1855 (Apr 4) Entire letter (in Italian) from Larnaca to Genoa, with superb strike of the "LARNACA" two line datestamp at upper right, "FRANCA" h/s at lower left and red "P.D.", arrival bs (21 APR 55) and 12/14 red crayon rating on upper flap which would open for display, light filing fold, fine, ex Warwick and Richardson (RL 6 July 1960 lot 19). (Image)

1855 (May 17) Entire letter (in Italian) from Larnaca to Genoa good strike of the "LARNACA" two-line datestamp at upper right as well as "FRANCA" and red P.D. handstamps at upper left, Genoa arrival cds (9 GIU 55) on upper flap and red 12/14 m/s rate mark on reverse, minor faults and creasing, still a fine cover, ex Warwick. (Image)

1857 (Jun 1) Entire letter (in Italian) from Larnaca to Genoa with mostly fine LARNACA two-line datestamp at upper right and very fine red D.A.a.L. (Diritto Austriaco Austriache Lire, indicating the amount due to the Austrian post office in Austrian Lira) at left, "21" rate crossed out and altered to 12/14 with 11 charged on arrival, boxed red Genova arrival on upper flap which opens well for display, filing fold but a very neat and clean cover, ex Warwick. (Image)

1859 (Feb 22) Entire letter (in Italian) from Larnaca to Livorno with very fine "LARNACA" two-line datestamp in BLUE, rated "20/15" in red crayon, Livorno arrival cds on lower flap (which opens perfectly for display), filing fold and small edge fault at left, still a fine and most attractive usage of this first Larnaca despatch postmark, very rare in blue, ex Warwick. (Image)

1866 (Jan 14) Wrapper from Larnaca to Trieste (Ralli correspondence) with fine "LARNACCA DI CIPRO" cds, rated 40 in blue crayon (unpaid double rate), red arrival backstamp, clean and neat. (Image)

1872 (Mar 12) Wrapper to Syros (Greece) pre-paid in cash with very fine "LARNACCA DI CIPRO" cds in brown and rated 20 in red crayon, franked on arrival Greece 20l blue Large Hermes head (four large margins) affixed for internal postage due, reverse with Lloyd Agency Smyrna and Syros backstamps, filing folds (one crossing the adhesive), still very fine and attractive, ex Warwick. (Image)