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Los 3316

400,00 EUR

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1782, letter from Jamaica to London, entire letter dated 18 April 1782 from Ralph Fisher on the William Philip Perrin estates, addressed to

1782, letter from Jamaica to London, entire letter dated 18 April 1782 from Ralph Fisher on the William Philip Perrin estates, addressed to William Philip Perrin Esqre care of Mrs. Davidson & Graham, carried unpaid via British packet, manuscript routing instruction Per Packet at lower left, rated 1/– in manuscript at top right indicating single-rate transatlantic postage due, endorsed 2 copies with note stating one sent to brother in Glasgow, bold straight-line JAMAICA handstamp on reverse in black, red wax seal partially intact, light staining at lower right, early transatlantic plantation correspondence during the American Revolutionary War period, significant for documented duplicate dispatch and British West Indies estate origin, XF! Estimate 800€.

Los 3317

380,00 EUR

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1804, Kingston to London, entire letter dated 29 January 1804, addressed to Monsieur le chevalier de Lapelouze, colonel d'infanterie au

1804, Kingston to London, entire letter dated 29 January 1804, addressed to Monsieur le chevalier de Lapelouze, colonel d'infanterie au service du Roy de France, East Street off Manchester Square, carried unpaid via packet, manuscript postage due 1/8, red origin postmark KINGSTON JAMAICA JA 29 1804 on reverse, British receiver mark 2 O'Clock JA 29 also on reverse, no additional transit markings, rare early Napoleonic-era correspondence from Kingston to French royalist officer in exile in London, important historical context of émigré military in British service, VF-XF! Estimate 800€.

Los 3318

60,00 EUR

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1845, Port Maria to London, entire letter dated 19 August 1845, addressed to Reverend J. Angus A.M. at 33 Moorgate Street, carried unpaid

1845, Port Maria to London, entire letter dated 19 August 1845, addressed to Reverend J. Angus A.M. at 33 Moorgate Street, carried unpaid via British packet, manuscript routing instruction Packet at top left, rated 1/2 in manuscript for transatlantic postage due, origin postmark PORT MARIA AU 19 1845 in black, arrival LONDON SP 19 1845 in red, privately carried colonial correspondence from Jamaica to England, full letter enclosed, from the renowned Urwick collection, VF-XF! Estimate 300€.

Los 3319

450,00 EUR

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1845, Spanish Town to Edinburgh, redirected to London, folded letter dated 7 JAN 1845, carried unpaid as indicated by large POSTAGE TO

1845, Spanish Town to Edinburgh, redirected to London, folded letter dated 7 JAN 1845, carried unpaid as indicated by large POSTAGE TO EDINBURGH NOT PAID handstamp, reverse shows SPANISH TOWN JAMAICA JA 7 1845 dispatch, KINGSTON JA 8 1845 transit, and red London and Edinburgh arrival backstamps, manuscript postage due marked 1/2, later corrected to 1/3 to account for redirection surcharge, reflecting the British Colonial Packet Rate of 1 shilling 2 pence for unpaid transatlantic mail via Falmouth plus 1 penny inland postage for forwarding within the UK, original address to Edinburgh struck through and redirected to London, scarce early transatlantic cover showing rerated postage and complete routing marks, XF! Estimate 800€.

Los 3320

40,00 EUR

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1854, Rodney Hall to Berwick on Tweed via Kingston and London, entire letter dated November 1854, addressed to Mrs. Hume care of Mr.

1854, Rodney Hall to Berwick on Tweed via Kingston and London, entire letter dated November 1854, addressed to Mrs. Hume care of Mr. Morton, carried unpaid via British packet, origin postmark RODNEY HALL JAMAICA NO 9 1854, transit postmark KINGSTON JAMAICA NO 10 1854, further transit LONDON NO 29 1854, arrival BERWICK STATION DE 2 1854, manuscript rate 6 indicating postage due on delivery, no adhesive franking, rural correspondence from interior Jamaica routed via Kingston to northern England, well-preserved cover with full sequence of dated handstamps, XF! Estimate 200€.

