1920 Lady Supreme 1s orange-yellow and red-orange with error frame inverted, defective and affixed to piece with forged Kingston cds, oxidised colour, very rare with fewer than twenty examples known to exist, a presentable example of this important and popular rarity, cert. BPA (1991) (S.G. £25'000 as used). Note: The "Inverted Frame" was discovered by a local collector at the small post office in Manchioneal, a village on the coast of Jamaica in March 1922. It is believed that only one sheet of sixty had the error, with half of the sheet going to Manchioneal. (Image)

1968 Human Rights Year 3d with gold omitted error (flame) in mint n.h. right marginal block of four, very fine variety (S.G. £720+) (Image)

1758 (Jul 12) entire from Jamaica to England, endorsed at lower left "p His Majestys Ship Eagle", reverse with "16 / DE" bishop mark, fine. (Image)

1860 (June 8), Envelope franked with horizontal strip of six 1d rose-red, tied by the "A01" numeral of Kingston and the dispatch cds, sent to London, with arrival to front and reverse in red dated JU 27, heavy horizontal filing crease through stamps, but still attractive and a scarce franking with this obliteration. (Image)

1858, 1d rose-red strip of six, tied to piece by four light strikes of the rare "A37" numeral of Duncans, part arrival cds of Kingston, the 6d paying the single rate for 600 to 100 miles, a unique and important item, ex Hooton Mitchell, listed by Foster (pg. 143 no. 95d) and illustrated on pg. 06-04-48 of the BWISC encyclopedia (SG £900 on a stamp). (Image)

1859 (June 25), Envelope sent from Jamaica to London, franked with 6d lilac, wing margin to left, cancelled by a clear strike of the "A39" numeral of Falmouth, with London paid arrival alongside in red dated July 19, Falmouth dispatch and Kingston transit (June 26) to reverse, uncreased, some slight soiling to edges and hinge remains to back, otherwise a very fine and scarce cover, (Image)

1856, 6d lilac, wmk emblems, cancelled by the rare "A42" numeral of Golden Spring, some tone spot to perfs, otherwise fine, one of only four recorded, illustrated on pg. 06-04-72 of the BWISC encyclopedia (SG £750). (Image)

1856, 6d lilac, wing margin, wmk emblems, cancelled by a good central strike of the rare "A43" numeral of Gordon Town, faint horizontal crease lower portion and tone spot to perf, otherwise fine and not often seen in good condition (SG £900). (Image)

1859, 4d rose, on white paper, wmk medium garter, cancelled by a superb upright and centrally positioned strike of the rare "A48" numeral of Hope Bay, straight edge to right side otherwise very fine, ex Seaton, cert. BPA (1991) (SG £500). (Image)

1859 (May 20), part lettersheet franked with 4d rose, on white paper, tied by "A53" obliteration of Mandeville, addressed to Mandeville, circular towndated of Mandeville to back with Kingston dated 21st May, scarce example, ex Seaton, cert. RPSL (1992). (Image)

1858, 4d rose and 5d lilac, used in combination on a small piece, cancelled by a very fine and central single strike of the rare "A55" numeral of Mile Gully, probably a unique example, possible from a registered money letter, ex Glassco, listed by Foster (133d) and illustrated on pg. 06-04-137 of the BWISC encyclopedia (SG £800, as two singles). (Image)

1859 (Oct 10), Lettersheet sent from Montego Bay to Kingston, franked with a horizontal pair of 4d rose, white paper, tied by fair to good strikes of the rare "A57" numeral of Montego Bay, with Kingston arrival to front dated Oct 12 and dispatch to reverse, horizontal filing crease lower part not affecting stamps, slight soiling and hinge remains to back, otherwise a fine and scarce cover. (Image)

1860 (Jan 20), Entire franked with 4d rose, on white paper, very fine and well centered example, tied by a fine strike of the "A61" numeral of Old Harbour, addressed to Mandeville, vertical filing crease and parts reinforced internally due to separation of folds, and small part of flap missing, otherwise scarce and attractive usage from this small town in Jamaica, ex Seaton, cert. RPSL (1991). (Image)

1859 (Oct 7), Entire sent from Port Antonio to Kingston, franked with 4d rose, on white paper, tied by a very fine strike of the rare "A64" numeral, with arrival cds dated Oct 8th, and dispatch to rear, vertical filing crease centrally not affecting stamp which has a small corner fault south east, illustrated on page 06-04-189 of the encyclopedia of Jamaica, cert. BPA (1997). (Image)

1858-1860, British Post Offices in Jamaica study, written-up on twelve album pages, comprising of x7 covers, x10 pieces, and x51 stamps, illustrating various numeral cancellations, including Kingston, Gayle, Lilliput, Plantain Garden River, Montego Bay, Goshen, Port Morant, Spanish Town and others, condition is mixed, although some better examples and a scarce selection, ideal for expansion or breaking-down for resale, includes x2 certs. x1 BPA (1982) on an A75 cover, and x1 RPSL (1989) on an A57 cover, closer inspection recommended.

1860 (Feb 15), reduced wrapper, sent from Mandeville to Spanish Town, endorsed "O.H.M.S", franked with 1d pale blue, bisected diagonally, tied by the "A52" numeral of Mandeville, as well as the cds of Spanish Town, faint dispatch cds to reverse, slight climatic toning to parts of wrapper and vertical filing crease to right not affecting stamp, rare example on cover, cert. Holcombe (1989) (SG £650). (Image)

1860-1868, study of 1d bisected diagonally stamps, written-up on nine album pages, comprising of x7 covers, x9 pieces, and x1 stamp, noted an 1868 printed advertising leaflet "The Polytechnic" franked with a bisected diagonal 1d blue tied by "A01" (ex the Dubois collection), various numeral cancellations illustrated, including Mandeville, Savanna-la-Mer, Stewart Town, Flint River and others, mixed condition, unusual assembly, recommend a through inspection. (Image)

1860, First Issue, 1s die proof in black, on thick white glazed card, even margins, fine and rare, ex De La Rue archives. (Image)

1860, First Issue, 1s yellow-brown, imprimatur, gummed paper, even margins, fine and rare, ex De La Rue archives. (Image)

1860-70 1s purple-brown, overprinted "SPECIMEN", tone spot at top, otherwise fine mint. (Image)

1860-70 1s dull brown, wmk. pineapple, imperf with large margins, thought to be an imprimatur, rare. (Image)

1870, 1/2d, 1d, 2d, 4d and 6d, imperforate plate proof, four top corner marginal blocks of six with current number, the 6d a side marginal block of four, printed on thick white paper, all with the 'cancelled' overprint, some slight soiling and creasing in margins to 1/2d and 1d, very attractive group of unique positional multiples, from the De La Rue reference sheets. (Image)

1883-97 1d blue, fine used, with variety ONEO for ONE; scarce. (Image)

1890, 2 1/2d on 4d red-brown, mint n.h., showing the double surcharge overprint variety, original gum, very fine and fresh, scarce in this condition (SG £325). (Image)

1890, 2 1/2d on 4d red-brown, mint, vertical pair, both showing the double surcharge variety, the top stamp also with the "PFnny" instead of "Penny" error of overprint, part original gum, toned, a scarce example with both errors illustrated on one piece, cert. BPA (2000) (SG £745). (Image)