Falkland Islands: New Island: 1909 (Aug. 19) envelope from Henry Waldron of Beaver Island to C.B. Bragg in Birmingham franked 1d. cancelled by fine strike of rare type N.1 datestamp with "N. Is./19. 8. 09" inserted in manuscript by Postmaster Arthur C. Kirwan, with Oct. 2 arrival backstamp. Carried on the whaler "Swona" to Port Stanley and onward on board the "Orcoma". The earliest known date of this cancellation and one of just four known examples on cover or card. Ex Sawyer, T.P. Palmer, Stern, du Pont and Cottis. Photo (Image1)

Falkland Islands: New Island: 1912 (May 4) envelope to Signe Pedersen in NÌütterÌüy, Norway, the foreign countries rate paid by 1904-12 21/2d. deep blue, tied by fine N.2 c.d.s., vertical cover fold and slight staining. Rare usage of this difficult shade on cover, extremely rare from New Island. •ÈÀEx Riddell-Carre. Photo. (Image1)

Falkland Islands: New Island: 1912 (Nov. 2) envelope addressed to Tom Hennah at Port Stephens bearing 1d. (surface blemish) tied by light N.2 c.d.s., likely backdated. Ex Wordie and Cottis. (Image1)

Falkland Islands: New Island: 1913 (Nov. 8) real photographic postcard of the whaling factory ship "Ronald" and addressed to Texas by a Norwegian whaler with message headed "New Eiland 7/10.13", franked 1d. cancelled by type N.2 c.d.s., carried to Stanley via Fox Bay on the whaler "Hanka" and from there to Liverpool on the "Oronsa", slight ageing. R.P.S. certificate (2005) Ex Cottis. Photo. (Image1)

Falkland Islands: New Island: 1915 (Nov. 3) 1d. stationery card cancelled by superb type N.2 c.d.s., addressed to Tom Binnie in Stanley with message regarding bell wire, etc., filing spike puncture and slight staining, rare commercial usage. Ex Riddell-Carre. Photo. (Image1)

Falkland Islands: New Island: 1916 (May 24) scarce commercial whaler's cover to Norway franked at foreign rate by 1912-20 21/2d. tied by clear type N.2 c.d.s. with Sandefjord July 20 machine arrival on reverse, vertical tear on opening. Carried on the "Scapa" to Stanley, thereafter by the "California". Ex Cottis. Photo. (Image1)