U.S. & Worldwide Stamps
June 27-28, 2012
| Images | Description | Current Bid |
 | Lot #917 BRITISH COMMONWEALTH JAMAICA 1826 (Sep 25) FL from St Elizabeths to Exeter, with straight line "Lacovia" (Lacovia is a town in St Elizabeth parish) departure postmark, letter actually posted on 4th December, with Jamaica datestamp, arrival docketing on back, fine  | Price Realized $160.00 |
 | Lot #918 BRITISH COMMONWEALTH JAMAICA 1859 (22 Aug) outer FL franked with GB pair of 4d rose, cancelled by "A 57", with faint Montego Bay departure datestamp on back, also Kingston Aug 24 ("4" inverted) arrival on front, filing folds and minor ageing, otherwise fine | Price Realized $180.00 |
 | Lot #919 BRITISH COMMONWEALTH JAMAICA 1885 2p slate, block of four, h.r., fine-v.f. (SG 20a)  *Catalog #20 Catalog Value £400 | Price Realized $180.00 |
 | Lot #920 BRITISH COMMONWEALTH JAMAICA 1920 1sh bright orange and orange, frame Inverted, bottom sheet margin single, perfectly centered, h.r., v.f. According to most accounts this frame inverted variety was discovered by a local collector at the small Post Office in Manchioneal, a village on the coast of Jamaica in March 1922. It is presumed that only one sheet of 60 must have had the error, with half the sheet going to Manchioneal and some being fiscally used, while, more than likely, the other half sheet going to Kingston, as a used copy of the error exists with a Kingston cancellation. Estimates vary among specialists as to the exact number of these errors that still exist (10-20). This beautiful example is accompanied by a 2004 Royal cert. (SG 85a) * Catalog #83a Catalog Value £30,000 | Price Realized $24,000.00 |
 | Lot #921 BRITISH COMMONWEALTH JAMAICA 1938-52 George VI, unexploded 2sh booklet (1 1/2d inland letter rate), cover creases and panes without gum, also three additional booklets, fine-v.f.  Catalog #SG SB9a,10,10a,13 Catalog Value £885 | Unsold |
