1907 (Jul 3) Printed envelope sent registered to Boston, bearing 1/2d pair, 1d and 2 1/2d neatly tied by George Town (type 4) cds correctly paying the registered 1oz non-Empire rate, type 1 "R" in oval at top left with US etiquette added, right 1/2d showing the R1/4 LP slotted frame variety though has missing perfs at lower right, part of backflap missing, only 258 ever printed of this variety, ex James Podger. (Image)

1907 (Oct 7) "Kinze" envelope sent registered to Germany bearing 1905 1d, 1s violet and green and the 1/2d on 1d provisional, tied by George Town cds (type 4), transit reg. handstamp of Tunas de Zaza (a small Cuban port) adjacent, with Havana reg'd handstamp and German arrival on reverse, an attractive and very scarce cover, ex James Podger. (Image)

1908 (Jun 30) Envelope sent registered to Boston bearing 4d and 1/4d pair tied by George Town JU 30 cds on the first day of issue of the 1/4d, also tied by "R" in oval and registration crayon, Kingston transit alongside, New York and Boston markings on reverse, envelope with faults but the only recorded First Day cover of the 1/4d, ex James Podger. (Image)

1908 (Jul 17) Envelope sent registered to the USA, bearing 1s wmk Crown CA tied by George Town (type 4) cds, Jamaica transit adjacent, probably overpaying the rate though a very scarce stamp on cover, ex Maisel and James Podger. (Image)

1908 (Oct 26) Envelope sent registered to Czechoslovakia bearing 2 1/2d, 1/4d block of four and 1d on 4d Revenue, correctly paying the 4 1/2d non-Empire registered rate, tied by Georgetown type 5 cds, cover slightly truncated at right not detracting from the attractive appearance, very rare postal usage of the revenue, one of only three covers recorded, ex James Podger. Note: Being a Revenue stamp and not authorised for postal use the 1d on 4d should have been disallowed and returned for the deficient 1/2d to be added as in the case of the other two covers each of which has a pair of 1/4d added on top of the registration crayon lines. The example in the Maisel sale Feb 2007 sold for $4312.50. (Image)

1909 (Aug 14) Envelope sent registered to Birmingham, Alabama, bearing 4d pair and 1/4d corner block of eight with sheet number in blue, tied by Georgetown (type 5) cds, Jamaica transit adjacent, Boston transit and Birmingham arrivals on reverse, an appealing cover, ex Marston and James Podger. (Image)

1913 Envelope to Georgetown bearing KEVII 1/2d green tied by very good boxed "EAST END / Grand Cayman / RURAL / Post Gollection" in violet (showing the misspelling of Collection), Georgetown receiver of FE 13 13 alongside, reverse with Boddentown transits, very fine and rare, ex James Podger. (Image)

1913 (Mar 1) 1d Postal Stationery envelope sent registered to Pittsburgh, uprated with 1/2d strip of three and a 2d, paying 2d postage and 2 1/2d registration, tied by Georgetown (type 5) cds, blue crayon GC above number registration cachet (type R4) below, reverse with Kingston, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh cds, some mounting flaws, an attractive mixed franking cover, ex Maisel and James Podger. (Image)

1915 (31 May) Envelope sent registered to Brazil bearing KEVII 1/2d pair, KEVII 1d and KGV 2 1/2d, neatly cancelled by two very fine strikes of East End type 2 cds, with ms Grand Cayman registration marking adjacent, several transits and Bahia arrival on reverse, a very attractive mixed colour franking of considerable scarcity paying the correct 4 1/2d rate, ex James Podger. (Image)

1915 (Jul 8) Envelope sent registered to the well known dealers W.T. Wilson in Birmingham, UK, bearing 5s neatly tied by Georgetown (type 5) cds with type R6 manuscript registration adjacent, reverse with a Kingston Jamaica registered transit and a Birmingham receiver, a very clean and attractive cover, ex James Podger. (Image)

1940 (Jan 31) Envelope to USA with hand coloured airmail stripes around the edge, bearing 2 1/2d neatly tied by "The Creek" cds, straight-line violet "CENSORED" at lower left (type CH2, used at Cayman Brac and The Creek), envelope reduced at left and some colour run at base, the earliest known date for this censor mark, ex James Podger. (Image)

1947 (Nov 3) Incoming first flight cover from Jamaica bearing 1d and 1 1/2d tied by Halfway-Tree cds, endorsed "First Official Flight Jamaica to Cayman Islands" in manuscript with typed "By Cayman Island Airways", reverse with Cayman Brac NO 18 cds, very fine, ex James Podger. Note: The service was abandoned and the few covers prepared were not flown. (Image)