REST OF THE WORLD, ST VINCENT

Lot 1256		Estimate: $100 1900-1960s rage of OHMS covers, with 1900 registered cover to Paris with 1890-94 4d Yellow and 6d Violet tied by Kingstown cds (two vertical folds), others all stampless with many addressed locally to the Postmaster at G.P.O. and with range of village datestamps, some registered (with manuscript registration details). Some with faults and a few are cut down, but an interesting lot (21)
Lot 1257		Estimate: $75 1918-1970s range of commercial covers, mostly KGVI and QEII, and showing a wide variety of rates and destinations, about half is from 1970s including Grenadines of St. Vincent issues. A few faults but generally fine (45)
Lot 1258		Estimate: $120 1927 (27 Oct) registered 'Marshall' cover to Manchester franked 3d KGV pair tied by Union Island cds and with straight-line 'REGISTERED', 'R' in oval and black registration label (partly over straight-line marking) added in transit at Kingstown, oval 'REGISTERED/PLYMOUTH' backstamp. Fine and very scarce
Lot 1259		Estimate: $100 1928 (3 Feb) registered 'Marshall' cover to Manchester franked KGV 5d pair tied by Stubbs cds and with straight-line 'REGISTERED', 'R' in oval and black registration label added at Kingstown. Fine and scarce
Lot 1260		Estimate: $100 1929 (3 Dec) registered 'Marshall' cover to Manchester franked 6d KGV tied by Cumberland cds and with straight-line 'REGISTERED' (fine), 'R' in oval and black registration label added in transit at Kingstown, oval 'REGISTERED/PLYMOUTH' backstamp. Very fine and scarce
Lot 1261		Estimate: $120 1932 (2 May) registered cover to Washington State, USA franked 1d and 3d KGV tied by Bequia cds, accompanied by straight-line 'REGISTERED' (fine), 'R' in oval and black registration label added in transit at Kingstown, New York and Tacoma oval registration backstamps. Fine and very scarce
Lot 1262		Estimate: $90 Realised Price : $70 1947 and 1950 covers addressed locally at the 4c rate and sent from various village post offices with stamps cancelled by the appropriate datestamps. Fifteen different post offices are represented, there is some duplication, and a few covers have some toning (21)