 March 1865	Firm’s printed envelope to New York bearing a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23/24) and a (4d) dull rose-red (SG25) tied by bootheel ‘1’ numeral cancels, endorsed ‘Via Colon’. {Spink (6 April 2006)}
	BAR3480	11 March 1865	‘PRINTED CIRCULAR’ to Nova Scotia bearing rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by bootheel ‘1’, showing red crayon ‘1’, despatch cds and, on reverse, St. Thomas and arrival datestamps. {Nathanson, Spink (7 December 2005)}
	BAR3485	25 April 1865	Cover to London franked with rough perf. 14 – 16 1s brown-black (SG34) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel with a Barbados single ring datestamp alongside and a red ‘LONDON PAID’ arrival datestamp.	202208
	BAR3490	5 June 1865	Local cover from St. James to St. Lucy franked with a (1d) deep blue (SG24) franked with a bootheel ‘7’ and also showing a small ‘7’ cds.
	BAR3500	9 June 1865	Combination cover to Puerto Rico franked with rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) and a (4d) dull rose-red (SG25) cancelled with both a bootheel ‘1’ and a Barbados cds. The cover also displays a Spanish West Indies ‘1 Real’ Plata Isabella of 1864, this is cancelled by an octagonal ‘S. THOMAS’ mark.
	BAR3510	10 July 1865	Cover to London franked with a pair of rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG35) tied by ‘1’ bootheel with Barbados despatch cds and a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp alongside. {Grosvenor (23 May 2011)}
	BAR3520	26 July 1865	Cover to New Brunswick, bearing rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) and (4d) dull brown-red (SG26) both cancelled by bootheel ‘1’, showing manuscript ‘5’, red crayon ‘4’, a despatch datestamp, straight-line ‘MORE TO PAY’ and, on reverse, St. Thomas and arrival datestamps. {Collinson, Hackmey, Wood, Harmers (24 October 1991), Jaffé}
	BAR3530	9 August 1865	Entire to Philadelphia franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) and a (4d) dull brown-red (SG26) tied by ‘1’ bootheel cancels, red at ‘4’ in red crayon and showing a Barbados ‘1’ cds as well as a ‘STEAMSHIP/10’ handstamp. {Hart, Harmers NY (15 April 1982), Schneider, Siegel (18 June 2019)}
	BAR3540	23 August 1865	Entire to Bermuda franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel cancel and showing a Barbados despatch datestamp alongside, rated initially at ‘4’ to cover the sea transit and then overwritten ‘5’ with the additional 1d going to the Bermuda Post Office; also endorsed ‘p. mail via St. Thomas’ in manuscript.
	BAR3550	10 October 1865	Double rate entire to Ragged Is., Nova Scotia franked with two rough perf. 14 – 6 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by bootheel cancellations and a Barbados cds, rated at ‘8’ and also displaying ‘27c’ in manuscript, the amount to be paid by the recipient. {Jaffé}
	BAR3551	10 October 1865	Entire to London franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 1s brown-black (SG34) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel with a Barbados single ring datestamp alongside and a red ‘LONDON PAID’ arrival datestamp. {Nethersole}
	BAR3557	25 October 1865	Entire to London franked with a rough perf. 14 –16 1s black (SG35) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel with a Barbados single ring cds alongside and also showing a ‘LONDON PAID’ receiving datestamp in red. {Nethersole}
	BAR3560	3 November 1865	Folded letter sheet to Trinidad franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 1s brown-black (SG34) tied by ‘1’ bootheel handstamp, double rated with a red crayon ‘8’, a ‘BARBADOS/NO 3/65’ cds and a ‘TRINIDAD/NO 6/1865’ double arc datestamp on front. {Benwell, Schuyler Rumsey (14 December 2020)}
	BAR3570	7 November 1865	Cover to London franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 1s brown-black (SG34)tied by a bootheel ‘1’ obliterator in black, also showing a single ring Barbados despatch datestamp at left as well as a ‘LONDON/PAID’ arrival in red. {‘Orange Blossom’, ‘Besançon’ I)
	BAR3580	9 November 1865	Cover to London franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 1s brown-black (SG34) tied by ‘1’ bootheel with Barbados despatch cds and a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp alongside. {Marshall, Benwell, Hackmey, Grosvenor (24 September 2014)}
	BAR3590	25 November 1865	Double rate entire to London bearing a rough perf. 14 – 16 1s brown-black (SG34) tied by ‘1’ bootheel mark, showing despatch and a ‘LONDON PAID’ arrival datestamp in red. {Wheeler, ‘Britannia’}	202208
	BAR3600	19 January 1866	Rather fragile double rate entire to Trinidad bearing rough perf. 14 – 16 6d dull orange-vermilion pair (SG30) both tied by bootheel ‘1’ numeral cancels. {Charlton Henry, Freeland}
	BAR3610	25 March 1866	Entire to Edinburgh bearing rough perf. 14 – 16 1s brown-black (SG34) cancelled by bootheel ‘1’ showing a red ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp on face with despatch and arrival backstamps. {Bayley, Freeland}
	BAR3620	9 April 1866	Cover from St. Peter to Ashbourne, England, bearing rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG35) clearly cancelled by bootheel ‘10’ and with red ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp on face, the reverse with ‘10’, Barbados and Ashbourne datestamps. {Spink (20 May 2015)}
	BAR3630	10 May 1866	Cover from St. Peter to Ashbourne, England, bearing rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG35) clearly cancelled by bootheel ‘10’ and with red ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp on face.
	BAR3640	25 May 1866	Consignee’s cover to London franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied with a bootheel ‘1’ and showing a red ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp and endorsed ‘Consignees per Judith’ in manuscript.
	BAR3650	3 August 1866	Cover from Bridgetown to ‘Windsor Forest, West Coast’, British Guiana bearing rough perf. 14 – 16 6d orange-red (SG30) clearly cancelled with bootheel ‘1’, rated ‘4’ and showing despatch and Georgetown datestamps on reverse. {Freeland}
	BAR3660	18 August 1866	Entire to Trinidad franked with a 6d orange-red (SG30) tied by a faint ‘1’ bootheel mark. {Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR3670	25 August 1866	Entire to London franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 1s brown-black (SG34) neatly tied by bootheel ‘1’, showing ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp on face and despatch cds on reverse. {Spink (6 July 2005)}
	BAR3680	28 August 1866	Cover to Denbigh, North Wales franked with a 6d orange-red (SG30) and tied by a ‘1’ obliterator and showing a light receiving double arc mark of Denbigh.
	BAR3690	2 September 1866	Cover to Trinidad bearing a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d orange-red (SG30) tied by ‘1’ obliterator, rated at ‘4’ in very light red crayon and endorsed ‘per mail’ in manuscript; also showing Barbados departure datestamp on reverse with Trinidad receiver of 4 September. {Gärtner (3 February 2019)}
	BAR3700	8 September 1866	Entire to Port Medway, Nova Scotia franked with an imperf (1d) blue (SG9/10) (a very late usage) tied with a bootheel ‘1’ and showing a handstruck ‘13½’ mark in a circle and rated at ‘4’ in black ink. {Deakin}
	BAR3710	9 September 1866	Printed ‘PRICES CURRENT’ cover to Halifax, Nova Scotia, franked by a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by bootheel ‘1’ obliterator with despatch and St. Thomas transit backstamps. {Grosvenor (23 September 2015)}
	BAR3720	9 September 1866	Cover to New Brunswick franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d orange-red (SG30) tied by ‘1’ bootheel mark with a ‘MORE TO PAY’ handstamp and transit and arrival datestamps on reverse. {Sheppard, Hackmey, Victoria (27 January 2001)}
	BAR3730	10 October 1866	Cover to Ashbourne, Derbyshire franked with a rough perf. 14 to 16 1s black (SG35) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel mark and also showing a red ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp in red. {Cavendish (9 December 1995)}
	BAR3740	25 October 1866	Cover to Baltimore franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) deep blue (SG24) and a 6d orange-red (SG30) tied by ‘1’ obliterators and rated at ‘4’ in red crayon and showing a ‘STEAMSHIP/10’ mark in black also showing a St. Thomas transit backstamp and a Baltimore arrival mark. {Hackmey}
	BAR3750	4 November 1866	Wrapper to Demerara franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d bright orange-red (SG30) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel mark and also showing a Barbados datestamp alongside; arrival datestamp on reverse. {Charlton Henry, Hart, Bayley, Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR3760	4 November 1866	Cover to Demerara franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) and tied by a ‘1’ bootheel cancel and rated at ‘1’.
