"Falmouth/Ship LRE" two-line handstamp entry marking on September, 1779 folded letter to London, rated at 5 pence in manuscript, with 4d corresponding to the British inland fee, backstamped with Bishop mark, fine. (Image)

Est. $150-200

"Antigua." type PD 5 straight line handstamp with stop, neatly applied on August 3, 1786 folded letter to London, carried at single rate as confirmed by the "1/-" in manuscript, with arrival on reverse on January 23, over six months after the date stated inside, very fine. (Image)

Est. $300-400

"Antigua Ship Ler" straight line used on November 6, 1789 folded letter from Dodington (England), the rate being compulsorily paid on dispatch, illustrated on page 6 of the Robson Lowe's Encyclopedia, volume VI, closed tear on front of little significance for this extremely rare item, the only example recorded of this postmark (Robson Lowe S1). (Image)

Est. $2,000-3,000

"Antigua." Type PD7 straightline with stop, struck at upper right of March 13, 1790 folded letter to London, rated at one shilling and backstamped on receipt on April 26, fine. (Image)

Est. $200-300

"Antigua" Type PD10 straightline, featuring a clear strike on large May 25, 1794 folded letter to London, charged 3 shillings, with arrival handstamp on back of July 2, very fine. (Image)

Est. $200-300

"Paid/At/Antigua" crowned circle, boldly applied in red on April 12, 1867 envelope to London, showing "1/10" annotated in red for 1s 10d, with two "London Paid" c.d.s.'s alongside, small Antigua c.d.s. on back, some cover faults; an unusual double rate cover (S.G. CC1; £650.). (Image)

Est. $300-400

"Paid/At/Antigua" crowned circle, a faint but quite clear and clean strike in red at upper right of May 27, 1867 envelope to London, with "London/Paid/3 Ju 67" c.d.s. and "11" red crayon indicating single rate alongside, small Antigua and London c.d.s.'s on reverse, very fine (S.G. CC1, £650). (Image)

Est. $300-400

Great Britain S.G. #Z3, 1858 2d Blue Pl. 9, a very fresh example tied to piece by neat "A02" barred oval handstamp of St. John, exhibtied complete, three short perforations, very fine appearance (S.G. £1,000) (Image)

Est. $300-400

Great Britain S.G. #Z4, 1857 4d Rose, showing watery strike of "A02" numeral handstamp of St. John, very fine (S.G. £600). (Image)

Est. $200-300

Great Britain S.G. #Z5, 1856 6d Lilac, quite well centered, tied to small piece by a superb complete strike of St. John's "A02" barred oval, couple of short short perforations at base, not detracting from the great freshness of this exhibition piece; ex-Toeg (S.G. £180). (Image)

Est. $100-150

Great Britain S.G. #Z9, 1858-60 6d Lilac, a very well centered example, quite clearly showing a nearly complete slightly oily strike of the "A18" numeral obliterator used at English Harbour, very fine (S.G. £2,000). (Image)

Est. $750-1,000