Los 3321

450,00 EUR

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1798, St. Thomas in the East to Edinburgh redirected to Hythe, entire letter dated 1798, carried unpaid via British packet, manuscript

1798, St. Thomas in the East to Edinburgh redirected to Hythe, entire letter dated 1798, carried unpaid via British packet, manuscript routing instruction Per Packet at lower left, addressed to David Mitchell care of Mr. Warden, forwarding instruction to Hythe via Tynemouth, red circular LONDON transit handstamp dated OC 25 on front, straight-line JAMAICA and black circular LONDON OC 22 98 transit markings on reverse, original manuscript rate 2/2 corrected to 2/4 then 2/6 indicating progressive rerating for transatlantic and inland forwarding charges, multiple manuscript routing notations including Item over and By Lufan Angus, early redirected correspondence from Jamaican plantation region showing complex postal treatment and multi-stage handling, classic and scarce British West Indies packet letter with full postal history context, VF-XF! Estimate 800€.

Los 3322

600,00 EUR

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1807, Kingston to Dunbeath via London and Dublin, redirected to Middleton near Cork (Youghal), folded letter dated 1807, showing partial

1807, Kingston to Dunbeath via London and Dublin, redirected to Middleton near Cork (Youghal), folded letter dated 1807, showing partial red KINGSTON JAMAICA dispatch CDS, red London and Dublin transit backstamps, boxed DUNBEATH arrival handstamp indicating original destination in Scotland, top right manuscript "2/8" (2 shillings and 8 pence) postage due representing 1 shilling transatlantic packet rate plus 1 shilling 8 pence inland forwarding charges, manuscript routing change "at Midleton near Cork" confirms redirection within Ireland, reverse also bears faint JAMAICA marking verifying origin, address line struck through and readdressed, outstanding early example of redirected transatlantic mail from Jamaica during the Napoleonic era, very scarce with clear postal history and full multi-country routing, XF! Estimate 1.400€.

Los 3323

360,00 EUR

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1819, Orange Hill Estate to St John's Clauchan by New Galloway, entire letter dated 17 July 1819, carried unpaid via packet, manuscript

1819, Orange Hill Estate to St John's Clauchan by New Galloway, entire letter dated 17 July 1819, carried unpaid via packet, manuscript routing instruction a packet to sail at lower left, original manuscript rate One Sheet 1/2 at top right corrected to 2/5 indicating double-weight transatlantic postage due, no postal markings aside from rate and routing, early colonial correspondence from Jamaican plantation to rural Scottish destination, full letter enclosed, classic example of early British West Indies packet letter with manuscript re-rating and plantation origin, XF! Estimate 800€.

Los 3324

450,00 EUR

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1845, Montauban to Mandeville, Jamaica via Calais and London, folded letter dated 12 NOV 1845, prepaid as indicated by boxed red PD marking

1845, Montauban to Mandeville, Jamaica via Calais and London, folded letter dated 12 NOV 1845, prepaid as indicated by boxed red PD marking and manuscript "2" at upper left denoting double-weight (2 sheets) rate, routing endorsement "by Packet for the West Indies" at lower left, red MONTAUBAN 12 NOV 45 dispatch CDS, boxed red "PAYS D'OUTREMER PAR LE HAVRE" marking, blue CALAIS transit CDS on reverse, manuscript postage calculation showing 10 decimes French inland postage plus 12 decimes British/packet fee = 22 decimes total, reverse also bears a struck-through "15" U.S. rate marking, indicating initial misrouting via American accounting—later corrected as the letter was properly routed via England, addressed to Rev. Francis R. Holland, Mandeville P.O., Manchester Parish, Jamaica, rare fully prepaid French transatlantic cover to the British West Indies with route and tax correction, XF! Estimate 800€.