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;) ;) | TRINIDAD Trinidad Volunteer Artillery (1915) Original photograph, 8.5 x 6.5." Fine. Possibly on Queen's Park Savannah. | £75.00 |
;) | ANDREWS W.S. Gulf of Paria, Trinidad & Grenadines W.S. Andrews (1860 (circa)) Coloured litho print showing perspective views of the Trinidad, Cariacou and Union Island. Small stains affect top image only. 10 x 8.5" From Andrews 'Sailing directions in the West Indies.' | £120.00 |
;) ;) ;) ;) | ORDNANCE SURVEY Trinidad and Tobago Government of Trinidad & Tobago (1926) Complete set of 8 folding maps on linen with card covers. A couple of loose pages where the linen has split along the fold and a little minor toning but overall fine. | £240.00 |
;) ;) ;) | QUEBEC STEAMSHIP COMPANY Bermuda Quebec Steamship Co (1892 (circa)) 32pp. Fine in card covers. Views of Bermuda and the Windward Islands including some not seen elsewhere. | £75.00 |
;) | TRINIDAD and TOBAGO Trinidad and Tobago Waterlow & Sons (1920 (circa)) Coloured folding map 17.5 x 16" Small tear at right. | £15.00 |
;) | TRINIDAD and TOBAGO Map of Trinidad and Tobago shewing administrative divisions and distribution of agricultural and mineral products Land & Surveys Dept., Trinidad (1937) Coloured folding map 15 x 14" Fine. | £15.00 |
;) | ART STUDIO Carnival 1954 Trinidad B.W.I. Carnival Queen Contestants. Original photograph. 5 x 4" Small creases. | £8.00 |
;) ;) | 1898 Maraval Valley, Trinidad. Albumen print, circa 1890. Mounted on page from photo album with view of Government House on reverse. 10.5 x 8" | £32.00 |
;) | Trinidad Photographs. St James Barracks, Port of Spain and Trinity Church. Albumen prints, circa 1870. Mounted on page from photo album. 6.5 x 4.5" and 9 x 5" | £60.00 |
;) ;) | 1895 Banyan Tree, Trinidad. Albumen prints from an album of a cruise on the Lusitania. Mounted on page from photo album with view of Palms on back. 9 x 11" and 9 x 7" | £30.00 |
;) ;) ;) ;) ;) ;) | 1910 (circa) pages from a photo album showing views of Trinidad. Good street scenes of Port of Spain plus some interesting views of La Brea. All 5.5 x 3.5" (20) Includes view of cock fighting. | £70.00 |
;) ;) | 1890 (circa) pages from a the Lamont family photo album showing Indian lady. Albumen print 4 x 6" On reverse photo of Blue Basin waterfall. 7 x 9" | £60.00 |
;) | 1880 (circa) Port of Spain, Trinidad. Albumen print mounted on page from photo album. 10.5 x 8" | £100.00 |
;) ;) | 1895 Marine Square, Trinidad. Three albumen prints from a cruise album on the S.S. Lusitania in 1895. Mounted back to back on page from photo album. 6.5 x 4.5" | £40.00 |
;) ;) | 1895 Blue Basin, Trinidad. and Queens Park, two albumen prints from a cruise album on the S.S. Lusitania in 1895. Mounted back to back on page from photo album. 8 x 10.5" and 7.5 x 5.5" | £50.00 |
;) | ANON Hindu, Trinidad, B.W.I. - 20 Real photo, sold by cruise ship, circa 1930. 7 x 5" | £14.00 |
;) | ANON Trinidad, B.W.I. - 349 Real photo, sold by cruise ship, circa 1930. 7 x 5" | £15.00 |
;) ;) | ANON Trinidad. Real sepia photos on album page including view of Ice House Hotel. All 4 x 2.5" (6) | £25.00 |
;) | ANON Natives of Trinidad. - 2006 Real photo, sold by cruise ship, circa 1930. 7 x 5" | £14.00 |
;) | MATHEWS Robert Trinidad, B.W.I. Real photo showing street scene. Circa 1930. 7 x 5" | £15.00 |
Related items available in Philatelic Books
FORD Peter C. and BARROW Edward, DRUETT David Trinidad and Tobago. The stamps and postal stationery B.W.I.S.C. 2020 193 large pp. 1st ed., new in D/W. Following on from the two previous publications, one on Trinidad by Sir John Marriott and the other on Tobago, it seemed only fitting to complete the trilogy by publishing a book on the unified colony from 1913. The book covers the early De La Rue Britannia issues and the 1921–22 King George V up to the early QEII definitive stamps. Aside from this, commemorative issues are examined, including some never issued; postal stationery, revenue stamps and surcharge issues are included. There is a large chapter covering miscellaneous matters: Red Cross Stamps, War Tax Stamps and Official Stamps amongst others. Appendices include Printings and Consignments, Postal Rates and Postal Orders. Only 45 copies available in hardback. A softbound version at a lower price will be on sale soon.
