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Martinique (British Occupation – Incoming Mail) 1794 (4th Sept) entire from London addressed to Lord Sinclair, 15th Regiment bearing two-line TOOTING/3 handstamp and “Paid 1d” London Penny Post, total postage of “2/-“ (a double rate for London to Martinique via Falmouth). The letter concerns application for Leave for Lord Sinclair’s Regiment suggesting he apply to Charles Grey, the officer commanding the expedition that had captured Martinique. Fine and rare.Martinique (British Occupation – Incoming Mail) 1794 (4th Sept) entire from London addressed to Lord Sinclair, 15th Regiment bearing two-line TOOTING/3 handstamp and “Paid 1d” London Penny Post, total postage of “2/-“ (a double rate for London to Martinique via Falmouth). The letter concerns application for Leave for Lord Sinclair’s Regiment suggesting he apply to Charles Grey, the officer commanding the expedition that had captured Martinique. Fine and rare.

Martinique

Covers and stamps / Great Britain / Martinique / Napoleonic

(British Occupation – Incoming Mail) 1794 (4th Sept) entire from London addressed to Lord Sinclair, 15th Regiment bearing two-line TOOTING/3 handstamp and “Paid 1d” London Penny Post, total postage of “2/-“ (a double rate for London to Martinique via Falmouth). The letter concerns application for Leave for Lord Sinclair’s Regiment suggesting he apply to Charles Grey, the officer commanding the expedition that had captured Martinique. Fine and rare.

£1175

Martinique (British Occupation) 1799 (March 20) entire letter during the 2nd Occupation from Capt H Ferguson headed Martinico to Charles Cox in London with on reverse very fine two-line PORT ROYAL/ MAY 26.99 handstamp, rated Martinique (British Occupation) 1799 (March 20) entire letter during the 2nd Occupation from Capt H Ferguson headed Martinico to Charles Cox in London with on reverse very fine two-line PORT ROYAL/ MAY 26.99 handstamp, rated

Martinique

Covers and stamps / Great Britain Used Abroad / Martinique

(British Occupation) 1799 (March 20) entire letter during the 2nd Occupation from Capt H Ferguson headed 'Martinico' to Charles Cox in London with on reverse very fine two-line PORT ROYAL/ MAY 26.99 handstamp, rated "1/8". An extremely fine example of this rare marking. Ex H.Wood

£2175

Martinique (British Occupation) 1811 (18th April) entire to Philadelphia endorsed

Martinique

Covers and stamps / French Colonies / Great Britain Used Abroad / Martinique / Napoleonic

(British Occupation) 1811 (18th April) entire to Philadelphia endorsed "Via Baltimore" and with accounting at top, entire headed as written from St. Pierre, without postal markings and sent during period of British Blockade and Occupation during Napoleonic Wars; fine and clean.

£375

Martinique (Disinfected Mail) 1833 entire to Marseille with framed ‘PAYS D’OUTREMER’ handstamp and Marseille cds alongside, reverse with straight-line MARTINIQUE despatch and italic ‘Purifiee a Marseille’ (partly missing) and another arrival cancel. Deisinfected with rastel punching.Martinique (Disinfected Mail) 1833 entire to Marseille with framed ‘PAYS D’OUTREMER’ handstamp and Marseille cds alongside, reverse with straight-line MARTINIQUE despatch and italic ‘Purifiee a Marseille’ (partly missing) and another arrival cancel. Deisinfected with rastel punching.

Martinique

Covers and stamps / French Maritime / Martinique / Disinfected mail / Via Marseille

(Disinfected Mail) 1833 entire to Marseille with framed ‘PAYS D’OUTREMER’ handstamp and Marseille cds alongside, reverse with straight-line MARTINIQUE despatch and italic ‘Purifiee a Marseille’ (partly missing) and another arrival cancel. Deisinfected with rastel punching.

£75

Martinique (Disinfected Mail) 1839 (17 Mai) entire to Marseille with manuscript “La Montagne” dateline, red Outre Mer Marseille cds on front with manuscript rate, reverse with straight-line MARTINIQUE handstamp and italic ‘Purifie a Marseille’ disinfection handstamp, with two vertical slits; fine and fresh.

Martinique

Covers and stamps / Martinique / Disinfected mail / Via Marseille

(Disinfected Mail) 1839 (17 Mai) entire to Marseille with manuscript “La Montagne” dateline, red Outre Mer Marseille cds on front with manuscript rate, reverse with straight-line MARTINIQUE handstamp and italic ‘Purifie a Marseille’ disinfection handstamp, with two vertical slits; fine and fresh.

