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181 c, entire, etc. imageBermuda: A group of documents from the William Perot estate apparently from a Trust Department of the Butterfield Bank in Hamilton headed Mrs Maude E..L.Taylor (whose family is understood to have intermarried with the Perot family) and dated 1968, (with 2005 covering letter from David Muscott providing background information), 1825 letter signed by Perot, 1837 receipt signed by the Treasurer of the Bermuda Flour and Bread Company for £10 for a share purchase, 1838 letter from the Governor, Stephen Chapman, confirming the appointment of Perot as Postmaster, 1839 large wrapper addressed to Perot, 1842 contract for a purchase signed by Perot, 1850 Power of Attorney to William Perot by John Perot etc. (14 items) Photo. (Image1)

Est. £4,000-5,000


Closing..Sep-25, 03:00 AM EST.
182 c, entire, etc. imageBermuda: 1842 (July 22) wrapper inscribed ‘William B Perot/Postmaster for Hamilton/Commission 22 July 1842’ and believed to have previously contained a document confirming his third appointment as Postmaster, also 1857 (July 17) manuscript petition for a grant of land at Spanish Point signed by Perot (and others), fine. (2 items) Photo. (Image1)

Est. £250-300


Closing..Sep-25, 03:00 AM EST.
183 c, entire, etc. imageBermuda: 1843 (Jan. 2) slightly reduced entire letter to Glasgow endorsed “RM Steamer” at lower left and with “HAMILTON/BERMUDA” (type PM4; error “JY” [July] for January) in black and “0 BERMUDA 0/PAID” (type P1) in red datestamps and part framed Glasgow arrival datestamp endorsed “Paid 4d/More to Pay 8d” and very unusual thus, fine. Ex Ulrich and Dickgiesser. Photo. (Image1)

Est. £700-750


Closing..Sep-25, 03:00 AM EST.
184 c, entire, etc. imageBermuda: 1843 (Aug. 31) entire letter (a few faults) to England, with “BERMUDA” fleuron (type PM2) datestamp, London transit c.d.s and Romsey double-arc “A” code arrival c.d.s. Carried on the Velocity to Halifax and the Britannia to Liverpool. Content (with typed transcript) by a Henry Murray “We have been very sickly during the hot months the yellow fever having been imported from the West Indies....The 1st Battalion at the other end of the Islands have been pretty healthy....I have mentioned our having some sickness here to my mother lest she might first see it in the papers, but did not say it was the yellow fever” also 1841 (Oct. 15) datelined at Bermuda apparently carried privately initially endorsed ‘p Patrick......’ but deleted and endorsed ‘p Britannia’ and posted on arrival in Liverpool where rated ‘1/-’ and with an oval “AMERICA/L” mark applied and London datestamps on reverse. (2 items) Photo. (Image1)

Est. £200-250


Closing..Sep-25, 03:00 AM EST.
185 c, entire, etc. imageBermuda: 1843 (Nov. 6) reduced entire letter to London endorsed ‘p Packet/via Halifax’ rated ‘1/-’ with “HAMILTON/BERMUDA” (type PM4) datestamp in black and London c.d.s. both on reverse. Datelined on Turks Island and probably carried on the “Margaret” to Halifax and on the “Britannia” to Liverpool, very fine. Photo. (Image1)

Est. £200-250


Closing..Sep-25, 03:00 AM EST.
186 c, entire, etc. imageBermuda: 1843 (Nov. 20) entire letter to Guernsey endorsed “Paid 1/-” at top and with “BERMUDA/PAID” (type PM4) and London tombstone Paid datestamps and the reverse with “HAMILTON/BERMUDA” and “GUERNSEY” double arc datestamps. Probably carried on the Thames to Southampton, having commenced from Tampico (Mexico), attractive and unusual. Photo. (Image1)

Est. £1,200-1,400


Closing..Sep-25, 03:00 AM EST.
187 c, entire, etc. imageBermuda: 1844 (May 4) envelope to Glasgow endorsed “prepaid paid 1/-” at top and with “BERMUDA/PAID” (type PM4) datestamp with “HAMILTON/BERMUDA” and octagonal “GLASGOW” arrival datestamps on reverse. Probably carried on the “Velocity” to Halifax and “Hibernia” to Liverpool. Photo. (Image1)

Est. £150-180


Closing..Sep-25, 03:00 AM EST.
188 c, entire, etc. imageBermuda: 1845 (Mar. 26) wrapper (a few faults) to London, endorsed “Paid”, rated “1/-’” with “BERMUDA/ PAID” and London Paid datestamps in red and showing on the reverse the very rare “IRELAND/ISLE” (type PM4) c.d.s. in black with red London May 14 arrival. Ex Hamilton and Longtail collections. Photo. (Image1)

Est. £1,000-1,200


Closing..Sep-25, 03:00 AM EST.
189 c, entire, etc. imageBermuda: 1846 (Jan. 12) entire letter to Guernsey rated ‘1/- at top and with “HAMILTON/BERMUDA” (type PM4) datestamp and with a London c.d.s. and Guernsey double arc datestamps on reverse . Probably carried on the “Trent” to Southampton, mostly fine. Photo. (Image1)

