1842, "REPUBLICA COLOMBIA / Guayra Franca" large red oval mark on folded envelope with full message inside, on reverse british P.O. "LA-GUAYRA AU/15/1842" in red, ms. "4/6" for tax, two tiny vertical file folds, otherwise fine

1895/99, Three postal stationery cards 2 c. black on buff/cream, first cancelled "PORT OF SPAIN TRINIDAD MR/5/95" cds. written at "Ellida Savanilla Harbour", to "KRISTIANIA 24/3/1895" with arrival mark, vertical crease, fine and scarce mail to Norway, other two cards used in Panama to Swiss and USA, fine trio.

1895/99, Three postal stationery cards 2 c. black on buff/cream, two answering cards, one used uprated in 1948 written in Cucuta with message, cancelled "BARRANQUILLA 9/9/1948" cds. to Germany, unusual and finr trio.

1840, HABANA FRANCO oval cancellation on folded envelope to Santander, usual file fold, fine

1872, folded envelope stampless with content and several ms. tax marks, from Cardenas with "New York Steam" arrival mark, usual file folds, otherwise fine

1931 (Nov. 19) Cienfuegos, Cuba to to Mazatenango Guatemala, first flight American Clipper cover bearing Cuba 10 c. and 5 c. airmail tied by ´Cienfuegos, Cuba, Nov 19 1931´ machine cancel, appropriate flight cachet, fine and scarce.

1930/31: Two internal first flight covers from Havana to Camaguey Puerto Rico, respectively from Velazco to Havana on Oct 29/1930, fine pair

1886, Alfonso XII, 2 c. green on buff postal stationery card, type 1, tied by blue "...DE ZAZA CUBA" cds. to Ciego de Avida with violet arrival mark "COMUNICACIONES 27/OCT/1886 Ciego de Avida" on reverse, Puerto Principe transit mark, pin hole on top left and minor border faults, very slightly toned, fine and very scarce.

1898, Alfonse XIII, 2 c. violet postal stationery card tied by blue "CORREOS DE PUERTO PRINCIPE YSLA DE CUBA 7/FEB 1898" cds., transit mark Habana and full message on reverse, to Forchheim Germany with arrival mark, fine and scarce foreign usage. An unusual piece with appeal.

1924/25, two commercial envelopes from same corrospondance to St.Gall Switzerland, each with postage due 20 c. and 50 c., clear cancelled, some crease, otherwise fine and attractive.

1863, Queen Isabella II pair ½ r. blue, imperf, fine four margined, tied by oval obliterator in blue and blue BATABANO ISLA DE CUBA 1/MAR 63 alongside and on reverse, addressed to Habana with black arrival on reverse, two file folds, otherwise fine.