Leeward Islands: 1921-32 4s. die proof of country name and value tablet only, in black on glazed card (92 x 60mm), endorsed “BEFORE/STRIKING” and dated “6/3/22” in pencil. Photo. (Image1)

Leeward Islands: 1921-32 £1 black and red, mint, S.G. 80, cat. £225. Photo. (Image1)

Leeward Islands: 1935 Silver Jubilee 1s. showing ‘kite and horizontal log’ [Pl. 2B, R. 10/6], mint, lightly toned gum, otherwise fine. S.G. 91l, cat. £650. Photo. (Image1)

Leeward Islands: 1938-51 10s. bluish green and deep red on green and £1 brown-purple and black on red tied to piece by St Kitts “30 MY 41” c.d.s’s. S.G. 113, 114, cat. £590. Photo. (Image1)

Leeward Islands: 1938-51 10s. pale green and dull red on green and £1 brown-purple and black on salmon tied to piece by St Johns, Antigua “FE 5/45” c.d.s. (earliest known date for the £1) with registration label above. S.G. 113a, 114b, cat. £538. Photo. (Image1)

Leeward Islands: 1938-51 £1 purple and black on carmine used on 1948 (June 12) registered cover from St Kitts to Antigua officially resealed at top with label tied buy initialled “GENERAL POST OFFICE/(crown)/ANTIGUA” oval, minor cover faults. S.G. 114a. Photo. (Image1)

Leeward Islands: A Q.V. to K.G.V mint collection on Imperial pages incl. 1890 and 1897 to 1s., 1902 set, 1905 set, 1907 set, 1912 to 5s.,1921-29 set to 5s., etc., mainly fine. (83)

Leeward Islands: Various on leaves 1938-51 1d. scarlet “DI” flaw and 10s. unmounted mint, cancellations and covers with used in St Kitts 1899 Quebec Steamship Co envelope to Massachussetts, used in Barbuda 1926 registered cover to New York franked 5d. block of four, 1932 registered to Bristol with 3s., used in Montserrat, maritime mail, W.W.II censored etc. fair to fine.

Leeward Islands: A Q.V. to K.G.VI duplicated used accumulation in mixed condition in a stockbook sorted by cancellation. (few 100s)

Leeward Islands: Revenues: 1882 Dominica indenture, intact with 1882 issue Leeward Islands Fees stamps 6d. (4), 2s. and 5s. (3) with dated cancellations plus embossed 5s. Stamp Duty, faults but rare, from first year of use of the Fees stamps. Ex Medlicott.