£75

Martinique 1769 (8 June) entire letter to Beaune bearing manuscript “Trinite” and “affranche”. Very fine, this being the earliest recorded manuscript mark know from any of the sub offices, other than St.Pierre. Ex B. Brookes

Martinique

Covers and stamps / Martinique

1769 (8 June) entire letter to Beaune bearing manuscript “Trinite” and “affranche”. Very fine, this being the earliest recorded manuscript mark know from any of the sub offices, other than St.Pierre. Ex B. Brookes

£595

Martinique 1783 (4 Avril) entire to Bordeaux bearing a good example of red cursive COLONIE handstamp, without other markings in very fine condition

Martinique

Covers and stamps / French Colonies / Martinique

1783 (4 Avril) entire to Bordeaux bearing a good example of red cursive COLONIE handstamp, without other markings in very fine condition

£75

Martinique 1787 entire from St Pierre to Bordeaux with handling annotation on reverse bearing on front good strike of straight-line LA MARTINIQUE; a fine early entire in good condition.Martinique 1787 entire from St Pierre to Bordeaux with handling annotation on reverse bearing on front good strike of straight-line LA MARTINIQUE; a fine early entire in good condition.

Martinique

Covers and stamps / Martinique

1787 entire from St Pierre to Bordeaux with handling annotation on reverse bearing on front good strike of straight-line LA MARTINIQUE; a fine early entire in good condition.

£565

Martinique 1829 entire from St Pierre to Bordeaux annotated at base “par La Rose Julienne” and bearing straight-line MARTINIQUE handstamp and red framed ‘Pays Outremer/ Par Le Havre’ applied on arrival, rated 15 decimes

Martinique

Covers and stamps / French Maritime / Martinique

1829 entire from St Pierre to Bordeaux annotated at base “par La Rose Julienne” and bearing straight-line MARTINIQUE handstamp and red framed ‘Pays Outremer/ Par Le Havre’ applied on arrival, rated 15 decimes

£125

Martinique 1830 entire to Le Havre bearing fin framed PAYS DOUTREMER/ PAR NANTES handstamp with unclear cds alongside, reverse with straight-line MARTINIQUE and red arrival cds; fine and fresh condition.Martinique 1830 entire to Le Havre bearing fin framed PAYS DOUTREMER/ PAR NANTES handstamp with unclear cds alongside, reverse with straight-line MARTINIQUE and red arrival cds; fine and fresh condition.

Martinique

Covers and stamps / French Maritime / Martinique

1830 entire to Le Havre bearing fin framed PAYS D'OUTREMER/ PAR NANTES handstamp with unclear cds alongside, reverse with straight-line MARTINIQUE and red arrival cds; fine and fresh condition.

£125

Martinique 1834 (March 26) entire letter from Paris to St. Pierre, endorsed “Belisaire”, charged at “60” centimes in manuscript upon arrival, with forwarding agent carriage denoted in manuscript on reverse with “Acheminee par Lamotte du Havre”. Some edge wear and splitting. Scarce.Martinique 1834 (March 26) entire letter from Paris to St. Pierre, endorsed “Belisaire”, charged at “60” centimes in manuscript upon arrival, with forwarding agent carriage denoted in manuscript on reverse with “Acheminee par Lamotte du Havre”. Some edge wear and splitting. Scarce.

Martinique

Covers and stamps / Martinique

1834 (March 26) entire letter from Paris to St. Pierre, endorsed “Belisaire”, charged at “60” centimes in manuscript upon arrival, with forwarding agent carriage denoted in manuscript on reverse with “Acheminee par Lamotte du Havre”. Some edge wear and splitting. Scarce.

£65

Martinique 1841 (July 12) entire from St Pierre to Bordeaux, endorsed “Via havre” with framed MARTINIQUE handstamp, red OUTRE-MER LE HAVRE entry cds and arrivl backstamp, with “15” decimes single rate charge.

Martinique

Covers and stamps / French Maritime / Martinique

1841 (July 12) entire from St Pierre to Bordeaux, endorsed “Via havre” with framed MARTINIQUE handstamp, red OUTRE-MER LE HAVRE entry cds and arrivl backstamp, with “15” decimes single rate charge.

£145

Martinique 1872 (12 Oct) envelope to Royan franked 1871 Laureated Napoleon 30c pair and Ceres 40c pair, each cancelled by MQE lozenge, St Pierre cds alongside the letter, endorsed at top “Packet anglais” at top, blue French entry cds at right. Some variable margins and name excised from envelope. Ex Brian BrookesMartinique 1872 (12 Oct) envelope to Royan franked 1871 Laureated Napoleon 30c pair and Ceres 40c pair, each cancelled by MQE lozenge, St Pierre cds alongside the letter, endorsed at top “Packet anglais” at top, blue French entry cds at right. Some variable margins and name excised from envelope. Ex Brian Brookes

Martinique

Covers and stamps / French Colonies / Martinique

1872 (12 Oct) envelope to Royan franked 1871 Laureated Napoleon 30c pair and Ceres 40c pair, each cancelled by MQE lozenge, St Pierre cds alongside the letter, endorsed at top “Packet anglais” at top, blue French entry cds at right. Some variable margins and name excised from envelope. Ex Brian Brookes

£195

Martinique 1872 (26 Janv) outer letter sheet to Havre franked 1871 80c Laureated Napoleon and 1871 Ceres 20c and 40c tied by two MQE lozenges, Martinique St. Pierre cds to left ad at right red French Le Havre entry cds of 12 Fevr for mail arriving from England. The cover was collected by ‘Eider’ and delivered to St Thomas on 28th, transferred the next day to ‘Nile’ which arrived in Plymouth on 10th February. Margin faults to stamps, still an attractive early three colour franking, Ex Brian Brookes.Martinique 1872 (26 Janv) outer letter sheet to Havre franked 1871 80c Laureated Napoleon and 1871 Ceres 20c and 40c tied by two MQE lozenges, Martinique St. Pierre cds to left ad at right red French Le Havre entry cds of 12 Fevr for mail arriving from England. The cover was collected by ‘Eider’ and delivered to St Thomas on 28th, transferred the next day to ‘Nile’ which arrived in Plymouth on 10th February. Margin faults to stamps, still an attractive early three colour franking, Ex Brian Brookes.

