#1, 2, 1890 ½d Dull mauve and green and 4d Dull mauve and rose, four of latter on November 24, 1898 envelope to Manchester, posted on board the RMSP "Eden", with the franking cancelled "Eden Eden Eden" in manuscript rose ink, with a further notation below, carried via St. Lucia with corresponding c.d.s. at lower right, backstamped on receipt, one of only eight covers recorded with this cancellation, slight toning, still a very eye-appealing usage; 1985 RPS certificate; (S.G. #1, 2); ex-Larsen and De Keyser. (Image)

Est. $750-1,000

#2, 1890 1d Dull mauve and rose, used on clean envelope to Montreal, tied by very fine strike of "St. John NB/Ship Letter" two-line handstamp (Oliver PM33), showing "St. John N.B/Sp 11 10/Canada" c.d.s. at lower left, denoting the last year of usage of this marking, and arrival on back; very fine (S.G.#2). (Image)

Est. $400-500

#1, 2, 4, 9, 1890-97 ½d Dull mauve and green, 1d Dull mauve and rose, 4d Dull mauve and orange and ½d Dull mauve and green, two of first on 1d Pink registered stationery envelope to Massachusetts, slightly reduced at right, cancelled by "St. Kitts/Jy 26 97" duplex, a fine and attractive mixed franking (S.G. #1, 2, 4, 9) (Image)

Est. $100-150

#11, 12, 1897 2½d Dull mauve and blue and 4d Dull mauve and orange, on registered envelope to Massachusetts, cancelled "St. Kitts/Jy 26 97" duplex, on the fourth day of usage, with arrival on back, couple of folds to cover not impinging on the franking, fine (S.G. #12, 13). (Image)

Est. $200-300

1897 Jubilee issue on three covers, one addressed to Nevis bearing 2½d tied by "A)(" with Nevis c.d.s. alongside, 1d (2) & 2½d (2) on registered cover front from St. Kitts to San Francisco, 2½d two pairs and block of six on registered cover from St. Kitts to France, fine-very fine. (Image)

Est. $300-400

1896 Q.V. 1½d brown postal card, used from Roseau, Dominica, to Coimbra, Portugal, carried by the RMSP "Esk" to St. Lucia bearing the "Esk" handstamp in its first year of usage, together with "A11" barred oval with matching datestamp beneath, corner crease at upper right, less than ten examples recorded; 1989 Ritchie Bodily certificate; ex-T.V. Roberts, Wynstra and De Keyser. (Image)

Est. $500-750

Postal stationery used in Barbuda, K.G.V 1d and 1½d, two envelopes sent to U.S., one endorsed ""Good Prospects", both cancelled by "Barbuda/B.W.I." c.d.s., one with the year inserted in manuscript, a very fine duo. (Image)

Est. $200-300

Postal stationery envelopes assembly, collection of over 50 items, Q.V. to K.G.VI issues, most of them being registered and bearing additional frankings, being commercially used for the most part, five with postage due, originating from Antigua, Dominica, Montserrat, St. Kitts, Virgin Islands, destinations include Austria, Barbados, Belgium, Canada, England, Germany, Italy, U.S., in addition an interesting trio of different Q.V. frankings on commercial covers from Antigua, Dominica and St. Kitts, sent to Great Britain and Canada, a few faults, but mostly fine-very fine.

Est. $750-1,000

Usages in Anguilla, 1928-56 group of five covers used with Valley datestamps, mainly bearing K.G.V issues, including St. Kitts 2d registered envelope with additional franking featuring a very rare usage on stationery, 1932 combination cover with St. Lucia postage due, 1929 registered cover to U.S., etc., very fine. (Image)

Est. $300-400

Queen Victoria issues used in Antigua, assembly comprising 17 covers, including O.H.M.S. registered envelope with 1890 4d & 6d, 2d registered stationery envelope uprated with 1890 5s, "Sexagenary" 1s single franking, one Myerscough cover, two items bearing locally surcharged values, multiples, destinations include Barbados, Turks Islands, England, Germany and U.S. (Image)

Est. $750-1,000

1890 Queen Victoria used in Antigua, three covers, one registered to Canada bearing 1s single franking, 2d registered stationery envelope to London uprated with 4d (2) and 1s, and scarce1d statinery card to U.S. with sender's cachet of Cayon on reverse, minor faults and of good appearance. (Image)

Est. $200-300

Three Kings issues used in Antigua, over 50 covers, displaying registered mail, destinations including Brazil, Canada, Germany, England, and France, first airmail from Antigua piloted by Lindbergh with two examples, stationery envelopes, G.B. registered label, rare cancellations featuring a good display with desirable examples such as Liberta, boxed slogan markings, commercial mail with scarce frankings, high denominations, combination covers with U.S. postage dues, censored mail, mail posted on board a ship, generally fine, detailed viewing suggested.

