1840 2d. blue CI, MG, PI, PK, and RA, used, five with four margins, mainly fine. Photo. (Image1)

1840 2d. blue, four used examples, one with four margins, varied condition. Photo. (Image1)

1840 2d. blue, three used examples lettered DI, ME and RD, each with four margins, fine. Photo. (Image1)

1840 2d. blue, five examples on cover, most with three margins, slightly varied condition. Photo. (Image1)

1840 2d. blue plate 1, a group with three margins, mainly good to fine used. (6) (Image1)

1840 2d. blue plate 1, a group with three margins, comprising singles (3) and a pair, also EH with four margin but with scissor cut into design, one with crease, otherwise mainly good to fine. (6) (Image1)

1840 2d. blue plate 1, a group of seven examples, mainly three or four margins, one with thin, otherwise mainly good to fine. Photo. (Image1)

1840 2d. blue plate 1, a group with two or three margins, mainly good to fine. (7) (Image1)

1840 2d. blue plate 1 AE with four large margins, traces of marginal imprint at top and light red Maltese Cross cancellation. Karl-Albert Louis certificate (2004). Photo. (Image1)

1840 2d. blue plate 1 AG-AH, (scissor cut in between), used on 1843 (July 19) cover from London to Preston from the Horrocks Miler correspondence, both tied by number “3” in Maltese Cross. The only entire bearing an 1840 2d. multiple franking with number in Maltese Cross, extremely rare. R.P.S. certificate (1988). S.G. