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;) ;) | "Full extra tree-trunk" variety, BAHAMAS postal history 1919 reg. cover to Port Washington, New York with pair 1918 3d purple/yellow ovp'd "WAR TAX" (SG.94) pmk'd Nassau 7 MAR 19, the left stamp showing the full extra tree-trunk" variety. £80 |
;) | BAHAMAS postal history 1968 cover to Mr. Santa Claus c/o Maura's Toy Land, Nassau pmk'd Freeport 3 DEC 66. Flight time Freeport to Nassau 37 minutes, distance 207km so airmail envelope appropriate. £16 |
;) | BAHAMAS postal history 1918 covers (3) posted Nassau 4 JUN, 13 JUN, 20 JUN 18 chasing Private Bruce M. Maura 35616 of the 6th Somerset Light Infantry C Company 12 Platoon. £80 |
;) | CANADA to BAHAMAS postal history 1917 cover to Nassau with Canada KGV 2c + 1c pmk'd Ottawa OC 5 17 with Bahamas 5d SPECIAL DELIVERY tied Nassau 21 OCT 17 cds. £90 |
;) | HARBOUR ISLAND Full cover pmk'd 11 MAR 18 with Nassau tourism handstamp and red 1464 tracking to London, b/stamped Nassau 14 MAR 18 £30 |
;) | TARPUM BAY Full cover pmk'd 2 MAR 18 with Nassau tourism handstamp and red 247 tracking to London, b/stamped Nassau 9 MAR 18 £25 |
;) | BAHAMAS full cover with U.S. Washington 3c pmk'd Benton Park Saint Louis JUL 2 1918 to the Bahamas with pmk'd 5d SPECIAL DELIVERY, b/stamped Nassau 17 JUL 18. £75 |
;) | SAN SALVADOR, Bahamas full local FDC pmk'd */OC 12 42, b/stamped Nassau. £12 |
;) | SAN SALVADOR, Bahamas full local FDC pmk'd */OC 12 42, b/stamped Nassau. £15 |
;) ;) | BAHAMAS postal history 1918 cover to a Private in the 3rd Somerset Light Infantry, Palace Barracks, Holywood, Nr. Belfast, Ireland, forwarded initially from London 27 JU 18 by The West Indian Contingent Committee (per b/stamp), with KGV 1d WAR TAX and 1d Red Cross showing "full extra tree-trunk" variety pmk'd Nassau 4 JUN 18 £140 |
;) ;) | THE BIGHT, Bahamas postal history (T.1) arrival dated reversed C/AP 7 91 (year error for 01) on TRANSVAAL 1d V.R.I. Briefkaart pmk'd BOKSBURG 31 JAN 01 from affectionate brother to Rev. R.K. Bennett, Cat Island, Bahamas. During his tenure as Rector (1912) of St. Mary's Church New Providence Reverend Bennett documented changes that met resistance in the church - altar curtains looked at with disapproval, altar lights seen as an unpardonable offence, wafer bread thought of as an insult to the Blessed Sacrement etc. £250 |