Panama, Colombia 1892, Registration, 10c yellow brown on light buff, blue "4300" handstamp used with Panama 1892 2c rose, block of four and single, tied by "Panama, 11 Jul 1895" cds on cover to Minneapolis Minn., black "U.S. Consulate General, At Panama" two-line corner card handstamp with smaller "U.S. Consulate General" straightline on back, New York (7.22) transit and Minneapolis arrival backstamps; tiny repaired edge nick at bottom, Very Fine, a scarce U.S. consular registered use, ex-Helme. Scott No. Colombia F12 + Panama 16 (5)  Estimate $200 - 300. $0 (Image)

Panama, Colombia 1892, Registration, 10c yellow brown on light buff, blue "3027" handstamp, used with Panama 1892 10c orange (18), tied by "Panama, 19 May 1896" duplex on cover to Acapulco Mex. Sep. 7th arrival cds; reduced at left, F.-V.F. Scott No. Colombia F12 + Panama 18  Estimate $300 - 400. $0 (Image)

Panama, Colombia 1892, Registration, 10c yellow brown on light buff, blue "2737" handstamp, used with Colombia A.R. 5c vermilion (H2) and Panama 1892 5c blue pair (17), later tied by "Panama, 2 May 1897" duplex on blue cover to Melbourne, Australia, endorsed "Via New York and England", New York (5.12) transit backstamp and New York Registry exchange label, London (5.21) transit cds, Melbourne (6.24) cds, red Melbourne (1.5.97) dead letter office backstamp and later framed "Unclaimed" handstamp, cover returned with Bogota (5.1.97) and Panama (5.18.97) cds; top 5c with surface fault, Very Fine and rare destination, an unusual around the world registered A.R. use returned after over one year. Scott No. Colombia F12 + H2, Panama 17  Estimate $750 - 1,000. $0 (Image)

Panama, Colombia 1892, Registration, 10c yellow brown on light buff, blue "415" handstamp, used with Colombia A.R. 5c vermilion (H2) and Panama 1892 5c blue (17), both tied by "Panama, 16 Ene 1900" duplex on domestic cover to Colon, reverse with blue "Agencia Postal Nacion, Colon, 17 Ene 1900" arrival cds, Very Fine and rare domestic A.R. registered use. Scott No. Colombia F12 + H2, Panama 17  Estimate $750 - 1,000. $0 (Image)

Panama, Colombia 1892, Registration, 10c yellow brown on light buff, blue "8009" handstamp, used with Colombia A.R. 5c vermilion (H2) and Panama 1896 50c bister brown (20), slightly affected from edge placement, both tied by "Panama, 1 Oct 1900" duplex on large cover to Belgium, endorsed "Via New York" at top, New York (10.10) transit backstamp and New York registry exchange label affixed, red London Registered (10.17) oval transit, Antwerp (10.18) arrival backstamp; small edge tears, Very Fine, Prepaid 50c for the quintuple 60-75 grams rate. Scott No. Colombia F12 + H2, Panama 20  Estimate $750 - 1,000. A REMARKABLE QUINTUPLE REGISTERED A.R. USE TO BELGIUM. $0 (Image)

Panama, Colombia 1892, Registration, 10c yellow brown on light buff, manuscript "2204" number, used with Colombia A.R. 5c vermilion cancelled by "Colon" straightline handstamp and Panama 10c orange (18) tied by "Colon 26 Dic 1895" on Drogueria pharmacy corner card envelope to Montreal, Canada, reverse with New York (1.2) oval and Montreal (1.3) cds; couple small edge tears, F.-V.F. Scott No. Colombia F12 + H1, Panama 18  Estimate $300 - 400. The 1895 Colon registration total would be less than 2,250. This compares with 5,500 for Panama. $0 (Image)

Panama, Colombia 1892, Registration, 10c yellow brown on light buff, manuscript "4415" number, used with Panama 5c blue (17) pair tied by purple "Colon, 17 Set 1901" cds on cover with Hotel Cristophe corner card to France, New York (9.25) transit backstamp and registry exchange label affixed, some paper loss at top, Very Fine appearing. Scott No. Colombia F12 + Panama 17  Estimate $200 - 300. $0 (Image)

Panama, Colombia 1892, Registration, 10c yellow brown on light buff, vertical pair with manuscript "1821" numbers, prepaying the 20c registry fee used with 10c orange (18) pair, all tied by purple "Colon, 6 May 1902" cds on legal size cover from the Mallet correspondence to England, New York (5.13) backstamp and registry exchange label affixed, red London (5.22) arrival backstamp; wax seal stain at center, Fine. Scott No. Colombia F12 (2) + Panama 18 (2)  Estimate $300 - 400. This is the earliest recorded cover showing the new 20c registry fee, which is believed to have been effective sometime in mid-April. $0 (Image)

Panama, Colombia 1892, Registration, 10c yellow brown on light buff, manuscript "769" number, used with Panama 10c orange (18), cancelled by purple three-ring target duplexed with "Correos, Bocas del Toro, Dic 3 1896" double-circle ds on cover to New York City, printed J.H.D. Finke corner card, reverse with purple New Orleans (12.11) cds and New York (12.14) arrival cds, Very Fine. Scott No. Colombia F12 + 18  Estimate $200 - 300. $0 (Image)

Panama, Colombia 1892, Registration, 10c yellow brown on light buff, manuscript "735", used with 10c orange (18), tied by "Correos, Bocas del Toro, Sep 23 1897" duplex on cover to Germany, endorsed "via Mobile or New Orleans", reverse with New Orleans (10.2) and New York (10.4) transits, New York registry exchange label affixed, Hamburg (10.14) arrival backstamp; some gum staining around F12, otherwise Very Fine, This is an early registered use from Bocas del Toro, the earliest recorded registered cover to Europe. Scott No. Colombia F12 + 18  Estimate $400 - 600. $0 (Image)

Panama, Colombia 1892, Registration, 10c yellow brown on light buff, manuscript "180", used with Panama 1892, 10c orange, corner fault, tied by "Agencia Subalterna de Correos, David" circular postmark on cover to Stockton Cal., endorsed "Via New York", reverse with "Transito, Panama, 31 May 1900" cds, red crayon "5", New York (6.13) backstamp and blue "96226" handstamp; light soiling, otherwise Very Fine. Scott No. Colombia F12 + Panama 18  Estimate $1,500 - 2,000. THE EARLIEST RECORDED REGISTERED COVER FROM DAVID, ONE OF ONLY THREE PRE-INDEPENDENCE USAGES KNOWN. $0 (Image)