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Free Front Grantham to Golden Square, London with treble circle single rim free mark type 1A/7 dated AP-3-99 in red, plus GRANTHAM single line town name in black. Nice item, cat £140 -
Free Front London to Bolney Court, Henley-on-Thames with double strike of Sunday datestamp, Gibbons type 1/11 and free mark for following day AU-29-1831. SG cat £140 Signed John Young, MP for Cavan A rare postmark! -
London 2012 min sheet - 30 x First Class stamps showing each of the disciplines at the XXX Olypmpiad. Issue price GBP30.00 -
1970-1980 Stamp Pack selection in plastic zip lock bag. Includes 1970 Selected Issues ($20), 1971 Selected Issues ($45), 72 Christmas ($20) -
Free front sent from Esher to London, dated Nov 21st 1805 Addressed to Mrs Macklin, 39 Fleet Street, London Markings Ref (JT Whitney 7th Ed) – Large Single Circle Free stamp in red dated NOV 22 1805 1A/9 p10 (cat £50), plus single line town mark with mileage in box 3/20 p32 (cat £30) Signed by “Fletcher” Sir Henry Fletcher, 1st Baronet of Clea Hall (1727-1807). 1768-1806 – MP for Cumberland The addressee, Mrs Hannah Macklin, was married to Thomas Macklin, author of the Poet’s Gallery, and the Folio Bible project -
Free front sent from Ravenglass to London, dated Jul 27th 1834 Addressed to Sir W’m Cole & Co, Bankers, Old Bond St, London Markings Ref (JT Whitney 7th Ed) – “Ravenglass Penny Post” Boxed 2 line in red, 3/25, p32, (cat £50) “TO PAY 1D ONLY” framed 1A/19 p14 (cat £30) Signed by “E Stanley” Edward Smith-Stanley, 14th Earl of Derby (1799-1869). Longest serving Tory leader, Prime Minister on 3 separate occasions – 1852, 1858-59, 1866-68 1822-26 – MP for Stockbridge 1830 – Chief Secretary for Ireland 1833 & 1841 – Secretary for the Colonies 1844-69 – Member of the House of Lords -
Herm Island - collection of stamps from the De La Rue Printers Records. Total of 64 stamps -
1787 Entire London to Brighton. Addressed to "Mr W Attree, Brighton Sussex". Smudged Bishop Mark "10/MR" type 1/4 (£40) late usage. Also contains receivers mark which is illegible. Legal letter re establishing admin over an estate. Clean and fresh -
Free Front 1837 London to Dunse. Free mark crown inside double rim (evening) with Maltese Cross under year dated MAY 31 1837 (type 1A/13 £75). Signed Hugh Hume-Campbell -
1728 letter to Newcastle upon Tyne, with super clear Bishop Mark "2 AP" on reverse. Type 1/4 £40 -
Nice entire 1846 London local post with some fascinating markings. Front cover has "Chief Office 1d Paid 2 line in red, which is usually accompanied by the backstamp "PD JY 10 1846" code 12NN (Noon posting) in red, but has also been backstamped by "1 An 1 JY 10 1846" code C, which is usually used in conjunction with the oval number obliteration. As a final salute to this fabulous little cover, there is an intact wax seal that has a rooster in the centre and the poignant words "WHILE I LIVE I'LL CROW". Very nice cover