	BAR3770	24 November 1866	Double rate advertising entire to London franked with a pair of 1s black (SG35) tied by ‘1’ bootheel cancellations and showing a red ‘LONDON PAID’ arrival datestamp. {Lugdunum (April 2004)}
	BAR3780	27 December 1866	Cover to Barranquilla, Columbia franked with a strip of 4 and a single rough perf. 14 to 16 (1d) blue (SG23) all cancelled by ‘1’ bootheel marks, rated at ‘4’ in red crayon and showing a Columbian blue ‘1’ due on arrival; backstamps of Barbados and St. Thomas on reverse. {Robson Lowe (7 May 1947), Burrus}
	BAR3790	1867	‘PRICES CURRENT’ wrapper to Annapolis, Nova Scotia franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) deep blue (SG24) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel mark. {Brassler, Deakin}
	BAR3800	8 January 1867	‘PRINTED CIRCULAR’ to Prince Edward Island bearing a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) cancelled by a bootheel ‘1’ and showing a manuscript endorsement ‘Per “Brazil Mail” via St. Thomas and Halifax’. {Deakin}
	BAR3810	8 January 1867	Entire to Halifax, Nova Scotia bearing (1d) blue (SG23/24) tied by ‘1’ bootheel mark, rated ‘4’, showing ‘CTS/10’ handstamp alongside and, on reverse, despatch, St. Thomas and arrival datestamps. {Marshall, ‘Britannia’, Schuyler Rumsey (14 December 2020)}
	BAR3820	February 1867	Large part entire from Bridgetown to Dominica bearing rough perf. 14 – 16 6d orange-red (SG30) cancelled with clear bootheel ‘1’, rated ‘4’ in red crayon and the reverse showing part despatch and arrival datestamps. {Freeland}
	BAR3824	9 February 1867	Cover to Port Medway, Nova Scotia franked by a pair of rough perf 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by bootheel ‘1’ obliterators originally rated at ‘8’ fort double the ship fee and charged upon arrival ‘27’ cents, endorsed in manuscript ‘p. mail via Halifax’. {Manning, Western (16 July 1994), Besançon III}	202208
	BAR3830	10 April 1867	Entire to New Brunswick franked with a strip of five rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) deep blue (SG24) all tied by ‘1’ bootheel marks and showing a ‘MORE TO PAY’ and ‘5/CENTS’ black handstruck marks; also a manuscript ‘4’ in red crayon appears on front. {Hurlock, Deakin}
	BAR3840	25 April 1867	Cover to New Brunswick, Canada franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) deep blue (SG23/24) and a (4d) dull brown-red (SG26) tied by ‘1’ bootheel marks and showing a ‘MORE TO PAY’ handstamp in black as well as a ‘5 CENTS’ postage due mark; transit and arrival datestamps on reverse. {Charlton Henry, Hart, Wood, Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR3850	26 April 1867	Consignee’s cover from London bearing a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) deep blue (SG24) paying the inland rate the stamp cancelled by a ‘1’ bootheel mark and endorsed ‘per Islander’ and also showing a Barbados single ring cds.
	BAR3860	25 May 1867	Prices Current wrapper to Newfoundland franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel mark; the 1d paying the newspaper rate. {Brassler, Harmers (21 October 1992), Cherrystone (2 February 2021)}
	BAR3870	7 June 1867	Cover to Ashbourne, Derbyshire franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 1s brown-black (SG34) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel cancel and showing a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp in red. {Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR3880	9 June 1867	Double rate entire from Bridgetown to St. John, New Brunswick bearing rough perf. 14 – 16 (4d) dull brown-red (SG26) and 6d orange-red (SG30) both cancelled with bootheel ‘1’ and showing ‘More-to-Pay’ handstamp at foot, rated ‘8’ and ‘10’ and the reverse with despatch, St. Thomas and arrival datestamps. {Charlton Henry, Hart, Benwell, Hackmey, Freeland}
	BAR3890	10 June 1867	Cover to Stoke Newington, London franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 1s brown-black (SG34) tied by an indistinct bootheel cancel and showing a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp in red. {Hart, Western (24 June 1978), Robson Lowe (15 December 1987)}
	BAR3900	26 June 1867	Wrapper (strengthened) to London franked by a rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG35) tied by bootheel ‘1’ and red July 15 paid arrival datestamp below and despatch backstamp. {Grosvenor (23 September 2015)}
	BAR3910	26 June 1867	Printed ‘PRICES CURRENT’ wrapper to Annapolis, Nova Scotia franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by a bootheel ‘1’ with a printed endorsement ‘Per Mail, via Halifax, N.S.’ and a transit St. Thomas backstamp.
	BAR3920	26 June 1867	‘PRINTED CIRCULAR’ cover to Annapolis, Nova Scotia franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) deep blue (SG24) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel mark; the 1d paying the newspaper rate. {Bayley}
	BAR3930	25 July 1867	‘PRINTED CIRCULAR’ cover to Annapolis, Nova Scotia franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) deep blue (SG24) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel mark, the 1d paying the newspaper rate and showing a Barbados cds and a Forwarding Agent’s oval cachet. {Bayley}
	BAR3940	9 August 1867	‘PRINTED CIRCULAR’ cover to Annapolis, Nova Scotia franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) deep blue (SG24) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel mark, the 1d paying the newspaper rate; the cover is endorsed ‘via Havana’ but has a St. Thomas backstamp.
	BAR3950	24 August 1867	Cover to Baltimore, USA franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23/24) and a 4d dull brown-red (SG26) tied by ‘1’ bootheels with Barbados despatch datestamp, overstamped by a ‘STEAMSHIP/10’ and rated at ‘4’ in red crayon. {Charlton Henry, Hart, Spink (15 October 1998), Grosvenor (24 September 2014), Freeland}
	BAR3960	8 September 1867	Cover to Port Medway, Nova Scotia franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by a bootheel ‘1’, rated at ‘4’ in black and showing a ‘13½’ black tax mark to be paid by the recipient.
	BAR3970	7 October 1867	Local cover to St. Philip franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by a bootheel ‘1’ and showing, as well as a despatch datestamp, a ‘TOO - LATE’ handstamp. {Harmers (12 April 1984), Hackmey, Wood}
	BAR3980	26 October 1867	Cover to Middlesex, England franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) deep blue (SG24) and a 1s brown-black (SG34) cancelled by indistinct bootheel obliterators (not tied) and showing a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp in red and endorsed ‘per R M Steamer’. {Wheeler, Challis}
	BAR3990	9 November 1867	Cover to Ashbourne, England franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 1s brown-black (SG34/35) cancelled with clear bootheel ‘10’ and additionally tied by a red ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp, the reverse with ‘10’ and ‘1’ parish datestamps, and arrival datestamp. {Freeland}
	BAR4000	1 December 1867	Small mourning soldier’s envelope to Nottingham bearing a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) cancelled by bootheel ‘1’, showing red crayon ‘1’, a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp in red and, on reverse, despatch and arrival datestamps. {Shilstone, Jaffé}
	BAR4010	24 January 1868	Mourning envelope to Ontario, Canada bearing two (1d) blue (SG23)and a pair of (4d) dull brown-red (SG26) all tied by ‘1’ bootheels and endorsed `via Bermuda’. {Bayley}
	BAR4013	28 January 1868	Entire to Liverpool franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 1s brown-black (SG34) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel obliterator and a red ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp; also endorsed ‘p. mail’ in manuscript.	202208
	BAR4020	10 February 1868	Cover to New York bearing a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) and a (4d) dull rose-red (SG25), tied by bootheel ‘1’ obliterators, endorsed at top ‘Via Havana’, circular framed ‘STEAMSHIP/10’, rated at ‘4’ with Barbados and St. Thomas datestamps on the reverse. {Shenfield, Deakin}
	BAR4030	10 February 1868	Cover from St. Peter to Ashbourne, Derbyshire franked with a 1s brown-black (SG34) and tied by a bootheel ‘10’ and also showing a small ‘10’ cds and a red London receiving mark.
	BAR4040	26 February 1868	Packet cover to Andover, England with added 1d late fee franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 1s brown-black (SG34) and a (1d) blue (SG23) both tied by ‘1’ bootheel marks and showing a arrival ‘PAID’ datestamp on front. {Sheppard, Wheeler}
	BAR4041	26 February 1868	Small cover to Ireland franked by a rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG35) tied by a bootheel ‘1’; also showing adespatch datestamp and a red ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp. {Jaffé}	202208
	BAR4050	26 February 1868	Cover to Dominica franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d rose-red (SG29) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel mark and rated at ‘4’, the Inter-Antillean rate and showing a Dominica receiving cds on reverse. {Freeland}
	BAR4060	26 February 1868	Cover to Annapolis, Nova Scotia franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by ‘1’ bootheel cancel, light strike of ‘Printed Circular’ handstamp and endorsed ‘p “Mail” via Halifax’ ; rated ‘1’ in red crayon and the reverse with partial Barbados cds and St. Thomas transit cds. {Schuyler Rumsey (8 June 2020)}
	BAR4061	26 February 1868	‘PRINTED CIRCULAR’ wrapper to Annapolis, Nova Scotia franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by ‘1’ bootheel cancel and showing a single ringed cds alongside; reverse has a St. Thomas transit cancel.	202208
	BAR4070	11 March 1868	Folded letter sheet to Stourbridge, England franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG35) tied by ‘1’ bootheel cancel, ‘BARBADOS MR 11 68’ origin and red London entry datestamps and a receiving backstamp. {Schuyler Rumsey (2 June 2006)}
	BAR4080	11 March 1868	Cover to Liverpool franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG35) tied by ‘1’ bootheel cancel, a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp in red and, on reverse, an arrival datestamp and a small Barbados cds. {Empire Stamp Auctions (17 April 2020)}
	BAR4090	17 March 1868	Cover to Fabien in Trinidad bearing a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d bright orange-vermilion (SG31) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel mark and showing a small ‘1’ cds alongside as well as a double arc Trinidad receiving datestamp of 22 March. {Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR4100	21 March 1868	Local cover addressed to St. Peter franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) deep blue (SG24) tied by a ‘1’ in a bootheel mark, also showing, on reverse, a despatch cds and an arrival ‘10’ datestamp.
	BAR4110	8 April 1868	Cover initially addressed to London but forwarded to Cambridge franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG35) tied by a bootheel ‘1’ with a light ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp in red; the reverse shows a small Barbados circular datestamp, a further bootheel and a Cambridge receiving mark.
	BAR4120	18 April 1868	Double rate cover to British Guiana franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG35) tied by a bootheel ‘1’ and rated ‘8’ in red crayon; a despatch and arrival datestamps appear on reverse.
