Panama, (Via Colon) Colombia 1881, Registration, 10c red on orange, manuscript "6392" number, used with Colombia 10c orange (131) pair cancelled by purple "Bogota" oval handstamp on cover to London, blue "Barrarquilla/R" handstamp, blue "Transito, Colon, 15 Ago 1887" cds, New York (8.24) backstamp with registry exchange label affixed, red London (9.4) transit oval; some adherence on reverse, a Very Fine transit use. Scott No. Colombia F8 + 131  Estimate $200 - 300. $0 (Image)

Panama, 10c orange with "R Colon" and 2nd Colon Overprint, manuscript "4187" number, used with Panama 20c violet (19), corner fault, cancelled by purple target duplexed with "Colon, 15 Dic 1903" cds on cover to San Francisco Cal., New York (10.22) and San Francisco (12.28) backstamps; reduced a bit at left, Very Fine and scarce. Scott No. Panama F13 + 19  Estimate $300 - 400. $0 (Image)

Panama, 10c orange with "R Colon" and 3rd Colon Overprint, manuscript "415" number, registration stamp in pair with 10c yellow with 3rd Colon Overprint, tied by purple "Colon, 26 Ene 1904" duplex on Kee correspondence cover to San Francisco Cal., New York (2.2) and San Francisco (2.8) backstamps; minor edge wear and rounded corner, F.-V.F., a rare commercial use. Scott No. Panama F15 + 134  Estimate $300 - 400. $0 (Image)

Panama, 10c orange with "R Colon" and 4th Panama Overprint, manuscript "492" number, used with 20c violet with black 3rd Colon Overprint, tied by purple "Colon, 2 Feb 1904" duplex on cover with preprinted address to New York City, endorsed per S.S. "City of Washington", blue crayon "37", magenta New York (2.9) backstamps; some gum at left, Very Fine. Scott No. Panama F14 + 135  Estimate $300 - 400. $0 (Image)

Panama, 10c orange with "R Colon" and 4th Panama Overprint, manuscript "503" number, used with 10c yellow with 4th Panama Overprint, tied by purple "Colon, 2 Feb 1904" duplex to Chicago Ill., endorsed "Pr 'City of Washington' ", New York (2.9) and Chicago (2.11); small edge flaws, F.-V.F. Scott No. Panama F14 + 79  Estimate $200 - 300. $0 (Image)

Panama, 10c orange with "R Colon" and First Colon Overprint, manuscript "4374" number, used with First Colon Overprint 5c blue with "A.R., Colon" handstamp, 10c yellow, tied by purple "Colon, 29 Dic 1903" duplex on Kee correspondence cover to San Francisco Cal.; Chinese docketing at left, some edge wear, F.-V.F. and scarce use. Scott No. Panama F12 + 103 A.R., 104  Estimate $300 - 400. $0 (Image)

Panama, 10c orange with "R Colon" and First Colon Overprint, two singles, manuscript "4233" number below, used with 5c blue with First Colon Overprint, nat. s.e. at bottom, tied by targe cancel duplexed with "Colon, 15 Dic 1903" cds on blue domestic cover to Panama, manuscript "6 gs" weight marking, "Recomendados, Panama, 17 Dic" cds; opening fault and some file folds, F.-V.F., an unlisted use of the 5c. Scott No. Panama F12 var. + 103  Estimate $300 - 400. $0 (Image)

Panama, 1854-1906, Mail Via Panama and Canal Zone, group of five covers comprising 1854 Valparaiso to France with red "Panama/Transit" handstamp, 1885 Peru 20c provisional envelope to Bohemia, 1891 Panama Railroad Co. private use, 1899 Nicaragua registered use to US, and two 1906 Canal Zone registered usages to the US, also includes two stock certificates of the "Compagnie Universelle due Canal Interoceanique" and Panama Rail Road Co., Fine. Estimate  $400 - 600. $0 (Image)

Panama, 1887 Official Colon A.R. registered pink envelope, printed envelope with printed registered "R" box with manuscript no. "739" to Paris, France; Calais-Paris (6.11.87) railroad transit cds, reverse with Paris (6.12) arrival cds, Very Fine. Scott No. Panama F unlisted  Estimate $500 - 750. THE ONLY RECORDED EXAMPLE OF THIS OFFICIAL A.R. REGISTERED ENVELOPE RECORDED. $0 (Image)