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MUIR MARSHALL & CO Peasant's Home. Trinidad. B.W.I. Old Trinidad postcard, circa 1908, fine unused.
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1913-23 Trinidad & Tobago 2½d ultramarine (SG151) right hand pane of 60, plate 1, with full margins. Fine. Note the double broken Jubilee line. Cat £780
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The Substance of a Speech Delivered by Joseph Marryat, Esq. in the House of Commons, Upon Mr. Hume's Motion for Appointing a Commission of Enquiry on the State of The Island of Trinidad bound with 'The Crisis Of Spain' London: Printed by W. Hughes, Maiden Lane, Covent Garden 1823 xii + 115 pp + [ii] + 81 + [i] pp Original half red morocco over marbled boards, gilt. Some wear to extremities and spine faded; otherwise a very good copy The Crisis of Spain was published anonymously, but is attributed to Sir Douglas Howard, 3rd baronet (1776-1861), a soldier and colonial administrator. Sir Joseph Marryat (1757-1824) was a West India merchant who served as agent for Trinidad, c.1807- 15. Marryat provides a critique of British colonial policy as applied to Trinidad, which had been captured from Spain in 1797. Spanish laws still applied on the island and this was a grievance which had caused the inhabitants to petition the Commons. Particularly at issue were Spanish commercial and land law and the use of torture against the free, as opposed to slave, inhabitants. Marryat refers briefly to the notorious torture case against Governor Picton, supporting him on the grounds that Picton was merely using an old British cavalry punishment rather than Spanish torture.
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FORD Peter C. and BARROW Edward, DRUETT David Trinidad and Tobago. The stamps and postal stationery B.W.I.S.C. 2020 193 large pp. 1st ed., new in D/W. Following on from the two previous publications, one on Trinidad by Sir John Marriott and the other on Tobago, it seemed only fitting to complete the trilogy by publishing a book on the unified colony from 1913. The book covers the early De La Rue Britannia issues and the 1921–22 King George V up to the early QEII definitive stamps. Aside from this, commemorative issues are examined, including some never issued; postal stationery, revenue stamps and surcharge issues are included. There is a large chapter covering miscellaneous matters: Red Cross Stamps, War Tax Stamps and Official Stamps amongst others. Appendices include Printings and Consignments, Postal Rates and Postal Orders. Only 45 copies available in hardback. A softbound version at a lower price will be on sale soon.
£48
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Related items available in Old Picture Postcards
MUIR MARSHALL & CO Peasant's Home. Trinidad. B.W.I. Old Trinidad postcard, circa 1908, fine unused.
£6
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Related items available in Stamps and Covers
1913-23 Trinidad & Tobago 2½d ultramarine (SG151) right hand pane of 60, plate 1, with full margins. Fine. Note the double broken Jubilee line. Cat £780
£140
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Related items available in West Indies Books
The Substance of a Speech Delivered by Joseph Marryat, Esq. in the House of Commons, Upon Mr. Hume's Motion for Appointing a Commission of Enquiry on the State of The Island of Trinidad bound with 'The Crisis Of Spain' London: Printed by W. Hughes, Maiden Lane, Covent Garden 1823 xii + 115 pp + [ii] + 81 + [i] pp Original half red morocco over marbled boards, gilt. Some wear to extremities and spine faded; otherwise a very good copy The Crisis of Spain was published anonymously, but is attributed to Sir Douglas Howard, 3rd baronet (1776-1861), a soldier and colonial administrator. Sir Joseph Marryat (1757-1824) was a West India merchant who served as agent for Trinidad, c.1807- 15. Marryat provides a critique of British colonial policy as applied to Trinidad, which had been captured from Spain in 1797. Spanish laws still applied on the island and this was a grievance which had caused the inhabitants to petition the Commons. Particularly at issue were Spanish commercial and land law and the use of torture against the free, as opposed to slave, inhabitants. Marryat refers briefly to the notorious torture case against Governor Picton, supporting him on the grounds that Picton was merely using an old British cavalry punishment rather than Spanish torture.
£420
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