	BAR4130	25 April 1868	‘PRINTED CIRCULAR’ cover to Nova Scotia bearing a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) deep blue (SG24) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel and showing a handstruck ‘1’ and a forwarding agent’s cachet. {Deakin}
	BAR4140	25 April 1868	Soldier’s mourning cover countersigned by the Commanding Officer to Nottingham franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) deep blue (SG24) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel cancel with a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp in red alongside and showing a single ring Barbados despatch cds as well as a Nottingham arrival datestamp.{Hart, Nathanson, Gibbons (11 September 1981), ‘Besançon’ II}
	BAR4150	25 April 1868	Entire to Stourbridge, Glostershire franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG35) cancelled by ‘1’ bootheel mark and showing a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp in red.
	BAR4160	10 May 1868	Triple rate packet cover to Bath, England franked with a strip of three rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG35) cancelled by ‘1’ bootheel marks and showing a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp in red; a Bath arrival datestamp appears on reverse. {Bridger & Kaye (5 March 1984), Barclays, Hurlock, Heijtz}	202208
	BAR4169	10 May 1868	Cover to Stoke Newington, London franked with three horizontal pairs of rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) and a single 6d orange-red (SG30) all cancelled by’1’ bootheel obliterators, initially rated ‘4’ in red but deleted and an ‘8’ rate applied in manuscript again in red. {Gibbons (11 September 1981), Besançon III}	202208
	BAR4170	10 May 1868	Cover to Massachusetts, USA franked with a strip of five (1d) deep blue (SG24) cancelled by ‘1’ bootheel marks and also showing a ‘STEAMSHIP/10’ handstamp; transit and arrival datestamps appear on the reverse. {Sheppard, Hackmey, Wood, Harmers (24 October 1991)}
	BAR4175	26 May 1868	Officers’ concessionary cover sent from Bridgetown to England, endorsed at to “Officers’ letter / from W. W. W. Poole / Staff Surgeon Major” and “Treasury Warrant Sept 27th 1867” (denoting the document authorising the concession), countersigned by the commanding officer at left, and franked with 1861-70 Britannia 6d bright orange (SG31) tied by oval “1” numeral, reverse with despatch and Chatham arrival cds, roughly torn open and slightly reduced at left, some minor toning, a very rare officer’s letter, with the few known all coming from the Mrs Poole correspondence, with this being the only example with the Treasury Warrant endorsement. Feldman (26-29 June 2023)	202307
	BAR4180	2 June 1868	Officer’s cover from the Poole correspondence franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d bright orange-vermilion (SG31) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel cancellation. {Feldman (16 November 1987), Jaffé, Spink (13 March 2008), Grosvenor (22 May 2008), Gärtner (22 November 2010)}.
	BAR4190	10 June 1868	Entire to New York franked with six copies of the (1d) deep blue (SG24) all rather messily tied by ‘1’ bootheel cancellers and showing a ‘STEAMSHIP/10’ handstamp and endorsed ‘RMS PACKET’ in manuscript. {Lickfold, Hart, Harmers (20 April 1982)}
	BAR4200	10 June 1868	Cover to USA franked with a vertical pair of rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) deep blue (SG24) and a 6d bisected used as a 3d all tied by ‘1’ bootheel marks and also showing a ‘N.Y. STEAMSHIP/10’ handstamp with a St. Thomas cds on reverse. Note: This is the only recorded bisected 6d stamp on cover.
	BAR4210	25 June 1868	Outer wrapper to London franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 1s brown-black (SG34) tied by ‘1’ bootheel and showing a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp in red alongside. {Bayley, Longley, Grosvenor (27 November 2013)}
	BAR4211	25 June 1868	Mourning cover to London franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 1s brownblack (SG34) tied by ‘1’ bootheel; the reverse show a single ring Barbados cds.	202208
	BAR4220	25 June 1868	Officer’s cover from the Poole correspondence franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d bright orange-vermilion (SG31) cancelled by a ‘1’ bootheel mark, not tied and showing a Barbados ‘1’ cds and a LONDON PAID’ transit datestamp in red {Sheppard, Spink (14 October 1997)}
	BAR4230	10 July 1868	Officer’s cover from the Poole correspondence franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d bright orange-vermilion (SG31) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel cancellation. {Spink (14 June 2008), Grosvenor (23 May 2011), Spink (15 April 2013)}
	BAR4240	25 July 1868	Officer’s envelope to Kent ex-Poole correspondence bearing rough perf. 14 – 16 6d bright orange-vermilion (SG31) cancelled by bootheel ‘1’, countersigned by Poole as ‘Staff Surgeon major’ and, despatch and Chatham datestamps on reverse. {Gibbons (27 April 1988), Lugdunum (March 2004), Spink (22 January 2019)}
	BAR4250	8 August 1868	Printed Circular to Annapolis, Nova Scotia franked with a (1d) blue (SG23) tied by a bootheel ‘1’ and showing a small Barbados ‘1’ cds. {Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR4260	9 August 1868	Packet cover to London franked with a pair of rough perf. 14 – 16 6d bright orange-vermilion (SG31) both tied by ‘1’ bootheel marks and showing, on reverse, a double arc ‘BARBADOES’ datestamp as well as a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp in red. {Charlton Henry, Hart}
	BAR4270	5 September 1868	Small mourning envelope from Bridgetown to St. Lucy bearing a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) cancelled by bootheel ‘1’ and showing, on reverse, despatch and arrival datestamps. {Brown, Bayley, Spink (29 January 2015)}
	BAR4280	25 September 1868	‘PRICES CURRENT’ wrapper to Jamaica franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) deep blue (SG24) tied by a bootheel ‘1’ of Bridgetown. {Harmers (3 June 1980), Deakin}
	BAR4290	10 October 1868	Entire to Barclay & McDowell Kingston, Jamaica bearing a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) deep blue (SG24) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel and showing various transit and arrival datestamps on reverse.
	BAR4295	November 1868	Cover to Philadelphia franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) and a (4d) dull vermilion (SG28) tied by ‘1’ bootheel handstamps, rated at ‘4’ in red crayon and showing a Barbados despatch cds and a St. Thomas transit datestamp.	202208
	BAR4300	9 November 1868	An officer’s cover from the Poole correspondence addressed to Kent, England franked with rough perf. 14 – 16 6d bright orange-vermilion (SG31) and tied by a ‘1’ bootheel mark. {Benwell}
	BAR4310	10 December 1868	Officer’s cover from the Poole correspondence franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d bright orange-vermilion (SG31) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel obliterator of Bridgetown. Barbados datestamp on reverse as well as a Chatham arrival datestamp. {Robson Lowe (21 July 1987), Deakin, Feldman (12 June 2018), Gibbons (6 October 2020)}
	BAR4315	9 January 1869	‘PRINTED CIRCULAR’ cover to Annapolis, Nova Scotia franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel obliterator of Bridgetown, rated at ‘1’ in red crayon; reverse shows a single ring Barbados despatch datestamp, a St. Thomas transit datestamp and a light arrival mark of Annapolis.	202208
	BAR4316	9 January 1869	Fragile mourning cover to Philadelphia, inscribed ‘by New York steamer, via St Thomas’ and carrying New York steamer cancel on the front. Franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) and a (4d) dull vermilion (SG27) both tied by a ‘1’ bootheel obliterator of Bridgetown. Rear carries two cancels, Barbados JA 9 69 (E2 cancel) and St Thomas JA13 69.	202211
	BAR4320	23 January 1869	Officer’s cover from the Poole correspondence franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d bright orange-vermilion (SG31) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel obliterator of Bridgetown. {Shilstone, Harmers (15 December 2004)}
	BAR4322	25 January 1869	Entire to Edinburgh franked with a pair of rough perf. 14–16 1s black (SG35) cancelled with 1’ bootheel; the reverse showing a Barbados despatch cds and an ‘Edinb. M’ arrival datestamp (the ‘M’ indicating mail sorted on train. {Nethersole}
	BAR4330	9 February 1869	Officer’s cover from the Poole correspondence franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d bright orange-vermilion (SG31) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel obliterator of Bridgetown. Barbados datestamp on reverse as well as a Chatham arrival datestamp. {Robson Lowe (9 June 1987), Robson Lowe (18 July 1990)}
	BAR4331	9 February 1869	Cover to the British Consul, New York a rough perf. 14 –16 (1d) blue (SG23) and a (4d) dull vermilion (SG28) tied by rather messy ‘1’ bootheels, rated at 4’ in red and endorsed on ‘By US paquet (sic) from St. Thomas’ and a ‘NY STEAMSHIP’ arrival handstamp; despatch and St Thomas transit datestamps on reverse {Charlton Henry, Brassler, Hill}
	BAR4340	10 February 1869	Cover to Nova Scotia bearing a (1d) blue (SG23) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel mark and showing a ‘1’ small cds. {Bayley, Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR4350	17 February 1869	Entire to Trinidad franked with a vertical pair of the rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) plus a (4d) brown-red (SG26) both tied by ‘1’ bootheel cancels rated at ‘4’ in red crayon with despatch and arrival datestamps on reverse.{Schuyler Rumsey (2 June 2006)}
	BAR4360	17 February 1869	Locally posted miniature cover from St. Thomas bearing a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by a ‘8’ bootheel cancel and showing a ‘1’ small receiving cds on the flap.
	BAR4370	25 February 1869	‘PRINTED MATTER ONLY’ cover to Nova Scotia bearing a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel cancel, rated at ‘1’ the printed matter rate and endorsed ‘p mail via Halifax’ in manuscript.
	BAR4380	26 February 1869	Double rate officer’s cover to Kent from the Poole correspondence franked with two rough perf. 14 – 16 6d bright orange-vermilion (SG31) both tied by ‘1’ bootheel marks. {Sheppard}
	BAR4390	9 April 1869	Cover to Notting Hill, London franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG35) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel mark with a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp in red, and showing a Barbados ‘1’ cds on the reverse.