Est. $2,000-3,000

Three Kings issues used in Barbuda collection of 23 covers, of which 13 registered, the great majority bearing K.G.V issues, destinations including South Africa, Argentina, Canada, Denmark, England, Germany, U.S., with a good array of frankings up to 1s denomination, also including "Barbuda" overprints, two 1939 OHMS stampless covers with "Official-Paid" c.d.s., "Panton" cover with Cayman Island Tercentenary issue, K.G.VI with Antigua used in Barbuda, fine-very fine.

Est. $500-750

Three Kings issues used in Dominica, nine covers sent to U.S. or England bearing eight different frankings, mainly featuring better cancellations, with Soufriere, Delices, Vieille Case and Castle Bruce, and a scarce usage of 1½d brown postal stationery envelope, very fine.

Est. $200-300

Quees Victoria to King George VI issues used in Montserrat, interesting collection of 20 covers addressed to British W.I. territories, Canada, England and U.S., including one registered envelope with 1890 7d, five covers bearing single frankings of 1912-22 2s 6d (2) and 5s (3), Q.V. three stationery envelopes, two scarce K.G.V 1½d and 2d stationery card and cover, "Panton" cover with Cayman Tercentenary used as postage dues, K.G.VI registered airmail, etc., fine-very fine.

Est. $750-1,000

Usages in Nevis, choice group of one Q.V. registered stationery card uprated with Q.V. and K.E.II issues with scarce Nevis registration label and sent to Prague, 1890 6d and 7d on registered envelope to Germany, 1901 stampless OHMS registered cover of the Nevis P.O. to England, 19031d, 1½d, 2½d and 6d on large registered envelope to U.S., 1923 5s with plate number 5 in margin on registered airmail cover to Switzerland via New York, 1925 mixed franking to California, fine-very fine.

Est. $200-300

Queen Victoria to King George issues used in St. Kitts, assembly of 18 covers, five registered Q.V. items, various items with better cancellations including Anguilla, Sandy point and rare Cayon and Dieppe Bay, scarce K.G.VI 1½d stationery envelope uprated with 1s on flown commercial -apparently- cover to Texas, OHMS envelope bearing 1913 1s, St. Kitts registration label and marking of the postmaster, K.G.VI cover with Old Road c.d.s., destinations are U.S., Germany and England, fine-very fine. (Image)

Est. $750-1,000

Quees Victoria to Queen Elizabeth II issues used in the Virgin Islands, assembly comprising 18 covers, including 1902 overprints franking an item to Dominica, eight K.E.VII registered envelopes from Road Town and Virgin Gorda, with mainly different frankings to France, Germany, U.S., England and Costa Rica, OHMS stampless cover from Tortola to Montreal with Postmaster's handstamp, Virgin Islands 1d p.s. envelope in combination with 1912-22 1d, 1954 set in three registered envelopes, three items bearing Virgin Islands K.G.V issues, mainly very fine.

Est. $400-500

King Edward VII and King George V usages in Virgin Islands, four covers, just one bearing K.E.VII, 6d on registered OHMS item from Road Town to Boston with St. Thomas registration marking, K.G.V including 2d registered stationery envelope with ½d pair from Road Town to New York and St. Thomas reg. cachet, Virgin Islands 1d p.s. envelope uprated with 1d to New York, scarce usage from Virgin Gorda franked by 4d and Virgin Islands ½d on registered cover to California, a very fine and an infrequent group. (Image)

Est. $200-300

Antigua and Leeward Islands postal history collection of over 75 covers up to 1963, starting with a 1853 stampless letter, continuing with an array of Q.V. and K.E.VII covers, some registered, including stationery and better frankings, Leeward Islands 1902 overprints, war tax issues, Lady Boat covers, numerous maritime markings, OHMS covers, nice range of Leeward Islands 1921-32 issue including commercial uses, K.G.VI covers with airmails and high denominations, interesting cancellations, censored mail, some inter-islands usages and foreign destinations, etc., predominantly fine-very fine.

Est. $1,000-1,500