"St. Kitts." type 5 postmark, very attractively handstamped in transit on October 24, 1794 folded letter from Antigua carried via St. Kitts to London, marked "P the Swift via Liverpool", rated "1/-" at upper right and backstamped January 5 on arrival, after 71 days of a maritime journey, a very fine and most rare postmark, with few items recorded; Robson Lowe 5. (Image)

Est. $1,000-1,500

"St Kitts" type 8 postmark, a very fine strike applied in transit on June 27, 1797 folded letter originating from Antigua and forwarded to St. Kitts for onward conveyance to London, endorsed "p Packet" and rated at 1s 8d in manuscript, receiving arrival c.d.s. on back, very rare; Robson Lowe 8. (Image)

Est. $750-1,000

"St. Kitts" small and medium fleurons, each separately applied on two 1812-33 folded letters to London and Edinburgh, the earlier rated at 2s, a very fine duo; Robson Lowe 15, 16. (Image)

Est. $150-200

"St Kitts/Paid" undated circular handstamp, neatly struck in red on envelope with contents to Norwich, prepaid in manuscript at 6d rate including 5d for the packet, the latter marked in red ink, redirected in England to Wimbledon, being previously franked with Great Britain 1858-79 1d Rose-red, tied by "Norwich/Ap 29/61" duplex , St-Kitts double-arc datestamp, together with London and Norwich c.d.s.'s on back, part upper back flap missing, a very scarce and interesting combination; Robson Lowe 23. (Image)

Est. $500-750

"St Kitts/Paid" undated circular handstamp, a clean strike on envelope, upper back flap lacking, to Paris, endorsed "affranchie" (franked), being prepaid with "7½" in red crayon, oval red "PD" handstamp, French entry at Calis and, on reverse, double arc "St-Kitts/Ap 11/1864" datestamp, very fine and rare; Robson Lowe 23. (Image)

Est. $400-500

Great Britain S.G. #Z1, 1858-60 1d Rose-red, a remarkable pair exhibiting two excellent strikes of "A12" barred oval cancellation, one being complete at left, superb and rare; 1983 B.P.A. certificate; S.G. £1,500+. (Image)

Est. $500-750

Great Britain S.G. #Z3, Z4, 1858-60 4d Rose, 6d Lilac, the 4d possessing an excellent color and freshness, superbly cancelled by "A12" obliterator, the 6d with minor faults and a blurred strike; S.G. £750. (Image)

Est. $300-400

Great Britain S.G. #Z4, Z5, 1858-60 6d Lilac and 1s Green, both on small piece and tied by complete and neat strikes of "A12" barred oval, very attractive as a result of these superb cancellations and the very scarce combination; 1983 B.P.A. certificate; S.G. £2,500+. (Image)

Est. $750-1,000