Panama, 1888, Registration, 10c black on gray, blue "4282" handstamp, used with Panama 1887-88 5c black on blue, tied by "Panama, 27 May 1888" duplex on telegraph imprint cover to Barranquilla, red crayon "1", light paper clip stain, fold barely affects 5c, Very Fine and rare commercial domestic registered use. Scott No. Panama F1 + 10  Estimate $2,000 - 3,000. THE EARLIEST RECORDED USE OF THE NEW PANAMA F1 REGISTRY LABEL. In 1887, Colombia began issuing special stamps for use in the Department of Panama. They were needed because the silver peso that circulated there was not on par with the Colombian gold peso (and depreciated banknotes) that circulated in the rest of the country. The issue included a registration stamps, listed by Scott as Panama F1. $0 (Image)

Panama, 1888, Registration, 10c black on gray, blue "6817" handstamp, used with Panama 10c black on yellow (11), tied by "Panama, 2 Jul 1888" duplex on telegraph imprint cover to Venezuela, "Certificado" framed handstamp; minor paper loss at left, Very Fine. Scott No. Panama F1 + 11  Estimate $750 - 1,000. THE EARLIEST RECORDED USE OF THE NEW PANAMA F1 REGISTRY LABEL ON COVER ABROAD. $0 (Image)

Panama, 1888, Registration, 10c black on gray, blue "1359" handstamp, used with 1887 10c black on violet tied by "Panama, 5 Mar 1890" duplex on large cover to Sweden, blue Swedish Consulate of Panama oval backstamp, reverse with New York (3.14) transit and New York registry exchange label affixed, red crayon "50" and blue crayon "74" markings, Stockholm (3.27) arrival backstamp; two horizontal folds, one slightly affecting 20c, otherwise Very Fine. Scott No. Panama F1 + 12  Estimate $1,000 - 1,500. THE EARLIEST RECORDED USE OF THE 20C BLACK ON GRAY 1887-88 ISSUE ON COVER. $0 (Image)

Panama, 1888, Registration, 10c black on gray, red "2729" handstamp with additional strike on cover front, used with Panama 1887 10c black on yellow, two singles, tied by blue "Colon, 10 Sep 1888" duplex to Caracas, Venezuela; top edge with small repairs, Very Fine appearance. Scott No. Panama F1 + 11 (2)  Estimate $500 - 750. THIS IS THE EARLIEST PANAMA F1 COVER FROM COLON. The supply of Panama F1 sent to Colon was enough to last for five years, three years more than Panama. As a result, F1 is found on cover with stamps of both the 1887-1888 and 1892 Issues. $0 (Image)

Panama, 1888, Registration, 10c black on gray, blue "388" handstamp, used with Panama 5c blue (17) with provisional "A.R., Colon, Colombia" three-line handstamp and 10c orange (18) pair, tied by two strikes of purple "Colon, 28 Feb 1893" cds on clean cover to Fresno, Cal., New York (3.10) and Fresno (3.18) backstamps, Very Fine and attractive. Scott No. Panama F1 + A.R. prov., 18 pair  Estimate $300 - 400. $0 (Image)

Panama, 1892, 1c green, 2c rose, all tied by oval grid cancels on Tarjeta post card to France, "Consulat de France, Colon" cachet handstamp, scarce "Fuera de Valija" script handstamp (carried out of the bag), French "Ligne D, Paq. Fr. No. 1, 23 Avril 02" marking, Chateau-Thierry (5.30) arrival cds; 1¢ faulty corner, card crease, F.-V.F. Scott No. 15, 16 (2)  Estimate $300 - 400. $0 (Image)

Panama, 1898, Registration, 10c orange with "R Colon", bold blue handstamped overprint, used with Panama 1892, 10c orange, tied by blue "Colon, 3 Nov 1899" cds on cover to St. Lucia, West Indies, reverse with light toning, small part of flap missing, Fine and exceedingly rare destination. Scott No. Panama F2 + 18  Estimate $300 - 400. $0 (Image)

Panama, 1898, Registration, 10c yellow, used with Panama 1892 1c green, 2c rose pair, 5c blue, all tied by purple "Colon, 12 Nov 1898" cds on cover front only with preprinted address to Germany, endorsed " Via New York", "Registered" straightline handstamp, New York registry exchange label; edge tear at right, Very Fine and attractive. Scott No. Panama F2 + 15, 16 (2), 17  Estimate $500 - 750. THIS IS THE EARLIEST RECORDED USE OF PANAMA F2 ON COVER. $0 (Image)

Panama, 1900, Registration, 10c black on light blue, blue "2204" handstamp, used with Panama 1892 2c rose (16), tied by "Panama, 16 Mar 1900" duplex on blue local cover, reverse with "Recomendados, Panama, 16 Mar 1900" cds; reduced at left, Very Fine. Scott No. Panama F3 + 16  Estimate $750 - 1,000. THE EARLIEST RECORDED USE OF PANAMA F3 ON THE FIRST DAY OF SALE MARCH 16TH 1900. The provisional registered stamps were first place in use on March 16th 1900. $0 (Image)