	BAR4400	19 April 1869	Cover to Canada franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) deep blue (SG24) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel handstamp, transit marks of St. Thomas and Hamilton, Bermuda on reverse. {Brassler}
	BAR4410	23 April 1869	Cover to London franked with a pair of rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG35) tied with ‘1’ bootheel marks, London arrival datestamp on reverse.
	BAR4420	25 April 1869	Opened out cover to St. Helena inscribed ‘Officer Letter’ and countersigned by the Commanding Officer franked with four rough perf. 14 – 16 (½d) green (SG21), five (1d) deep blue (SG24), two (4d) dull rose-red (SG25) and one 6d bright orange-vermilion (SG31) affixed to the reverse, all tied by ‘1’ bootheel obliterators. {Davy, Deakin}
	BAR4430	10 May 1869	Cover to Philadelphia, USA franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) and (4d) dull vermilion (SG28) tied by ‘1’ bootheel mark and a ‘N.Y. STEAMSHIP/10’ handstamp and endorsed ‘p American Steamer via St. Thomas’ in manuscript; transit and arrival markings on reverse. {Bayley}
	BAR4440	10 May 1869	Blue cover from Bridgetown to Antigua bearing rough perf. 14 – 16 6d bright orange-vermilion (SG31) cancelled with bootheel ‘1’ cancellation and showing despatch and arrival on reverse. {Freeland}
	BAR4450	10 May 1869	Cover from St. Peter to Ashbourne, England bearing a rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG35) tied by a ‘10’ bootheel mark, the reverse showing Derby transit and Ashbourne arrival datestamps. {Davy}
	BAR4460	26 May 1869	‘BARBADOS PRICES CURRENT’ to Nova Scotia bearing a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel mark and rated at ‘1’. {Robson Lowe (25 September 1975), Robson Lowe (25 September 1979), Bayley, Alford}
	BAR4470	9 June 1869	Cover from Bridgetown to London franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG35) tied by bootheel ‘1’, showing a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp in red and endorsed ‘p Mail’ in manuscript. {Cave}
	BAR4480	9 June 1869	Cover to London franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG35) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel obliterator with an indecipherable receiving mark in red.
	BAR4490	9 June 1869	Officer’s cover from the Poole correspondence franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d bright orange-vermilion (SG31) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel cancellation. {Grosvenor (19 November 2003), Spink (10 July 2019), Siegel (10 December 2019)}
	BAR4491	9 June 1869	Cover to London franked with a rough perf. 14– 16 1s black (SG35) tied by a ‘3’ bootheel mark of St Philip and showing a ‘TOO-LATE’ handstamp in black as well as a ‘LONDON PAID’ receiving datestamp in red.
	BAR4500	10 July 1869	Officer’s cover ex-Poole correspondence to Kent, bearing a rough perf. 14 – 16 (6d) bright orange-vermilion (SG31) cancelled by a bootheel ‘1’ and showing, on reverse, despatch and arrival datestamps. {Cave, Nathanson, Jaffé}	202208
	BAR4510	24 July 1869	Cover to London franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG35) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel mark with a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp in red, and showing a Barbados ‘1’ cds on the reverse.
	BAR4520	25 July 1869	Cover to Antigua, franked with a single rough perf. 14 – 16 6d orange (SG33) tied by bootheel ‘1’ with despatch and 27 July arrival backstamp. {Nathanson, Grosvenor (23 September 2015)}
	BAR4530	26 July 1869	Cover to St. John, New Brunswick bearing a (1d) blue (SG23) and a (4d) dull brown-red (SG26) both cancelled by ‘1’ bootheel marks and rated at ‘4’ in red crayon and showing a Barbados despatch datestamp. {Collinson, Hackmey, Wood, Harmers (24 October 1991), Jaffé}	202208
	BAR4540	August 1869	Officer’s concessionary envelope to Kent bearing a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d bright orange-vermilion (SG31) cancelled by a bootheel ‘1’ and endorsed ‘Officer’s letter from W. W. W. Poole Staff Surgn. Major’ and countersigned. {Barclays}
	BAR4550	10 August 1869	Large envelope (220 x 95mm) envelope from St. Peter to Ashbourne, bearing a rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black strip of four (SG35) each cancelled with bootheel ‘10’ and with arrival datestamp below, despatch codes ‘10’ and ‘1’ datestamps on reverse. {Messenger, Spink (22 January 2019)}
	BAR4560	16 August 1869	Officer’s concessionary envelope ex-Poole correspondence to Kent bearing a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d bright orange-vermilion (SG31) cancelled by a bootheel ‘1’. {Harmers (1 May 1984), Phillips (28 May 1987), Gallagher}	202208
	BAR4570	25 August 1869	Officer’s concessionary envelope to Kent ex-Poole correspondence bearing rough perf. 14 – 16 6d bright orange-vermilion (SG31) cancelled with bootheel ‘1’ and with despatch and arrival backstamps. {Robson Lowe (21 July 1987), Freeland}
	BAR4580	8 September 1869	Cover to Exeter, England franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG35) and tied by an indistinct bootheel mark.{Bayley, Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR4590	9 September 1869	Cover to London franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG35) cancelled with an indistinct bootheel cancel and a London receiving datestamp in red. {Robson Lowe (12 June 1979)}
	BAR4600	16 October 1869	Local cover from St. Lucy to St. Peter franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by a ‘11’ bootheel cancel.
	BAR4605	25 October 1869	Cover to St. Thomas, Danish West Indies, with 1861-70 No wmk (1d) blue (SG23) tied by “1” oval cancel, reverse with code “8” St Andrew cds and Barbados cds despatches, rare destination, this being the earliest of two known covers to the DWI. Feldman (26-29 June 2023)	202307
	BAR4610	1 November 1869	Cover to St. Lucia franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d orange-red (SG30) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel mark rated at ‘4’ in red crayon and showing a Barbados despatch cds as well as a St. Lucia receiving datestamp. {Charlton Henry}
	BAR4620	6 November 1869	Cover to Bordeaux bearing two rough perf. 14 – 16 (4d) dull vermilion (SG28), both neatly tied by ‘1’ bootheel marks, showing circular framed ‘PD’ and a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp both in red; also a Calais entry datestamp and, on reverse, despatch and arrival datestamps. {Urwick, ‘Britannia’}
	BAR4630	10 November 1869	Pre-printed cover to St. John’s, Newfoundland franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel cancel with a single ring cds alongside; the cover also has a printed endorsement ‘Via Bermuda’.
	BAR4640	2 December 1869	Cover to Kent, England from the Poole correspondence franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d bright orange-vermilion (SG31), tied by a ‘1’ bootheel handstamp, reverse showing a ‘BARBADOS/DE 2/69’ cds.{‘Olive Blossom’, Schuyler Rumsey (14 December 2020)}
	BAR4650	1870	Cover to St. Peter bearing a (1d) blue (SG24 or 44) cancelled with a bootheel ‘1’, also showing a ‘TOO-LATE’ handstamp.
	BAR4655	10 January 1870	Cover to Ashbourne franked with rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG35) tied by a ‘10’ bootheel mark of St Peter.	202208
	BAR4660	24 January 1870	Double rate cover to New York franked by a rough perf. 14 – 16 (4d) dull vermilion (SG28) and a 6d dull orange-vermilion (SG32) both cancelled by ‘1’ bootheel marks, rated ‘8’ and showing a ‘STEAMSHIP/20’ handstamp, with a St. Thomas transit datestamp on reverse. {Burrus}
	BAR4665	10 January 1870	Cover to Ashbourne franked with rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG35) tied by a ‘10’ bootheel mark of St Peter.
	BAR4670	26 January 1870	Advertising cover to Annapolis, Nova Scotia franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) deep blue (SG24) tied by a bootheel ‘1’; front also showing a despatch datestamp, rated at ‘4’ in blue crayon and a ‘12½ CTS’ handstamp applied on arrival. {Western (20 February 1988), Schuyler Rumsey (2 June 2006)}
	BAR4680	9 February 1870	Advertising envelope from Bridgetown to Annapolis, Nova Scotia, bearing rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) deep blue (SG24) and (4d) lake-rose (SG27), both tied by ‘1’ bootheel marks, showing red crayon ‘4’ and, on reverse, despatch, St. Thomas, Halifax and arrival datestamps. {Caspary, ‘Britannia’}
	BAR4690	9 February 1870	Entire to Wilmington, North Carolina franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) and a (4d) dull rose-red (SG25) tied by ‘1’ bootheel cancels, endorsed ‘Per U.S. Packet from St. Thomas’ showing a ‘N.Y. STEAMSHIP’ cds and on reverse, a Barbados cds. {Dale Lichtenstein, Prappas, Siegel (18 June 2019), Soler y Llach (1 October 2019)}
	BAR4700	9 February 1870	Cover to Hereford, England bearing a rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG35) tied by ‘1’ bootheel and showing a single ring Barbados cds as well as a receiving cds of Hereford.
