1836 Entire to London rated 4/4 showing a good strike of the straight-line "BAHAMAS" hs (type B3) on reverse and a red arrival of 6 JU 1836 across the join, carried by the non-standard route due to the late arrival of the Mexican packet via Haiti to St. Thomas and then per Falmouth packet "Alert", addressee erased otherwise fine, ex Urwick, Ludington and Freeland. (Image)

1836ca. undated entire to England rated "2/2" and corrected to "4/4", showing good strike of straight-line "BAHAMAS" hs (type B1), a good clean entire, scarce, ex Staircase (1999). (Image)

1842 Entire from Vera-Cruz to London and sent via the Bahamas, charged 1/- in manuscript, flap with good straight-line "BAHAMAS" hs (type B1) and London arrival cds, minor staining, fine, ex Charles Freeland. (Image)

1845 (Jan 31) Missionary entire from Nassau to London, rated 1/- for the single packet rate bearing a good strike of straight-line "BAHAMAS" hs (Proud PS8) in red (earliest known date for this mark), London PAID arrival, carried by vessel "Tay" via Bermuda, a little stained along central horizontal filing crease otherwise fine, ex Davis Wood and Ludington. (Image)

1846 Entire from Nassau to the Wesleyan Mission in London, rated 1/- , reverse showing a very fine "NASSAU / NEW PROVIDENCE" cds (Proud D1) of JU 18 1846 and London arrival, a little soiled, fine, ex Ludington. (Image)

1859 1d Brown-Lake plate proof top marginal pair on medium to thick and slightly transparent paper, mint o.g. very fine (Image)

1863-77 1d Carmine-lake, wmk Crown CC, perf. 12 1/2, on an undated inland envelope from an outer island to Nassau, cancelled by fine barred "27" with manuscript "Unclaimed" and unframed "ADVERTISED" in red at left, a very rare local rate cover, ex Ludington and Abaco (2010). (Image)

1942 Columbus £1 grey-green & black mint n.h. left marginal block of four, with variety "dots in 4 of 1492" on lower right stamp, toned gum, fine (S.G. £120+). (Image)