1774 Entire letter from Wolverhampton to Jamaica endorsed "P. the Dawkins Capt. Stupart" privately carried and posted upon arrival, backstamped "KING / STON", no postal rate shown, fine and unusual.

1774-1837 Entire letters to G.B, handstamps include 1786 "JAMAICA", oval "Ship Letter / (crown) / JAMAICA" (2), albino "GOSHEN / JA" with green boxed Scottish additional "1/2" applied upon arrival at Falmouth, and Ship Letters of Gravesend (S1) or Deal. (6).

1861-1969 Covers and cards including c.1905-20 picture postcards (40), 1861 entire letter from New York to Guadeloupe with New York F.A.C posted in Jamaica franked 4d, WW2 censors, etc., some faults. (110).

1915 1/2d Postal stationery postcard and a stampless cover with enclosed letter both from German internees in Up Park Camp to the USA, handstamped violet boxed "PASSED CENSOR" and "FREE / Letter of Prisoner of War", datestamps of Cross Roads, the cover also with violet boxed "Answer to be addressed to / P. of W. Brigade Office / Jamaica"; the postcard with a postage due handstamp crossed out, a few cover faults. (2).

Booklets. 1935 2/- Exploded booklet containing four panes of six 1d Silver Jubilee stamps and eight interleaving pages with postal rates or adverts, the pink card covers with adverts on both sides, rusting to the original staples causing rust faults to the pane selvedge and left side of the covers and interleaving pages, the interleaving pages all also with a little staining, still a reasonable and complete example of this uncommon booklet. S.G. SB8, å£1,500.