	BAR4710	25 February 1870	Double rate entire to London bearing two rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG35) both tied by a ‘1’ bootheel mark and a red ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp and showing despatch datestamp on reverse. {Cavendish (4 April 1987), Bayley, Brown, ‘Britannia’}
	BAR4720	11 March 1870	Cover to Philadelphia, USA franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) and a (4d) dull rose-red (SG25) tied by ‘1’ bootheel handstamps and showing a ‘N.Y. STEAMSHIP’ handstamp and endorsed ‘pr Steamer via St. Thomas’ in manuscript; transit and arrival datestamps on reverse. {Hurlock, Brassler}
	BAR4730	25 March 1870	Cover to Kent, England from the Poole correspondence bearing a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d dull orange-vermilion (SG32) tied by ‘1’ bootheel. {Cave, Shilstone, Robson Lowe (12 June 1979), Gärtner (22 November 2010), Grosvenor (27 November 2013)}
	BAR4740	25 March 1870	Cover to Annapolis, Nova Scotia franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) cancelled by an indistinct bootheel obliterator with a single ring Barbados cds alongside; also handstamped ‘PRINTED MATTER ONLY’ on the front. {Victoria (26 March 2011)}	202208
	BAR4745	25 March 1870	Cover to the USA with 1861-70 (4d) dull vermilion (SG28) and 1871 (1d) blue (SG48) tied by “1” oval numeral, with ms “4” adjacent and New York Steamship 10c cds below, endorsed “pr Steamer via St. Thomas”, reverse with despatch cds, missing backflap, the only known combination of S.G. 28 + 48 on cover to the US, signed A. Diena. Feldman (26-29 June 2023)	202307
	BAR4750	1 April 1870	Cover to Kent, England from the Poole correspondence, bearing two single wmk. Small Star rough perf. 14 – 16 6d orange vermilion (SG50), tied by oval ‘1’ bootheel cancels and a ‘BARBADOS/AP 1/70’ cds and reverse with a receiving backstamp.{Schuyler Rumsey (14 December 2020)}
	BAR4760	9 April 1870	Packet cover to Philadelphia franked by a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) deep blue (SG24) and a (4d) dull vermilion (SG28) both cancelled by ‘1’ bootheel marks and showing ‘N.Y. STEAMSHIP/10’ datestamp with a single ring despatch cds on reverse. {Hurlock, Lickfold, Robson Lowe (15 December 1987)}
	BAR4770	9 April 1870	Cover to Connecticut, USA bearing rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) deep blue (SG24) and (4d) dull rose-red (SG25) both cancelled with bootheel ‘1’, rated ‘4’ and, showing a ‘N.Y. STEAMSHIP/10’ datestamp towards foot, despatch and St. Thomas datestamps on reverse. {Freeland}
	BAR4780	25 April 1870	Cover to Halifax, Nova Scotia franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23) and a (4d) lake-rose (SG27) both cancelled with bootheel ‘1’; arrival and transit markings on reverse. {Hurlock, Jaffé}
	BAR4790	26 April 1870	Cover from Bridgetown to Annapolis franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) deep blue (SG24) cancelled with bootheel ‘1’, rated at ‘4’ and endorsed ‘p mail via Halifax’ in manuscript and showing ‘TOO-LATE’ handstamp and ‘CTS/12½’ charge handstamp collectable on arrival, the reverse with despatch, St. Thomas and Halifax datestamps. {Robson Lowe (12 June 1979), Bayley, Davis, Freeland}
	BAR4800	11 May 1870	Officer’s letter to England paying the full packet rate and franked by two rough perf. 14 – 16 6d bright orange-vermilion (SG31) both tied by ‘1’ in bootheel cancels with a Barbados cds on flap; Poole correspondence.
	BAR4805	9 June 1870**	Cover to Windsor, North Carolina franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (4d) dull rose-red (SG25) with a 6d bright orange-vermilion (SG31) tied by ‘1’ bootheels, rated ‘8’ in red crayon and showing a ‘STEAMSHIP 20’ handstamp;the reverse shows a ‘BARBADOS, JU 9, 70’ . {Schenck, Schuyler Rumsey (25 August 2022)}	202208
	BAR4805	9 June 1870**	Cover to Windsor, North Carolina franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (4d) dull rose-red (SG25) with a 6d bright orange-vermilion (SG31) tied by ‘1’ bootheels, rated ‘8’ in red crayon and showing a ‘STEAMSHIP 20’ handstamp;the reverse shows a ‘BARBADOS, JU 9, 70’ . {Schenck, Schuyler Rumsey (25 August 2022)}
	BAR4810	17 June 1870	Cover to Trinidad franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d orange (SG33), tied by a ‘1’ bootheel handstamp, a ‘BARBADOS/JU 17/70’ cds and a red crayon ‘4’ rating, reverse showing a ‘TRINIDAD/JU 20/1870’ receiving postmark. {Burrus, Cavendish (4 April 1987), Marshall, Shuyler Rumsey (14 December 2020)}
	BAR4820	23 June 1870	Cover to Kent, England from the Poole correspondence franked with a pair of rough perf. 14 – 16 6d bright orange-vermilion (SG31) both tied by ‘1’ bootheel cancels, reverse with ‘BARBADOS JU 23 70’ datestamp as well as red London entry and Chatham receiving backstamps. {Robson Lowe (9 June 1987), Schuyler Rumsey (2 June 2006)}
	BAR4830	25 June 1870	Soldier’s letter (53rd Barbados Regiment) to Haverford West, Wales franked with a rough perf. 14 to 16 (1d) blue (SG23) tied by an indistinct bootheel mark and a double arc datestamp. {Robson Lowe (27 March 1981), Robson Lowe (2 June 1994), Harmers (15 December 2004)}
	BAR4840	9 July 1870	Cover from the Poole correspondence to Kent, England franked with two rough perf. 14 – 16 6d dull orange-vermilion (SG32) tied by ‘1’ bootheel marks with Barbados despatch and Chatham receiving marks on reverse. {Wheeler, Hackmey, Spink (13 March 2008)}
	BAR4850	10 August 1870	Cover to Philadelphia franked with two (1d) deep blue (SG24), two (4d) dull rose-red (SG25) and a 6d bright orange-vermilion (SG31) all cancelled by ‘1’ bootheel obliterators, endorsed ‘US Steamer from St. Thomas’; there are no transit or arrival markings. {Bayley}
	BAR4860	10 August 1870	Entire from Bridgetown to Windsor, North Carolina bearing rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) deep blue (SG23/24) and (4d) dull rose-red (SG25) both clearly cancelled with bootheel ‘1’, rated ‘4’, endorsed ‘p U.S. Mail from St. Thos’ and, ‘N.Y. STEAMSHIP/10’ datestamp (with ‘AUG’ inverted), no arrival datestamps. {Western (31 March 2007), Bayley, Freeland}
	BAR4870	24 August 1870	Cover to Bath re-addressed to Bristol franked with a wmk. Large Star rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG47) cancelled with a ‘1’ bootheel mark (not tied) with various transit and arrival marks on reverse.
	BAR4880	9 September 1870	Cover to North Carolina, USA franked with a strip of four rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) deep blue (SG24) and a single 6d orange (SG33) all tied by indistinct bootheel obliterators and also showing a circular ‘N.Y. STEAMSHIP/20’ handstamp, the front endorsed by ‘per mail US packet @ St. Thomas’; St. Thomas transit mark on reverse. {Bayley}
	BAR4890	26 September 1870	Re-directed single rate packet cover to England bearing a rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG35) and a GB 1d covering the inland rate, the Barbados adhesive tied by a ‘1’ bootheel mark and showing an arrival duplex on front and a single ring Barbados cds on reverse. {Wood, Western (16 May 1987), Robson Lowe (17 May 1988)}
	BAR4900	1 October 1870	‘PRICES CURRENT’ entire to Trinidad bearing rough perf. 14 – 16 6d bright orange-vermilion (SG31) cancelled by bootheel ‘1’ with despatch and arrival datestamps on reverse. {Charlton Henry, Sheppard, Spink (8 December 2015), Freeland}
	BAR4910	10 October 1870	Cover to Windsor, North Carolina franked with a (1d) blue (SG23) and a (4d) dull rose (SG25) both tied by ‘1’ bootheel marks and showing a ‘STEAMSHIP/20’ handstamp; the front of the cover has been treated to show an advertising slogan one the front. A Barbados double arc datestamp and a small St. Thomas circular datestamp appear on the reverse.{Western (31 March 2007), Grosvenor (16 June 2021), Lugdunum Philatélie (18 September 2023)}
	BAR4920	November 1870	Entire to Windsor, North Carolina franked with a (1d) blue (SG23) and a (4d) dull rose (SG25) both tied by ‘1’ bootheel marks and showing a ‘N.Y./STEAMSHIP/10’ handstamp, endorsed ‘p. US mail Thos’ in manuscript.
	BAR4930	9 November 1870	Double rate cover to London franked with two perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG35) cancelled by a bootheel mark and showing a red arrival ‘PAID’ datestamp.{Robson Lowe (9 February 1983), Jaffé}
	BAR4931	9 November 1870	Cover to Philadelphia franked by a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) deep blue (SG24) and a (4d) dull vermilion (SG28) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel mark, rated at ‘4’ in red crayon, with a ‘N.Y. STEAMSHIP/10’ datestamp and endorsed ‘p US mail from St. Thomas’ in manuscript; also showing a‘BARBADOES’ despatch double arc datestamp on reverse. {Nethersole}
	BAR4932	1871	Cover to London franked with a wmk. Large Star rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG47) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel and showing a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp in red.	202208
	BAR4940	25 February 1871	Entire to Toronto, bearing rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG23/24) and (4d) dull vermilion (SG28), both tied by clear ‘1’ bootheel and showing, on reverse, despatch, St. Thomas and arrival datestamps. {‘Britannia’}
	BAR4950	2 March 1871	Local cover used within Bridgetown to the Albion Hotel, bearing wmk. Large Star rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG44) cancelled with a ‘1’ bootheel and a single ring datestamp on reverse. {Freeland}
	BAR4960	7 March 1871	Cover from St. Peter to St. Michael franked with a (1d) deep blue (SG24) tied by a bootheel ‘10’. {Bayley, Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR4965	April 1871	Cover to Pennsylvania with wmk. Large Star rough perf. 14 –16 (4d) dull vermilion (SG45) and a (1d) blue, both tied by ‘1’ bootheel cancels and showing a ‘N.Y. STEAMSHIP/10’ datestamp; endorsed ‘Due 10’ in pencil and showing a St. Thomas single ring transit datestamp on reverse.
