1861-1880s fine duplicated collection on pages with extensive duplicated unused and used ranges with noted 1861 1d horizontal strip of three, rough perfs hinged mint, 1869 4d mint and used plus one on piece with four 1d, 1s brown mint and used, duplicated 1871 1d blacks used (22) and 6d (20), later 1875-78 6d green mint and used (9, six with accountancy handstamps) and a pair on part entire cancelled red 'A10', 1870s 1s rose-red and claret plus pair on front with red A10 obliterator, 1880 1d on half 6d unsevered pair used, 1881 1/2d on 6d hinged mint and 'One Penny' on 6d used, 1883-84 1s orange-vermilion horizontal pair hinged mint, 1885 1d on 2 1/2d on 1d mint (2, one with bottom right serif on one missing), 1885-93 duplicated issues including a sheet of 60 of 1/2d green, 5s mint (3) and used plus 'Kiderlen' cover, also with a packet of stockcards of Victorian issues with local cancels. Mostly good to fine, neatly displayed and written-up. (Image)

1862 (24 Dec) entire letter to London, bearing single franking 6d deep green tied 'A10' obliterator, weak cds at left, red London arrival of JA 14/ 63 at centre, light horizontal filing crease. Ex Jaffé (Image)

1865 (JU 8) envelope to London, bearing pair 6d deep green, pef 11-12.5 from 4th consignment tied by single 'A10' obliterator, faint red manuscript "11" to left with Saint Vincent cds alongside, red London arrival of JU 28, arrival backstamp. (Image)

1866 (AP 24) outer letter sheet to Paris franked 1861-62 1d. rose-red (2) and 6d deep green cancelled by unclear A10 handstamps, red London Paid date stamp overstriking St Vincent cds, arrival cds below (Image)

1867 (JU 26) "Duke de Polignac" outer letter sheet to Paris bearing 4d. blue pair cancelled by small A10 obliterator in the brownish ink known until January 1869, neat cds alongside, London Paid transit additionally tying the pair, Calais entry cds at left. Fine and attractive. (Image)

1868 (JA 09) "Duke du Polignac" outer letter sheet to Paris bearing 4d. blue perf 11 to 12.5 and 1s slate-grey perf 11 to 12.5 x 14 to 16 cancelled by small A10 obliterator in the brownish ink known until January 1869, neat cds alongside that just ties the 4d, London Paid transit, Calais entry cds at left. Fine and attractive. RPSL Cert (1961) (Image)

1863 (SP 24) entire letter to London, bearing pair 6d deep green, rough perfs from 3rd consignment tied by two 'A10' obliterators, red manuscript "11" at top, cds at left, red London arrival of OC 14/ 63 additionally tying one adhesive, light filing creases. Ex Jaffé (Image)

1869 (AU 25) "Polignac" outer letter sheet addressed to Paris franked perf 11-12.5 1d rose-red pair and 6d deep green cancelled by two A10 obliterators, faint red cds in association to left, red London Paid transit, Calais entry cds, part of reverse removed affecting arrival cancels, small fault bottom left of second 1d. (Image)

1866 (May) entire letter to London, bearing pair 6d deep green, rough perfs from 5th consignment tied by 'A10' obliterator, red manuscript "11" to left, unclear despatch cds, red London arrival of 30 MY, Ex Jaffé (Image)

Saint Vincent 1870 (JA 6) "Duke de Polignac" outer letter sheet to Paris bearing 4d. yellow and 1s indigo cancelled by single large A10 obliterator, unclear red cds to left, London Paid transit that additionally ties the 4d, Calais entry cds at left, red manuscript "1/3" at left for overseas part of postage. Fine and attractive, Ex Jaffé (Image)

1869 (DE 24) "Duke de Polignac" outer letter sheet to Paris bearing pair 4d. orange cancelled by single large A10 obliterator, red cds to left, red London Paid (12 JA), red manuscript "7" for the overseas charge, fine and attractive. (Image)

1871 (JU 24) envelope to London bearing single franking 1s brown cancelled by single unclear large A10 obliterator, red cds to left, red London arrival backstamp, some slight corner nibbles to envelope (Image)

1871 "Duke de Polignac" outer letter sheet to Paris bearing pair 1d. black and 6d green cancelled by two unclear A10 obliterators, unclear red cds to left and a red London Paid (11 DE) both additionally tying stamps, red manuscript "7" for the overseas charge, arrival backstamp, fine and attractive. (Image)

1877 (FE 9) entire to Washington DC bearing single franking 6d deep green tied by smudged red 'A10', red St Vincent cds to left, red manuscript "4" and New York Due 5 cts date stamp of Mar 1, reverse with St Thomas transit of FE 13, fine and attractive, Ex Jaffé (Image)

1877 (MY 2) envelope to Trinidad bearing single franking 6d. deep blue-green neatly tied by a red St Vincent cds that is repeated above, red crayon "4" at centre overstruck with Trinidad double arc of May 3, some repairs to envelope, fine appearance, Ex Jaffé. (Image)

1871 "Duke de Polignac" outer letter sheet to Paris bearing pair 1d rose-red of 10th consignment of February 1870, pair 1d black and 4d blue cancelled by five A10 obliterators, red St Vincent cds below and a red London Paid (11 AU), red manuscript "7" for the overseas charge, arrival backstamp, a fine and attractive three colour franking making up the 8d rate. (Image)

1871 (FE 9) mourning envelope to Demerara franked 6d deep green, perf 11 to 12.5 tied by 'A10' obliterator, red manuscript "4" below, red despatch cds, arrival backstamp, torn backflap with small part mising, a rare inter island mourning envelope. (Image)

1862 small neat envelope to London bearing fine strike of red Paid at St Vincent crown circle, endorsed "paid" with manuscript "5" alongside in red crayon, unclear St Vincent cds, arrival at centre of AU 13. The handstamp was brought into emergency use due to a shortage of 6d values and showed that the 1d internal and 5d packet letter had been paid. (Image)

1873 (JU 27) envelope to London bearing single franking 1s deep rose red tied bold A10 obliterator, red St vincent cds alongside and London Paid cds below, some slight ageing around perfs, attractive. (Image)

1879 (SP 27) envelope to London bearing single franking 1s vermilion tied by 'GB/40c' accountancy handstamp, black cds bottom left part overstruck by Lonodn Paid of 13 OC, roughly opened with small tear at top centre of envelope. (Image)

1884 envelope to London bearing single franking 1881 4d bright blue tied small A10 obliterator, unclear cds at left, arrival backstamp, some slight ageing on top perfs. (Image)

1880 5s rose-red, mint small part o.g., fine to very fine; cert. Behr (2016) (S.G. £1'200). (Image)

1881 4d on 1s bright vermilion, light "K" cds, very fine; cert. Behr (2016) (S.G. £850). (Image)

Saint Vincent 1883 (NO 8) registered cover to Winch Brothers, England bearing fine four colour franking consisting of 1/2d orange, 1d drab, 2 1/2d on 1d and 4d cancelled by two large A10 obliterators, red cds at left, London transit and Colchester arrival backstamp, envelope roughly opened with repairs front and back, still a striking cover (Image)

1883 (SP 28) envelope to Stuttgart, Germany bearing single franking 4d. wmk Crown CA tied by indistinct obliterator with red St Vincent cds bottom left, the envelope redirected to London with four different red London cds on front, reverse with small German cancel and manuscript redirection to Clapton that has been re-stated in blue on front by British P.O. and red crayon "3" charge raised, missing backflap and cut top right corner of envelope. (Image)