Great Britain and British Commonwealth RAILWAY LETTER STAMPS & COVERS
Sale No: 842
Lot No: 1526
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1891-1928 THE SELECTION inc. mint Aylesbury & Buckingham 2d ( 2, one with constant flaw), Metropolitan 3d, 1923 Southern & London Midland & Scottish Railway 4d sheet of 12 (4 x 3), 1909 Stratford_Upon-Avon & Midland Junction 2d & 4d on 3d. 1891-99 Northampton & Banbury junction Railway 2d sheet of twelve (3 x 4). Also Aylesbury & Buckingham 2d used on piece with 1d lilac tied by m/s cross and nother similar piece tied by "VERNEY JUNCTION" violet h.s. Metropolitan & Great Central 2d blue used with KEVII 1d on "Ewen" env from Winslow Road to Norwood. 15 Sept 1920 "Wilson" env. to Manchester with KGV ½d (2), 1d and a tied Metropolitan 4d on 3d. 15 Nov 1920 "Wilson" env. from Stratford Upon Avon to Manchester with KGV 2d and Stratford Upon Avon Midland Junction m/s 4d on 3d. A fine lot. (23 items) (Image)
Opening GBP 280.00
Sold...GBP 320.00
Closed..Mar-03-2022, 02:00:00 EST
Sold For 320
Sale No: 842
Lot No: 1527
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LETTER STAMP AND PARCEL STAMP COLLECTION with letter stamps inc mint London & Brighton & South Coast Railway 4d on 2d block of four, Cork & Macroom block of eight (4 x 2), Great Southern & Western 2d x 2 shades and m/s 4 on 2d blocks of four. Lancashire & Yorkshire 3d on 2d and 3d blocks of six (3 x ). c1902 The Dornoch Light Railway 1/4d to 2d labels. Plus a good range of used letter stamps and parcel stamps with a good rage of railways represented. (200+). (Image)
Opening GBP 460.00
Sold...GBP 460.00
Closed..Mar-03-2022, 02:00:00 EST
Sold For 460
Sale No: 842
Lot No: 1528
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KEVIII-PERIOD L.M.S. 3d PARCEL STAMP COMMERCIALLY USED WITH NO ADDITIONAL POSTAGE STAMP; 14 May 1936 env. (corner fault at top left barely detracts) addressed to "BOWMAKERS LTD....BOURNEMOUTH" and with typed "TO BE DELIVERED ON ARRIVAL" above address, but only franked with the LMS "Acton Bridge" o.p. 3d Orange-red; the 1½d postage stamp should also have been applied but the Post Office seems to have overlooked this and the stamp (pencil "13/6/36" cancel) is tied by the "LONDON N.W.1" machine cancel. Unique? Cross Reference: LONDON POSTAL HISTORY (Image)
