1885 (Nov 23) St. Kitts 11/2d postal stationery postcard written by Police Constable Samuel E. Gumbs from "Police Station, Crocus Hill, Anguilla" to London, cancelled with "A12" numeral, St. Kitts c.d.s (dated NO 7 in error for NO 27) and London arrival c.d.s alongside. Repaired central file hole, otherwise fine and unique, the only recorded item of prepaid mail from Anguilla prior to the opening the Post Office on the island in 1900. Photo on Page 100. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image1)

1919 St. Kitts 2d size G registration envelope to USA bearing a 11/2d War Stamp, both stamps cancelled by the St. Kitts A12 duplex with code "AN", transit and arrival datestamps of St. Kitts, New York and Chicago. An early and scarce registered cover from Anguilla. Photo on Page 100. (Image1)

1929-32 St. Kitts 2d size G registration envelopes, the first to England franked St. Kitts 21/2d with St. Kitts and Plymouth transit datestamps and manuscript "No. 807"; the other to USA franked St. Kitts 1d + 21/2d, endorsed "From Mrs Robert B. Richardson, Anguilla, Long Bay" with manuscript "No. 590" and datestamps of St. Kitts, Boston and Battle Creek, Mich., both cancelled "ANGUILLA / VALLEY" c.d.s. (2).

1930-35 Covers bearing St. Kitts 1921-29 issue (4 covers) or 1935 Silver Jubilee 21/2d, all cancelled "ANGUILLA / VALLEY" c.d.s, including 1930 (Feb 14) cover to USA franked 1d + 1/- with label "FAM#6 Air Mail, The Valley, Anguilla to USA (via Antigua)", 1930 registered cover to G.B franked 1d + 11/2d + 21/2d with oval framed "R", 1933 "Panton" cover to Cayman Islands franked 1/2d with "T" and scarce circular "MISSENT / TO / BRITISH GUIANA" bearing Cayman Islands Centenary issue 1/2d (2) + 1d to collect the postage due charge, etc. (5).

1942-64 Covers with St. Kitts KGVI stamps (5 covers) or QEII stamps (5 covers) all cancelled "ANGUILLA / VALLEY" c.d.s, five registered including 1964 cover with "Old Road, St. Kitts" registration label altered in manuscript to "ANG". Also KEVII-QEII stamps (15), pieces (3, one with 1922 2/- pair) and fronts (3) cancelled by the St. Kitts A12 duplex with code "AN" (3 stamps) or the Anguilla Valley c.d.s. (10 covers + 21 stamps/pieces/fronts).

1967 (Sept) $1 Independent Anguilla overprint used. Very scarce, just 175 stamps overprinted. S.G. 14, å£750. Photo on Page 102. (Image1)

1969 Covers from G.B to Anguilla but returned by the British Post Office (2), one with a Returned Letter envelope and letter explaining that the postal service to Anguilla has been suspended; covers with G.B stamps cancelled at Field Post Office 1046 (17); and cover with cachets of H.M.S "Minerva" bearing Anguilla 25c cancelled "ANGUILLA AIRWAYS". Also crude 1967 "Free Angweela" labels (24) apparently produced to raise funds for an independent Anguilla. (20 covers + 24 labels).

Air Letters. 1968 St. Kitts air letters overprinted "Independent Anguilla" in red comprising 5c unused (2) and used (3), 15c unused and used; 1968 formula air letters used from Anguilla (2); and first regular issue for Anguilla issued in 1968 comprising 5c unused (2) and used, 15c unused (2). 4,040 St Kitts air letters were overprinted for Anguilla, the 15c value being much scarcer than the 5c. (14).

1967-1990s Covers (c.125), mainly 1967-70 period, some FDCs but the majority commercial, including "Independence January 1969" issue with registered covers bearing the 60c value (2 covers) or $1 value and piece from a registered parcel bearing $1 block of four (the values above 40c not listed by S.G. because they only recorded them used on FDCs), also Paquebot handstamps, Travelling Branch c.d.s, 1985 "MISSENT TO ANGUILLA", and various mainly mint stamps including 1970s 14c on 4c with surcharge inverted (2), etc. (125+).