Neat advertising ring with five cancels of the E.C.8 London handstamp

Scarce neat used postal stationery ring

WH SMITH & SON postal stationery ring with C68 Travelling Post Office mark

Measures only 74x41mm

Attractive advertising envelope

This is a very fine MISSENT TO WORCESTER on a neat Queen Victoria 1d postal stationery envelope to Stockton, Worcester, missent to the town itself in 1858.

Excellent strike and unusually folded.

This is a very fine example of the first GB postal stationery wrapper: a halfpenny green dated 1 10 70 (the date of printing), used in Swansea on 3rd November with a duplex cancel.

This is an 1880 registered envelope (Huggins RP6) sent to Venice from Hope Street, Glasgow with the 2 1/2d pl. 16 adhesive as the postage rate.

This is a complete pad of the halfpenny Certificates of Posting, issued in 1877. Twelve certificates still attached. Good condition; very nice item.

This is a neat and very scarce unused Mulready wrapper with the neat Law Advert inside, printed in blue, for the English and Scottish Law Fire and Life Assurance And Loan Association. Taken from Form 6; in good condition, and very hard to find.

This is a scarce compound stamping of the Queen Victoria dated dies 2½d plus 2d, used on an envelope registered to Leipzig in 1889 [catalogue ESC50]. It has the scarce killer LS/8. Nice item.

This is an extremely clear STAMFORD MERCURY 742 precancel used by the (still going strong) newspaper, on a halfpenny Queen Victoria brown postal stationery wrapper used to Downham in the 1890s. Very hard to find in this condition.

This is a nice 2d Mulready envelope used on 2nd September 1840 with a fine red Maltese Cross of Carlisle, addressed to Lancaster. On the reverse is the Carlisle despatch mark but there is no Lancaster arrival. Very fine example.

Excellent condition; hard to find.