Est. £100-120


Closing..Sep-25, 03:00 AM EST.
190 c, entire, etc. imageBermuda: 1846 (Sept. 20) entire letter (small faults) to Jamaica with “ISLAND-ISLE/BERMUDA” (type PM5) and “KINGSTON/JAMAICA” double-arc datestamps on reverse and rated ‘8’(d). Content by a William Jack and datelined at Bermuda Yard, to his mother “....if you decide on returning to Bermuda I can offer you a home with me as long as I hold my present situation..... Photo. (Image1)

Est. £300-350


Closing..Sep-25, 03:00 AM EST.
191 c, entire, etc. imageBermuda: 1846 (Oct. 9) and 1847 (Apr. 23) entire letters to London each rated ‘1/-’ and with “HAMILTON/BERMUDA” (type PM4) datestamp in black and London arrival c.d.s. in red on the reverse, mostly fine. (2 items) Photo. (Image1)

Est. £200-220


Closing..Sep-25, 03:00 AM EST.
192 c, entire, etc. imageBermuda: 1848 (June) entire letter (a few faults) to Scotland with rare “PAID/AT/ST GEORGES BERMUDA” mark, weak in places, rated ‘1/-’ and endorsed ‘Prepaid’ with St Georges and Stirling arrival double arc datestamps on the reverse, a seldom seen mark. Ex Baron Leuhusen (2003). S.G. CC1. Photo. (Image1)

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Est. £700-750


Closing..Sep-25, 03:00 AM EST.
193 c, entire, etc. imageBermuda: 1849 (Jan. 17, May 21) entire letter or wrapper to London each rated ‘1/-’ with “ST GEORGES/BERMUDA” (type PM5) double-arc datestamps and London c.d.s. all on reverse. (2 items) Photo. (Image1)

Est. £120-150


Closing..Sep-25, 03:00 AM EST.
194 c, entire, etc. Bermuda: 1852 (Aug. 2) entire letter to Bermuda, datelined at Barbados with content concerning property on Bermuda, rated ‘4’(d) as an incoming charge and with “BERMUDA/SHIP LETTER” (type S5) in red, mostly fine. Major exhibition item, believed to be the only surviving example. Ex Ludington (1999). Photo

Est. £1,200-1,400


Closing..Sep-25, 03:00 AM EST.
195 c, entire, etc. Bermuda: 1853-62 entire letters or wrapper to Edinburgh (2, each rated “6”(d) or Hamilton (no rate marks) with the “ST GEORGES-BERMUDA/PAID” double arc c.d.s (type P3 and identified subtypes I and II, two or three of each, the latter in use May 1861-Jan. 1863), mixed condition. (5 items)

Est. £250-300


Closing..Sep-25, 03:00 AM EST.
196 c, entire, etc. imageBermuda: 1853 (Dec. 2) envelope to New York, unusual thus, endorsed “[per] Merlin” at lower left and rated ‘1/-’ prepaid with crowned circle “PAID/AT/HAMILTON/BERMUDA”, very legible strike and with inwards circular “STEAMSHIP/10” charge mark applied in New York., the reverse with “HAMILTON/BERMUDA” (type PM 4) S.G. CC3. Photo. (Image1)

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Est. £800-900


Closing..Sep-25, 03:00 AM EST.
197 c, entire, etc. imageBermuda: 1855 (July 24) mourning envelope (small rear tear) to St Georges with “HAMILTON/BERMUDA” (type PM4) datestamp in red, very fine. Photo. (Image1)

Est. £300-350


Closing..Sep-25, 03:00 AM EST.
198 c, entire, etc. imageBermuda: 1856 (ca.) wrapper to Hamilton endorsed “per Brigant Griffin Capt Webb/via Baltimore” at top with oval “FORWARDED/By/JOSEPH C.YATES/BALTIMORE” agent’s cachet on reverse and incoming “BERMUDA/SHIP LETTER” (type S1) and rated “4”(d) incoming charge at right, rare and attractive. Photo. (Image1)

Est. £1,800-2,000


Closing..Sep-25, 03:00 AM EST.
199 c, entire, etc. imageBermuda: 1860 (Oct.) mourning envelope to Leicester with “6d” mark, endorsed “Paid” at lower left and with very fine crowned circle “PAID/AT/IRELAND ISLE BERMUDA” handstamp also at lower left and with matching “ISLAND ISLE/BERMUDA” (PM5) double-arc and Leicester arrival c.d.s. on reverse, exhibition quality. S.G. CC2, cat. £7,500 (on cover). Photo. (Image1)

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Est. £3,500-4,000


Closing..Sep-25, 03:00 AM EST.
200 c, entire, etc. imageBermuda: 1862 (July 2) local envelope, a few faults, to St Georges endorsed ‘per Empire’ at upper left, rated “4”(d) as an incoming charge and with “BERMUDA/SHIP LETTER” (type S2) in red, the reverse with “HAMILTON/BERMUDA” (type PM4) datestamp. Photo. (Image1)

Est. £300-350


Closing..Sep-25, 03:00 AM EST.

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