1859 (Aug 26). Wrapper to Paris, France, with 1858 1d slate blue with good to large margins, neatly tied by "1 LIMA 3" obliterator, sent from the British P.O. in Callao AU 27 then carried by PSNC packet via Panama to Colon and put onboard RMSPC SS "Thames" to St. Thomas, transferred to SS "La Plata" to Southampton, via London, Calais and arriving in Paris, with Anglo-French Treaty 2F87c accountancy hs and "12" decimes charge; extremely fine cover. (Image)

1867 (April 22). Cover from Callao to France, with 1862-63 1 dinero red, fine to large margins, neatly tied by a very fine strike of the French maritime "PANAMA / PAQ. FR. A No3" octagonal ds in transit from Panama after being taken there by British mail (PSNC) with "PANAMA / 30 AP 1867 / TRANSIT" ds, carried aboard Line "A" French packet "Layfayette" arriving in St. Nazaire, with "12" decimes charge hs and Bordeaux arrival backstamp, very fine and fresh; probably unique with this French ship mail datestamp cancelling a Peru stamp. (Image)