Panama, 1900, Registration, 10c black on light blue, blue "2936" handstamp used with 1892 2c rose, strip of five, tied by "Panama, 26 Mar 1900" cds on buff Luria correspondence cover to Germany, New York (4.6) transit backstamp and registry exchange label affixed, Hamburg (4.16) arrival backstamp; small bit of flap missing, F.-V.F., ex-Helme. Scott No. Panama F3 + 16 (5)  Estimate $150 - 200. $0 (Image)

Panama, 1900, Registration, 10c black on light blue, blue "3663" handstamp, used with Panama 1c-1p (15-21) complete set, tied by multiple strikes of "Panama, 3 Abr 1900" duplex, endorsed "Via New York, reverse with New York (4.12) transit and New York registry exchange label, Lyon (4.23) arrival backstamp; cover tears at top left, otherwise Very Fine. Scott No. Panama F3 + 15-21  Estimate $1,000 - 1,500. ONE OF ONLY TWO RECORDED COMPLETE SETS OF 1892-96 ON REGISTERED COVER TO FRANCE. $0 (Image)

Panama, 1900, Registration, 10c black on light blue, blue "6215" handstamp, used with Colombia A.R. 5c vermilion (H2) and Panama 1895 20c violet (19), tied by "Panama, 16 Jul 1900" duplex on cover to Germany, red crayon "57" and blue crayon "2079" markings, New York (7.26) transit backstamp; some extra glue, Very Fine and rare A.R. registered F3 use. Scott No. Panama F3 + 19  Estimate $750 - 1,000. $0 (Image)

Panama, 1900, Registration, 10c black on light blue, manuscript "442" number, used with 1892 10c yellow (18) tied by "Panama, 19 Ene 1901" duplex on cover to Budapest, Hungary, red crayon "8", New York (2.1) backstamp and registry exchange label affixed, Budapest (2.13, 2.14) arrival backstamps, forwarded upon arrival locally, large crayon "10" on reverse, Very Fine, a scarce destination, ex-Helme. Scott No. Panama F3 + 18  Estimate $300 - 400. $0 (Image)

Panama, 1901, Registration, 10c brown red, blue "5147" handstamp, used with 1892 10c yellow horizontal pair, tied by "Panama, 24 Jun 1901" duplex to St. Louis Mo., reverse with New York (7.2) and St. Louis (7.4) backstamps; couple vertical fold, tiny edge tear at top just affects right 10c, F.-V.F. Scott No. Panama F4 + 18  Estimate $400 - 600. THIS IS THE EARLIEST RECORDED USE OF PANAMA 10C BROWN RED #F4. $0 (Image)

Panama, 1901, Registration, 10c brown red, blue "158" handstamp, used with Panama A.R. 1901, 5c blue and 1892-96 5c blue, 20c violet pair and 1p lake, tied by purple "Panama, 16 Dic 1901" duplexes on course linen package front to New York City, sender's "#2" notation indicating second mailing, red crayon "2" marking and partial purple "Due Cents" handstamp with blue crayon "15" cent due rating; 1p with nat. s.e. at bottom, Very Fine. Scott No. Panama F4 + H4, 17, 19 (2), 21  Estimate $1,000 - 1,500. ONE OF ONLY THREE RECORDED ON COVER USAGES OF PANAMA H4, AND ONE OF THE FEW RECORDED COMMERCIAL USAGES OF PANAMA 1896 1P LAKE. Late in 1901, the supply of Colombian A.R. stamps was exhausted. The 5c postage stamps were overprinted with magenta "A.R." oval handstamps and used as A.R. stamps. This stamp is listed as Scott H4. This is one of two similar examples mailed on the same day to this addressee. It was apparently found to be overweight in New York and marked 15¢ postage due from the addressee. $0 (Image)

Panama, 1901, Registration, 10c brown red, blue "841" handstamp, used with Panama A.R. 1901, 5c blue and 1892 20c violet, nat. s.e. at bottom, tied by "Panama, 27 Ene 1902" duplex on Panama Railroad Company imprint cover to New York City, red crayon "104" marking, purple New York (2.4) receiving backstamps and matching "444" registry handstamp; light vertical central fold through F4, Very Fine, prepaid at double the 10c UPU rate for 15-30 grams. Scott No. Panama F4 + H4, 19  Estimate $1,000 - 1,500. ONE OF ONLY THREE RECORDED ON COVER USAGES OF PANAMA H4, THIS IS THE ONLY RECORDED EXAMPLE ON A FULL COVER. $0 (Image)