Panama, Colombia 1902, Registration, 20c red brown on blue, blue "4588" handstamp, four margins with small flaw, used with 10c orange (18) tied by "Panama, 13 Jul 1903" duplex on telegraph domestic cover to Bolivar, red crayon "1", purple Barranquilla (7.18) arrival cds, Very Fine and choice, a scarce domestic registered use. Scott No. Colombia F13 + Panama 18  Estimate $300 - 400. $0 (Image)

Panama, Colombia 1902, Registration, 20c red brown on blue, used with Colombia 10c blue on blue and Panama 1895 20c violet, later tied by purple "Colon, 18 Mar 1903" duplex on reverse of Panama Railroad Co. cover to Chicago Ill., United States, reverse with New York (3.25) transit and purple Chicago (3.27) arrival; minor filing hole at left, light toning, F.-V.F. Scott No. Colombia F13 + H3, Panama 19  Estimate $500 - 750. THE EARLIEST RECORDED USE OF THESE TWO STAMPS FROM ANY POST OFFICE IN THE DEPARTMENT OF PANAMA. Colon received a supply of Colombia F13 and H3 early in 1903. Although Panama also received Colombia F17, there is no indication that F17 was ever sent to Colon. $0 (Image)

Panama, Colombia 1902, Registration, 20c red brown on blue, blue "3852" handstamp, used with Colombia A.R. 10c blue (H3) tied by magenta "Panama, 15 Jun 1903" cds and Panama 1892 20c violet (19) tied by Colon duplex on cover to Cuba, reverse with New York (6.23) backstamp and Jun. 27th 1903 straightline; light filing hole at left, no flap, Very Fine. Scott No. Colombia F13 + 19  Estimate $200 - 300. $0 (Image)

Panama, Colombia 1902, Registration, 20c red brown on blue, used with Colombia A.R. 10c blue (H3), canceled by purple "A.R." handstamp and Panama 50c brown on pelure (14) vertical pair, perf flaws at bottom, tied by Colon circa Jun. 20th 1903 duplex on legal size cover from the Kee correspondence to San Francisco Cal., reverse with large customs label tied by New York (6.30.1903) registry oval, purple San Francisco (7.5) arrival backstamp; couple small edge tears, vertical crease at left affects registry and A.R. stamps, F.-V.F., The only recorded example of Scott 14 used from Colon. Scott No. Colombia F13 + Panama 14  Estimate $200 - 300. $0 (Image)

Panama, Colombia 1902, Registration, 20c red brown on blue, manuscript "554", used with Panama 1895 20c violet tied by purple "Bocas del Toro, 20 May 1903" cds on cover to San Francisco Cal., blue Mobile (5.25) transit backstamp with Mobile exchange label (FX-MO1) affixed, purple San Francisco (6.1) arrival backstamp, Chinese manuscript and handstamp docketing at right. Scott No. Colombia F13 + Panama 19  Estimate $500 - 750. Bocas del Toro received a supply of new Colombian stamps in 1903 that lasted until the middle of May 1904, which provided material to be overprinted and surcharged after independence. $0 (Image)