1900 1/2d pale green in pair and block of four and 1d rose-carmine in block of four and two singles tied to envelope sent registered to England by Grand Cayman OC 14 1901 double ring cds, reverse with Jamaica registered oval and London arrival, fine and attractive multiple franking. (Image)

1908, 2 1/2d on 4d brown and blue mint l.h., very fine, cert. and signed Friedl (1957) (S.G. £1'800). (Image)

1824 (Oct 13) Entire (with full letter) from Lord Napier, from the Captain of "HMS Diamond off the Island of Grand Cayman" (endorsed on cover at lower left and dateline in letter), sent to Edinburgh, carried privately to the UK and illegally smuggled ashore, the earliest of two pre-stamp letters known in private hands, ex Ivanovich and Booth. (Image)

1902 Die Proof of the name and 2 1/2d duty plate in black on glazed card 92 x 60mm dated 7 OCT 01 in blue at upper left. Ex De La Rue archives. Cert. B.P.A (1978). Ex James Podger. (Image)

1907 5s salmon and green with dented frame variety with partial Georgetown cds, a superb example and very rare with only 19 examples printed (many of which probably no longer exist), ex James Podger (S.G. £6'000). (Image)

1991 30c. blowholes, variety silver omitted, mint NH, rare with only thirty stamps affected by the missing silver and not all are in perfect condition. with normal (used). Ex James Podger. (Image)

Revenues: 1974 $4 yellow-orange complete unmounted o.g. sheet of fifty with Plate 2A and Walsall Security Printers imprint, with each pair of stamps showing embossed "WSP/SPECIMEN" within a triangle, a remarkable multiple.