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| Country: Bahamas Clear Subject: All | Sort: Newest listed first |
;) | BARRATERRE TRD in blue ink £20 |
;) | LITTLE BAY TRD in purple ink £75 |
;) | ARTHURS TOWN in blue ink £15 |
;) | DUNDAS TOWN TRD on re-joined hinged together pair, right stamp creased. £32 |
;) | GREGORY TOWN, Bahamas postmark/cancel hand-drawn dated C/SP 1 94 on QV 1d (SG.48), previously unrecorded. £200 |
;) | RUM CAY £24 |
;) | Marlin Head £20 |
;) | RUM CAY Light crease £9 |
;) | MILLVILLE £60 |
;) | GREEN TURTLE CAY dated 15 MAY without year on KGV £1.00 (SG.125). £120 |
;) | GREGORY TOWN £12 |
;) | BURNT GROUND £28 |
;) | FRESH CREEK TRD in purple ink £16 |
;) | RUM CAY £6 |
;) | GRAYS in purple ink £12 |
;) | GREAT GUANO CAY £12 |
;) | GRANTS TOWN £5 |
;) ;) ;) ;) | WRECK of the Private Ship "ROBERT" at Egg Island, Bahamas, journey continued by "Lord Eldon" A newly discovered wreck entire written "Nassau 11 Dec 1816" marked "Robert" changed "Lord Eldon" to Glasgow landed with PORTSMOUTH/SHIP LETTER rated 1/4 and 1/6 with poor boxed Scottish wheel tax "½", two chisel slits, rarely found on Private Ship Letters from the BWI, struck from reverse (about 1½ inches or 1 6/16th inches or 17mm) with (London) 13 FE 13 1817 b/stamp, Glasgow 16 FEB receiver above address panel. Robert entered Lloyd's Register in 1815 as an American prize. Until 1822 the brig was a West Indiaman based in Liverpool and sailing to the Bahamas or Havana. Lloyd's List reported (FE 2 1817) that the "Robert", Wilkes, master, had been sailing from New Providence to Liverpool when she struck a reef off Egg Island, Bahamas, and had to put back for repairs. £2000 |
;) | SNUG CORNER, Bahamas full cover to The Princess Margerate (sic) Hospital with purple temporary rubber datestamp OCT 22 1964, no b/stamps. £16 |
;) | STEVENTON, Bahamas full cover pmk'd 17 DEC 47, no b/stamps. £18 |