Cuba mint and used collection of a couple thousand mostly different to the 1970’ in a stockbook. Mostly mint to the communist period then virtually all mint. Many complete sets in the 20th century plus some revenues and telegraphs in the back. Mostly F-VF. (Image)

1851 stampless cover having its original letter cancelled in Havana. It was mailed to Paris. An interesting example of Spanish colonial postal history. (Image)

1826 stampless cover having its original letter written in English and “Ship 6” cancel from Havana. It was mailed to Boston. A motivating early Spanish colonial postal history example. (Image)

1843 stampless cover “Villa Clara” Type III. It has a receiving mark Baeza. The cover appears to have been in an exhibit. (Image)

1864 stampless cover having its original letter written in English cancel “Steamship 10’. It was mailed to Newport, Rhode Island. (Image)

1870 stampless cover having its original letter written in English cancel “NY Steamship 10” from Santiago. It was mailed to New York City. (Image)

1869 stampless cover having its original letter written in English cancel “NY Steamship 10” from Havana. It was mailed to Boston. (Image)

1842 stampless cover mailed from Sancti Spiritus which at this time was a sub-administration depending of the Puerto Principe (Camaguey) administration. It was mailed to Havana and appears to have been in an exhibit. (Image)