OHMS cover from Spanish Town to Kingston dated December 21, 1880 franked with QV 2d single and cancelled on arrival in Kingston. Cover was unclaimed and routed to the Return Letter Branch on Jan. 19, 1881. "RAILWAY LETTER BOX. / SPANISH TOWN." handstamp on face indicates posting at the Spanish Town railway station. On Aug. 1, 1878, the post office issued an official announcement regarding the installation of letter boxes at the Kingston, Spanish Town, and Old Harbour railway stations and the carrying of mail between these stations. However, no further examples of 19th century mail posted at these railway stations have been found.

Black and white postcard to Massachussetts dated March 15, 1906 franked with bicolor Arms 1d stamp and tied by Spanish Town railway datestamp. Obverse shows a native hut in the Blue Mountains (move cursor over image to view).

Black and white postcard to New York dated January 31, 1910 franked with red Arms 1d stamp and tied by Spanish Town railway datestamp. Obverse shows a native family posing in front of their home. The earliest known use of this type of railway datestamp.

Black and white postcard to England dated March 2, 1910 franked with red Arms 1d stamp and is tied by Spanish Town railway datestamp. Obverse is a view of King's House in Spanish Town.

Cover to Maryland dated Oct. 13, 1917 with franking tied by Spanish Town railway datestamps.