	BAR4967	May 1871	Cover to Ramsgate, England with Large Star rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG47) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel. Arrival backstamp 27 05 71. Small tear at top and handwriting slightly smudged. {Heinrich Köhler (14-15/18-24 March 2024)}
	BAR4970	24 June 1871	Cover to London franked with a wmk. Large Star rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG47) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel and showing a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp in red. {Bayley, Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR4980	25 June 1871	Triple rated cover to Nevis with two 1870-71 Wmk large star 6d orange-vermilion (SG46) tied by “1” numerals, with ms “8” as a double rate only, reverse with Barbadoes double arc despatch and arrival cds, with Nevis being one of the rarest BWI destinations for classic Barbados mail, with only two covers to Nevis recorded by Peter Ford. Feldman (26-29 June 2023)
	BAR4990	1 July 1871	Folded cover to Tobago franked by a wmk. Large Star rough perf. 14 – 16 6d orange-vermilion (SG46) tied by ‘1’ bootheel cancel, rated ‘4’ in red crayon and showing despatch and arrival datestamps on reverse. {Gallagher}
	BAR5000	17 July 1871	Entire to Tobago franked with a wmk. Large Star rough perf. 14 – 16 6d orange-vermilion (SG46) cancelled with a ‘1’ bootheel mark and rated at ‘4’. {Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR5010	26 July 1871	Cover from St. Peter to Antigua franked with a strip of five rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) deep blue (SG24) all tied by ‘10’ bootheel marks with an Antigua arrival datestamp on flap. {Hurlock, Burrus, Bayley}
	BAR5015	26 July 1871	Printed cover from an insurance company to Dominica franked with a rough perf. 14 –16 6d orange-vermilion (SG ) tied by a ‘1’ bootheel mark.
	BAR5020	26 July 1871	Double rate packet cover to London with a 4d late fee applied franked with two 1s black (SG51) and a (4d) dull rose-red (SG49) all cancelled by ‘1’ bootheel marks and also showing a Barbados despatch cds on reverse.
	BAR5030	9 August 1871	Cover to England bearing wmk. Small Star rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG51) tied by ‘1’ bootheel cancel with, on reverse, Ramsgate arrival cds. {Gärtner (10 September 2012), Gärtner (2 June 2014)}
	BAR5040	3 November 1871	Cover to Demerara bearing two rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) deep blue (SG24) and a (4d) dull rose-red (SG25) both tied by ‘1’ bootheel marks, rated at ‘4’ in blue (deleted) and then another ‘4’, this time in red. {Hurlock, Wheeler, Deakin}
	BAR5050	25 November 1871	Entire to London bearing a wmk. Large Star rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG47) cancelled by bootheel ‘1’ and showing a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp in red with despatch backstamps. {Freeland}
	BAR5055	25 December 1871	Entire to London dated 25/12/1871 bearing a wmk. Small Star rough perf (SG51), cancelled by boot heel ‘1’ and showing a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp in red. {Guy}	202306
	BAR5060	10 January 1872	Entire to Toronto, Canada bearing a wmk. Large Star rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG44) and a (4d) dull vermilion (SG45) both tied by ‘1’ bootheel marks and rated at ‘4’. St. Thomas and Nova Scotia transit marks and an unclear Toronto arrival datestamp on reverse.
	BAR5070	29 January 1872	Packet rate cover to England bearing a wmk. Small Star rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG51) for the packet fee and a (4d) dull rose-red (SG49) for the late fee both cancelled by ‘1’ bootheel marks and showing despatch and arrival datestamps on reverse.
	BAR5080	23 February 1872	Cover to Ramsgate, England franked with a wmk. Small Star rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG51) tied by a double arc ‘BARBADOS’ datestamp with another alongside. {Hurlock, Challis, Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR5090	7 March 1872	Mourning cover to London franked with a wmk. Large Star rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG47) tied by a circular datestamp with another alongside and a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp in red on reverse.
	BAR5100	24 March 1872	Local cover to St. John bearing a wmk. Small Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ (1d) blue (SG52) tied by a Barbados cds and showing a ‘TOO LATE’ handstamp; a St. John numeral cds applied on arrival on the reverse. {Victoria (26 March 2011)}
	BAR5110	29 April 1872	Double rated cover to Ramsgate, Kent franked with two wmk. Small Star rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG51) tied by double arc ‘BARBADOES’ datestamps with another alongside; London transit and Ramsgate arrival datestamps on reverse. {Hurlock, Challis, Wood}
	BAR5120	11 May 1872	Entire to North Carolina, USA franked with a wmk. Large Star rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG44) and a (4d) dull vermilion (SG45) both tied by double arc ‘BARBADOES’ mark and also showing a ‘N.Y. STEAMSHIP/10’ datestamp. {Hurlock, Wheeler, Deakin}
	BAR5130	29 May 1872	Cover to St. John’s, Antigua franked with a wmk. Small Star rough perf. 14 – 16 6d orange-vermilion (SG50) tied by a small Barbados circular datestamp with another alongside and rated at ‘4’ in red crayon {Yardley, Brassler}
	BAR5140	12 June 1872	Cover to London franked with three copies of the (1d) deep blue (SG24) (SG48?) cancelled by Barbados datestamps and showing a ‘SHIP LETTER/PAID/LONDON’ handstamp in red together with a red manuscript ‘1½’; endorsed in manuscript ‘Per Steamer Gamma’. {Deakin}
	BAR5150	12 June 1872	Local cover to Harmony Hall at St. Michael bearing a wmk. Small Star perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG48), tied by ‘BARBADOS/JU 12/72’ cds with a second strike alongside and a straight line ‘TOO LATE’ handstamp.{Shilstone, Sheppard, Schuyler Rumsey (14 December 2020)}
	BAR5160	11 July 1872	Registered cover to London franked by a wmk. Small Star rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG51) covering the packet rate to England and a (4d) dull rose-red (SG49) for the registration fee both cancelled by Barbados datestamps with another alongside, endorsed ‘Registered’ in manuscript and showing a London oval registered handstamp in red.
	BAR5170	11 July 1872	Cover to Stamford, Connecticut franked with a wmk. Small Star rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG48) and a (4d) dull rose-red (SG49) cancelled by circular datestamps, rated ‘4’ in red crayon and showing a ‘N.Y STEAMSHIP/10’ cds in black.{Charlton Henry, Hart, Messenger, Hackmey, Wood}	202208
	BAR5180	13 July 1872	Cover to Tobago franked with a wmk. Small Star rough perf. 14 – 16 6d orange-vermilion (SG50) tied by a small Barbados circular datestamp with another alongside and rated at ‘4’ in red crayon. {Benwell, Hackmey, Sheppard, Hill}
	BAR5190	29 July 1872	Cover to Prince Edward Island franked with a wmk. Small Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ (1d) blue (SG52) and a (4d) dull vermilion (SG57) each cancelled by a cds and rated ‘4’ in red crayon; St. Thomas transit datestamp on reverse.
	BAR5200	2 August 1872	Cover to St. Peter’s franked with a wmk. Small Star rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG48) tied by a ‘BARBADOS/AU 2/72’ cds with a second strike alongside and on reverse, {Schuyler Rumsey (14 December 2020), Grosvenor (16 June 2021)}
	BAR5210	28 August 1872	Cover to Portland, Maine franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (4d) lake-rose (SG27) and a wmk. Large Star clean cut perf. 14½ – 15½ (1d) blue (SG52) each tied by Barbados circular datestamps in black, rated at ‘4’ in red crayon and a ‘N.Y. STEAMSHIP/10’ mark applied on entry. {‘Besançon’ I}
	BAR5220	10 September 1872	Cover from St. Lucy to Ashbourne, Derbyshire franked by a wmk. Small Star rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG51) tied by a ‘11’ bootheel mark; transit and arrival datestamps on reverse.
	BAR5230	11 October 1872	Mourning cover to London franked with a wmk. Small Star rough perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG51) tied by a Barbados cds with another alongside; the front also displays a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp in red. {Wheeler, Bayley, Victoria (26 March 2011)}
	BAR5240	11 October 1872	Mixed franking cover to Philadelphia with a wmk. Small Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ (1d) blue (SG52) and a wmk. Small Star rough perf. 14 – 16 (4d) dull rose-red (SG49) both tied by Barbados ‘1’ small datestamps, showing a ‘N.Y. STEAMSHIP/10’ datestamp and endorsed in manuscript ‘by United States packet from St. Thomas’. {Robson Lowe NY (11 March 1992), Davis, Harmers (15 December 2004)}
	BAR5250	10 November 1872	Cover to North Carolina bearing a wmk. Large Star rough perf. 14 – 16 (4d) dull vermilion (SG45) and a wmk. Small Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ (1d) blue (SG52) both tied by Barbados circular datestamps, showing red crayon ‘4’, ‘N.Y STEAMSHIP/10’ cds in black and, on reverse, St. Thomas transit datestamp. {Nathanson, Jaffé}
	BAR5260	11 December 1872	Cover to Philadelphia bearing a (1d) blue (SG52) and a (4d) dull rose-red (SG59) cancelled with a very blurred cds together with another alongside, endorsed ‘p steamer via St. Thomas’ and showing a ‘STEAMSHIP 10’ postage due mark.{Brassler}
	BAR5261	11 December 1872	Cover to Windsor, North Carolina franked by a rough perf 14-16 6d vermilion/orange-vermilion (SG46 or 50) and a (4d) vermillion (SG45) both oblitereated by two strikes of the Barbados double arc datestamp and also showing a ‘New York/Dec/20/20/US Notes’ accountancy marking in black; also endorsed by a pencil ‘United States packet via St. Thomas’.
