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| Country: St. Vincent Clear Subject: Numeral cancels Clear | Sort: Newest listed first |
;) | "A10" (village use), St. Vincent postmarks vertical red "A10" on horiz. pair QV ½d orange (SG.36), extremely rare on this issue. £60 |
;) | A10 used KINGSTOWN, St. Vincent postmark/cancel on 1877 QV 6d pale green (SG.23), very fine strikes in red ink seldom found. £60 |
;) | A10 used KINGSTOWN, St. Vincent postmark/cancel (PML.1) on 1858 GB QV 6d lilac (SG.Z4, Cat.£325), some faults. £60 |
;) | A10 used KINGSTOWN, St. Vincent postmark/cancel (PML.2) on 1881 QV ½d orange (SG.36). £5 |
;) | CA used CALLIAQUA, St. Vincent postmark/cancel in red ink dated JA 27 74 overstruck black horiz. "A10" (PML.4) on QV 4d yellow (SG.12, Cat.£160). £75 |
;) | Village pen-lines plus "A10" used KINGSTOWN, St. Vincent postmarks/cancels (PML.4) on 1871 QV 6d deep green upright star wmk (SG.16). £36 |
;) | A10 used KINGSTOWN, St. Vincent postmark on TRINIDAD stamp (PML.4), struck firmly on arrival as a "killer" due the indistinct TRINIDAD dbl-arc blending into the background of the Trinidad 1872 4d grey P.12½ (SG.71), tiny pin-hole. Exceedingly rare as this combination would not normally happen, let alone survive, almost certainly unique. £85 |
;) | A10 used KINGSTOWN, St. Vincent postmark/cancel (PML.1) on 1861 QV 1d rose-red (SG.1). £15 |
;) ;) | BARBADOS "USED ABROAD" U.P.U. POST CARD ACCEPTED IN ERROR AT DOMINICA 1886 use of Barbados QV 1½d brown UPU Post Card with cross-written text headed "Mar 29" pmk'd Dominica vertical "A07" at Roseau with C/AP 3 86 despatch cds alongside to Miss M.B. Clinckett, Rev. Canon Branch, The Rectory, Barrouallie, St. Vincent with only KINGSTOWN C/AP 8 86 arrival b/stamp, corner fault but a fine example of accepted mail which should not have been accepted without penalty. £275 |
;) ;) ;) | MISSENT or POST OFFICE KNOWS BEST, Dominica and St. Vincent postal history 1886 use of Dominica QV 1½d brown UPU Post Card with cross-written text headed "Dec 24" pmk'd vertical "A07" with C/DE 24 86 cds alongside to Miss M.B. Clinckett, Rev. Canon Branch, The Rectory, Barrouallie, St. Vincent with both KINGSTOWN and CALLIAQUA C/DE 30 86 transit and arrival cds alongside address panel. Barrouallie is situated 14 miles west of Kingstown on the Leeward coast whilst Calliaqua is about 8 miles east of Kingstown at the bottom of the island on the near Windward coast. £525 |
;) | A10 used GEORGETOWN, St. Vincent postmark/cancel (PML.3) in red ink on 1873 QV 6d deep blue-green (SG.19, Cat.£50). £60 |
;) | A10 used KINGSTOWN, St. Vincent postmark/cancel (PML.1) on 1861 QV 6d deep yellow-green (SG.2, Cat.£200), thinned. £24 |
;) | A10 (brown ink) used KINGSTOWN, St. Vincent postmark/cancel (PML.3) crisply struck in brown ink on 1866 QV 4d deep blue (SG.6), stamp with downward tear top left corner. The brown ink period is thought to be mid-October 1867 until the end of the year (PML handbook Page 86). £95 |
;) | A10 used KINGSTOWN, St. Vincent postmark/cancel in black on QV 6d deep green (SG.4) with red LONDON AP 13 75 arrival. RMSP Tagus arrived Plymouth AP 12 75. £18 |
;) | French postmarks on ST. VINCENT stamp Squares and numeral 4509 as arrivals on 1861 QV 1d rose-red (SG.1). £36 |
;) | A10 used GEORGETOWN, St. Vincent postmark/cancel (PML.5 in red) on 1880 QV 1d olive-green (SG.29), closed tear at lower right. £75 |
;) ;) ;) | EARLIEST KNOWN USE OF A ST. VINCENT STAMP and a first sailing date of use (Placed in POSTAL HISTORY section for convenience): This QV 1d rose-red Perf. 14 to 16 (SG.1) in the accepted paler shade of colour of the first printing, as mentioned PML handbook Page 27, came from the first delivery invoiced from London on 27 March 1861 (56,040 stamps plus 10,020 6d deep yellow-green, SG.2) with expected arrival on 8 April 1861. These adhesives were seemingly not immediately unpacked as known covers of AP 9 61 and AP 24 1861 to the UK are cancelled with the red “PAID AT ST. VINCENT” pre-stamp handstamp. The Stanley Gibbons catalogue lists 8 May 1861 for issue date of the two denominations, which may be true. This 1d adhesive was cancelled by horizontal “A10” (PML.1) on the 8th, 9th or 10th for the 10 May 1861 sailing, and travelled on R.M.S.P. Teviot collecting BARBADOES dbl-arc arrival dated MY 11 1861 making this the EARLIEST KNOWN USE OF A ST. VINCENT STAMP and a first sailing date. The first known adhesive cover bears a strip of three QV 1d, pair QV 6d pmk’d JU 8 1861 addressed to Norfolk, Virginia and travelled in through New Orleans being possibly the finest known American Civil War blockade running cover. The second delivery of the QV 1d rose-red was not invoiced until 22 July 1862 (28,020 stamps), slight thinning. £450 |
;) | A10 used KINSTOWN, St. Vincent postmark (PML.4) on 1869 QV 4d yellow (SG.12, Cat.£160). £40 |
;) | A10 used GEORGETOWN, St. Vincent postmark (PML.5) in red on QV 1d drab Crown CA REVERSED wmk (SG.39a). £18 |
;) | A10 used KINGSTOWN, St. Vincent postmark (PML.4) in red ink on 1873 QV 1/- lilac-rose (SG.20, Cat.£350) with tear at base from the mysterious band of use somewhere within the life of the later QV 1/- claret (SG.21) pmk'd red ink PML.4 period NO 28 1875 to DE 28 1876. The 1875 QV 1/- claret (SG.21, in use for approx. 17 months) is pmk’d at Kingstown firstly by black horiz. “A10” (PML.4), secondly by red ST. VINCENT cds, and thirdly by red horiz. “A10” (PML.4). The black PML.4 band stretches from JU 27 1872 (cover) to JU 24 1875 (red village “CH” overstruck black “A10”), the red ST. VINCENT band being JY 10 1875 to NO 9 1875 (covers), and the red PML.4 band being NO 28 1875 to DE 28 1876 (covers) giving way to the first 1/- vermilion (SG.24) cover of FE 28 1877 with continued cancelling by red PML.4. The last two bands might have been extended by loose village pmk’d stamps but when Kingstown switched to the red ink pad the overstriking was abandoned as the GPO did not want red overstruck red. (During the red PML.4 band covers to other BWI islands and the USA are found cancelled by red ST. VINCENT cds). £60 |