Martinique

Covers and stamps / French Colonies / Martinique / Accountancy

1872 (26 Janv) outer letter sheet to Havre franked 1871 80c Laureated Napoleon and 1871 Ceres 20c and 40c tied by two MQE lozenges, Martinique St. Pierre cds to left ad at right red French Le Havre entry cds of 12 Fevr for mail arriving from England. The cover was collected by ‘Eider’ and delivered to St Thomas on 28th, transferred the next day to ‘Nile’ which arrived in Plymouth on 10th February. Margin faults to stamps, still an attractive early three colour franking, Ex Brian Brookes.

£225

Martinique 1877 (12 Mai) stampless entire to Bordeaux endorsed “Voie anglaise” with very fine Martinique St. Pierre cds, triangular-framed ‘T’ handstamp and manuscript rate “7” in blue which has been crossed out in blue crayon, fine blue Colonies Fra.V.Angl cds, arrival backstamp.

Martinique

Covers and stamps / Martinique

1877 (12 Mai) stampless entire to Bordeaux endorsed “Voie anglaise” with very fine Martinique St. Pierre cds, triangular-framed ‘T’ handstamp and manuscript rate “7” in blue which has been crossed out in blue crayon, fine blue Colonies Fra.V.Angl cds, arrival backstamp.

£55

Martinique 1880 (23 Nov.) envelope to Isseredun, France bearing single franking 25c. ultramarine ‘Sage’, close to large margins, tied Fort de France cds with another strike to left and in between red octagonal Col. Fr. Lig.B.Paq.Fr.N2 maritime date stamp for the “Lafayette”. Small part of bottom flap missing otherwise fine and fresh.

Martinique

Covers and stamps / French Colonies / French Maritime / Martinique

1880 (23 Nov.) envelope to Isseredun, France bearing single franking 25c. ultramarine ‘Sage’, close to large margins, tied Fort de France cds with another strike to left and in between red octagonal Col. Fr. Lig.B.Paq.Fr.N2 maritime date stamp for the “Lafayette”. Small part of bottom flap missing otherwise fine and fresh.

£95

Martinique 1894 (12 Avril) cover to Paris bearing single franking 15c. tied blue octagonal Corr D’Armees Fort De France date stamp with arrival cancel to right with four-line military cachet on reverse. Ex. Grabowski.

Martinique

Covers and stamps / Martinique / Military

1894 (12 Avril) cover to Paris bearing single franking 15c. tied blue octagonal Corr D’Armees Fort De France date stamp with arrival cancel to right with four-line military cachet on reverse. Ex. Grabowski.

£215

Martinique 1902 (1 Dec) AR registered cover to Strasbourg bearing single franking 75c. tied Fort de France Chargements cds, framed ‘R’ and ‘AR’ in same blue-green ink, arrival backstamp. A fine single franking.

Martinique

Covers and stamps / Martinique / Advice of Receipt

1902 (1 Dec) AR registered cover to Strasbourg bearing single franking 75c. tied Fort de France Chargements cds, framed ‘R’ and ‘AR’ in same blue-green ink, arrival backstamp. A fine single franking.

£175

Martinique A truncated 1874 front addressed to Paris bearing a corner marginal strip of Ceres 15c. tied by MQE lozenges, origination in the small village of St Marie and sent with blue Martinique Ajoupa cds, endorsed “Voie anglaise” and would have been collected by Shannon on 14th except it was wrecked on the 8th so would have been carried to Plymouth by Nile. Ex Brian Brookes.

Martinique

Covers and stamps / French Colonies / Martinique

A truncated 1874 front addressed to Paris bearing a corner marginal strip of Ceres 15c. tied by MQE lozenges, origination in the small village of St Marie and sent with blue Martinique Ajoupa cds, endorsed “Voie anglaise” and would have been collected by Shannon on 14th except it was wrecked on the 8th so would have been carried to Plymouth by Nile. Ex Brian Brookes.

£115

Martinique Undated cover to Paris, endorsed “Royal Mail” and franked 1891-92 postage due stamps surcharged 05c. on 10c. and three 15c. on 20c. in red tied by Saint Pierre cds; small tear at base of envelope.

Martinique

Covers and stamps / Martinique

Undated cover to Paris, endorsed “Royal Mail” and franked 1891-92 postage due stamps surcharged 05c. on 10c. and three 15c. on 20c. in red tied by Saint Pierre cds; small tear at base of envelope.

£275