	BAR5270	30 December 1872	Official cover, originally addressed to Santo Domingo but returned to Barbados then redirected to London franked with a wmk. Small Star compound perf. 11 to 13 x 14½ to 15½ (4d) dull vermilion (SG57) cancelled by a Barbados ‘1’ cds and rated at ‘1/-’. {Urwick, Benwell}
	BAR5280	18 January 1873	Local mourning cover from St. Lucy to St. Peter (Speightstown) franked with a wmk. Large Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ (1d) cancelled by a ‘11’ Barbados cds with another alongside.
	BAR5290	29 January 1873	A mourning cover to Antigua franked with a wmk. Small Star rough perf. 14 – 16 6d orange-vermilion (SG50) tied by a circular datestamp with another alongside. {Charlton Henry, Hart}
	BAR5300	20 February 1873	Cover addressed to the Colonial Secretary in Tobago franked with a wmk. Small Star rough perf. 14 – 16 6d orange-vermilion (SG50) tied by a ‘1’ small Barbados cds and showing another adjacent. {Benwell, Sheppard}
	BAR5305	24 February 1873	Cover to the USA with 1872 wmk small star (1d) blue clean-cut perf.14.5-15.5 pair (SG52), tied by Barbados cds, endorsed for carriage by private ship at top left “per St. Mandringo”, New York 10c Steamship cds adjacent, one of only two covers recorded of the 2d rate by private ship to the US, both from the same correspondence (BAR5370) Feldman (26-29 June 2023)	202307
	BAR5310	12 March 1873	Entire to London, bearing a wmk. Large Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ 1s black (SG61) placed sideways and cancelled with code ‘1’ single ring datestamp with another strike alongside, arrival datestamp on reverse. {Spink (22 January 2019), Schuyler Rumsey (14 December 2020)}
	BAR5320	12 March 1873	Cover to Bishop Stortford, Essex, England franked by two copies of the wmk. Small Star rough perf. 14 – 16 6d orange-vermilion (SG50) tied by double arc ‘BARBADOES’ datestamps; there are no transit or arrival markings.
	BAR5330	12 March 1873	Front to London paying the book post rate franked with a wmk. Small Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ 6d orange-vermilion (SG53) tied by ‘1’ cds with another alongside. {Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR5340	18 March 1873	Cover to Halifax, Nova Scotia bearing two wmk. Small Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ (1d) blue (SG52) tied by Barbados cds and showing a ‘N.Y. STEAMSHIP/10’ datestamp.
	BAR5350	19 March 1873	Entire letter to the Colonial Secretary in Tobago, bearing a 6d orange-vermilion (SG50) tied by ‘1’ cds with another strike alongside, showing red crayon ‘4’ and, on reverse across join, arrival double arc datestamp. {Lickfold}
	BAR5360	24 March 1873	Local cover to St. John bearing wmk. Small Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ (1d) blue (SG52) tied with Barbados datestamp with a second alongside, scarce ‘TOO LATE’ handstamp at left and arrival cds on reverse. {Pitts, Schuyler Rumsey (14 December 2020)}
	BAR5370	8 April 1873	Cover to New York franked with two wmk. Small Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ (1d) blue (SG52) tied by Barbados cds with another alongside and ‘N.Y STEAMSHIP/10’ cds in black. {Urwick}
	BAR5380	10 April 1873	Double rate cover to London, bearing a wmk. Small Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ 1s black (SG54) pair tied by ‘1’ cds and showing a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp in red. {Burrus, Messenger, Wood, Wheeler, ‘Britannia’}
	BAR5390	18 April 1873	Cover to British Guiana franked with a wmk. Small Star rough perf. 14 – 16 6d orange-vermilion (SG50) tied by a Barbados cds with another alongside.
	BAR5400	30 April 1873	Buff envelope to Curaçao bearing a wmk. Small Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ (1d) blue (SG52) cancelled by a small circular datestamp with another alongside.
	BAR5410	28 June 1873	Cover to London bearing a wmk. Small Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ 1s black (SG54) tied by a Barbados double arc datestamp with another faintly alongside, also showing a a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp in red. {Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR5414	3 July 1873	Local cover from St James to St Joseph franked with a wmk. Small Star clean-cut perf. 14½–15½ (1d) blue (SG52) tied by a ‘7’ bootheel handstamp and showing alongside single ring datestamps one with a ‘1’ and the other with a ‘7’. {Urwick, Benwell, Wheeler}
	BAR5420	28 July 1873	Cover to Ireland showing soldier’s concessionary rate franked with wmk. Small Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ (1d) blue (SG52) cancelled by an indistinct obliterator and showing a Barbados cds on front. {Gibbons (23 October 1980), Robson Lowe (9 May 1990)}
	BAR5430	29 July 1873	Cover to Liverpool franked with two wmk. Small Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ 6d orange-vermilion (SG53) both tied by ‘1’ cds.
	BAR5440	29 July 1873	Yellow cover to Prince Edward Island franked with a wmk. Small Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ (1d) blue (SG52) and a perf. 11 – 13 x 14½ – 15½ (4d) dull vermilion (SG57) both cancelled with a Barbados cds rated ‘4’ in red crayon and showing a St. Thomas transit cds on reverse. {Gingold, Hurlock, Gibbons (16 March 1978), Spink (1 October 2004)}
	BAR5450	10 September 1873	Cover to North Carolina, USA bearing a wmk. Small Star rough perf. 14 – 16 6d orange-vermilion (SG50) and a perf. 11 – 13 x 14½ – 15½ (4d) dull vermilion (SG57), both cancelled by circular datestamps, showing red crayon ‘8’ and a New York transit datestamp. {Ainscough, Jaffé}
	BAR5460	10 September 1873	Entire to London franked with a wmk. Small Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ 1s black (SG54) tied by a Barbados cds with another alongside; also on front is a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp in red. {London Stamp Exchange (October 2002), Victoria (26 March 2011)}
	BAR5470	10 October 1873	Cover to North Carolina franked with a wmk. Small Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ (1d) blue (SG52) and a wmk. Large Star Clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ (4d) dull rose-red (SG59) tied by Barbados datestamps and showing a ‘NY STEAMSHIP’ cds; no backstamps. {Victoria (6 December 2008)}
	BAR5480	10 November 1873	Cover to London franked with three copies of the (4d) dull rose (SG59) tied by double arc ‘BARBADOES’ datestamps with another alongside and showing a London receiving datestamp as well as a London Missort quartered mark ‘MSEA’ from London South-East District.
	BAR5490	11 December 1873	Cover to Windsor, North Carolina franked with a (1d) blue (SG52) and a (4d) dull vermilion (SG57) both tied by a small cds and showing a ‘STEAMSHIP 10’ postage due mark and endorsed ‘p “United States Packet” via St Thomas’ in manuscript. {Hart}
	BAR5500	13 December 1873	Cover to Nova Scotia franked with a wmk. Small Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ (1d) blue (SG52) and a wmk. Small Star compound perf. 12½ x 16 (4d) dull vermilion (SG57) cancelled by indistinct obliterators rated ‘4’ and endorsed ‘per US Packet, St. Thomas’ and ‘Via New York’ and showing a ‘Due 7’ handstamp.
	BAR5510	22 December 1873	Local cover from St. Thomas to Bridgetown franked with a wmk. Small Star rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG48) tied by a ‘8’ bootheel cancellation.
	BAR5512	29 December 1873	Printed ‘PRINTED MATTER ONLY’ cover to Trinidad franked with a wmk. Small Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ (1d) blue (SG52) tied by a ‘BARBADOS’ double arc datestamp with another alongside.	202208
	BAR5515	10 January 1874**	Folded letter to Windsor, North Carolina with a rough perf. 14 – 16 6d vermillion (SG50) and (4d) rose-red (SG49), both tied by strikes of the ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp; also showing a ‘New York/Jan/22/Due 20/US Currency’ accountancy marking in black.	202208
	BAR5516	10 January 1874	Cover to Salem, MA franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (4d) dull vermilion (SG45) in combination with a wmk. Small Star rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG48) tied by ‘BARBADOS, JA 10, 74’ datestamps with additional strike alongside, red manuscript ‘4’ rating and entered the U.S. mails with ‘NEW YORK, U.S. CURRENCY, DUE 10, JAN 22’. {Schuyler Rumsey (25 August 2022)}	202208
	BAR5520	10 February 1874	Cover to North Carolina, USA franked with wmk. Small Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ (1d) blue (SG52) and a clean-cut perf. 11 to 13 x 14½ to 15½ (4d) dull vermilion (SG57) both tied by a ‘BARBADOS’ double arc datestamp with another alongside. {Snowden, Marshall, Wood, Sheppard, Hackmey, Hurlock, Lickfold}
	BAR5530	10 February 1874	Cover to London franked with wmk. Large Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ 1s black (SG61) tied by a Barbados cds with another alongside; also appearing on the front is a ‘LONDON PAID’ arrival datestamp in red. {Hart, Benwell}
	BAR5537	23 February 1874	Cover to London bearing two wmk. Large Star clean-cut perf. 14½–15½ 6d orange-vermilion (SG60) tied by Barbados cds with code ‘1’ inserted. This paying the 1/- double packet rate.
	BAR5540	28 February 1874	Cover to London bearing a pair of 6d orange-vermilion (SG60) cancelled by indistinct obliterators and showing alongside a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp as well as a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp in red. {Hart, Gallagher}
	BAR5545	28 February 1874	Wrapper to London with 1873 wmk large star 1s black (SG61) tied by indistinct oval cancel, with Barbadoes double arc despatch and London arrival above, only six covers recorded by Peter Ford to the UK with this stamp. Feldman (26-29 June 2023)	202307
	BAR5550	1 March 1874	Cover to South Carolina via Canada bearing a wmk. Small Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ (1d) blue (SG52) and a wmk. Small Star rough perf. 14 – 16 (4d) dull rose-red (SG49) both cancelled by double arc ‘BARBADOES’ datestamps with another alongside and a ‘N.Y DUE/10/US CURRENCY postage due handstamp, rated at ‘4’ in red crayon and also endorsed ‘per Mail, Halifax N.S’.
	BAR5560	29 March 1874	A complete copy of The West Indian newspaper bearing a wmk. Small Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ (1d) blue (SG52) tied by a Barbados double arc datestamp with another alongside; originally sent to St. Kitts but forwarded to London and has a St. Christopher adhesive on the reverse. {Deakin, Spink (22 February 2016)}
	BAR5570	10 April 1874	Cover to St. Thomas franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) deep blue (SG24) and a (4d) dull vermilion (SG28) both tied by ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamps rated ‘4’ in red crayon with an arrival datestamp on reverse. {Charlton Henry}
	BAR5571	10 April 1874	Cover to London franked with a wmk. Large Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ 1s black (SG61) tied by a Barbados cds with another alongside, showing a ‘LONDON PAID’ arrival datestamp in red and endorsed ‘p. RM steamer via Plymouth’.	202208
	BAR5580	10 April 1874	Cover to the Alexandria, Virginia, USA franked with a wmk. Small Star rough perf. 14 – 16 (1d) blue (SG48) and wmk. Large Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ (4d) dull rose-red (SG59) both cancelled by Barbados ‘1’ datestamps and also showing a ‘NEW YORK/DUE 10’ datestamp and endorsed ‘p. US Packet/St. Thomas’.
	BAR5590	11 May 1874	Cover to London franked with two wmk. Large Star clean cut perf. 14½ – 15½ 6d orange-vermilion (SG53) tied by Barbados circular datestamps in black a ‘LONDON/PAID’ arrival cds at left in red. {Gibbons (10 September 1981), ‘Besançon’ I}
	BAR5600	16 May 1874	Local cover to St. Peter franked with a wmk. Large Star perf. 141d deep blue (SG66) and tied by a ‘1’ bootheel mark and also showing a small ‘1’ cds.
	BAR5610	16 May 1874	Local cover to St. Peter bearing a wmk. Large Star perf. 14 (1d) deep blue (SG66) tied by a bootheel ‘1’ with a despatch datestamp alongside.
	BAR5617	29 May 1874	Cover to London franked with a wmk. Small Star clean-cut perf. 14½– 15½ 1s black (SG54) tied by a Barbados cds with another alongside and a ‘LONDON/PAID’ arrival cds in red. {Brassler}
	BAR5620	5 June 1874	Local cover from St. John to St. Michael franked with a wmk. Large Star perf. 14 1d deep blue (SG66) cancelled with a ‘5’ bootheel mark and also showing ‘1’ Barbados cds.
	BAR5630	10 June 1874	Cover to England franked with a wmk. Small Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ 1s black (SG54) tied by a Barbasdos cds with another strike alongside. {Schuyler Rumsey (2 June 2006)}
	BAR5640	29 June 1874	Cover to London bearing two wmk. Large Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ 1s black (SG61) tied by a ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp in black and showing a ‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp in red. {Marshall, Spink (10 July 2019)}
	BAR5641	29 June 1874	Cover to Demerara franked with a wmk. Small Star rough perf. 14 – 16 6d orange-vermilion (SG50) tied by a single ring Barbados cds with another alongside and rated at ‘4’ in red crayon
	BAR5650	10 September 1874	Cover to North Carolina, USA franked with a wmk. Small Star compound perf. 11 x 15 (4d) orange-vermilion (SG53) and a perf. 14 (1d) deep blue (SG66) cancelled by Barbados datestamps and showing ‘NEW YORK/U.S.CURRENCY’ postage due datestamp.
	BAR5660	29 October 1874	Cover to Ashbourne, Derbyshire franked with a wmk. Large Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ 1s black (SG61) tied by a ‘10’ bootheel cancel of St. Peter, with despatch and arrival backstamps. {‘Olive Blossom’, London Stamp Exchange (1 November 2004)}
	BAR5670	10 November 1874	Cover to Windsor, North Carolina, USA franked with a wmk. Large Star perf. 14 1d deep blue (SG66) and a (4d) dull rose-red (SG59) cancelled by a small ‘1’ cds (not tied) and showing another alongside, rated at ‘4’ in red crayon and also bearing a ‘NEW YORK’ postage due datestamp and endorsed ‘per U.S. Packet from Saint Thomas’.{Robson Lowe (2 April 1974), Robson Lowe (12 June 1979), Gibbons (23 October 1980)}
	BAR5675	11 December 1874	Folded business letter to Windsor, North Carolina with a pair of perf. 14 (1d) deep blue (SG66) and a pair of the perf. 14 (4d) dull rose red (SG 59), all stamps obliterated by strikes of the Barbados datestamp; also showing a ‘New York/Dec/22/Due 20/US Currency’ accountancy marking in black.
	BAR5680	30 December 1874	Envelope, slit at one end and used as a wrapper and containing printed ‘THE BARBADOS PRICES CURRENT’ addressed to Holland bearing wmk. Large Star rough perf. 14 (1d) deep blue pair (SG66) affixed over edge of envelope and attached to contents, tied by Barbados cds, showing red crayon ‘2’ with Gronigen arrival datestamp on reverse. {Wheeler, Spink (23 February 2016)}
	BAR5690	10 January 1875	Large part front to Nova Scotia, bearing wmk. Large Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ (4d) dull rose-red (SG59) and a 1d deep blue (SG66b) both tied by ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamp also showing a ‘CTS/10’ handstamp overstruck by handstruck ‘7’. {Spink (7 December 2015)}
	BAR5700	13 January 1875	Local cover addressed to Shubbery (?) franked with a wmk. Large Star perf. 14 (1d) (SG66) cancelled by a single ring cds (not tied) and showing another alongside; no back markings. {‘Besançon’ II}
	BAR5710	22 February 1875	Wrapper to St. Peter franked with a wmk. Large Star perf. 14 1d deep blue (SG66) cancelled with a ‘1’ cds. The letter from London was carried within another cover thus escaping postage and the 1d covered the local rate.
	BAR5720	2 March 1875	‘PRINTED CIRCULAR’ wrapper to New Brunswick bearing wmk. Large Star perf. 14 1d deep blue (SG66) tied by Barbados cds with another strike alongside and marked ‘Mail via Bermuda & Halifax’. {Spink (7 December 2015), Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR5730	12 March 1875	Double rate packet cover to London bearing a pair of wmk. Large Star perf. 14 – 16 1s black (SG47) cancelled by ‘BARBADOES’ double arc datestamps with a further one alongside and showing a‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp in red. {Hurlock, ‘Olive Blossom’, Robson Lowe (23 March 1984), Hackmey}
	BAR5740	29 March 1875	‘PRICES CURRENT’ to Trinidad, bearing a wmk. Large Star rough perf. 14 (1d) deep blue (SG66) tied by a Barbados cds with another strike alongside. {Robson Lowe (18 January 1978), Jaffé}
	BAR5750	6 April 1875	Local cover franked with a wmk. Large Star rough perf. 14 (1d) deep blue (SG66) tied by a ‘11’ bootheel strike of St. Lucy and a Barbados cds alongside, endorsed ‘postpaid 1d’ in manuscript.
	BAR5760	17 April 1875	Cover from Bridgetown to Demerara bearing rough perf. 14 – 16 6d orange-red (SG30) with indistinct bootheel cancellation, rated ‘4’ with despatch and arrival datestamps on reverse. {Freeland}
	BAR5770	29 April 1875	Cover to Paris, France franked with a wmk. Large Star rough perf. 14 (1d) deep blue (SG66) and a wmk. Large Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ 1s black (SG61) cancelled by indistinct marks and also showing a Barbados cds and a circular framed ‘PD’ mark in red; an arrival datestamp also appears on front. {Hackmey}
	BAR5780	29 April 1875	Cover to Weston-Super-Mare, England franked with wmk. Large Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ 1s black (SG61) tied by a double arc ‘BARBADOES’ datestamp with an arrival backstamp. {Wheeler, Spink (5 May 2021)}
	BAR5790	1 May 1875	Double rate cover to Nova Scotia franked with a rough perf. 14 – 16 (4d) dull vermilion (SG28) and a wmk. Large Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ 6d orange-vermilion (SG60) cancelled by double arc ‘BARBADOES’ datestamps and rated at ‘8’.
	BAR5800	24 June 1875	Cover to Trinidad franked with a wmk. Large Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ 6d orange-vermilion (SG60) cancelled by a Barbados ‘1’ cds and also showing a Trinidad double arc datestamp of 24 June.
	BAR5810	28 June 1875	Local cover to St. Philip franked with wmk. Small Star clean-cut perf. 14½ – 15½ (1d) blue (SG52) tied by a Barbados cds with another alongside.
	BAR5815	10 July 1875	Entire to London franked by a wmk. Small Star rough perf. 14– 16 1s black (SG51) cancelled by a bootheel ‘1’ and a small Barbados cds with another alongside and also showing a‘LONDON PAID’ datestamp in red. {Nethersole}
	BAR5820	31 July 1876	Registered cover to Prince Edward Island, bearing a wmk. Small Star perf. 14 3d brown-purple (SG63) vertical pair with wmk. Crown CC perf. 12½ 4d deep red (SG68) and perf. 14 1d dull blue (SG73), all tied by bootheel duplex marks and showing St. Thomas, Halifax, Charlotte Town and ‘p.e.i.r.r.c & s/east’ ‘ backstamps. {Urwick, Hurlock, Wheeler, Deakin, ‘Britannia’}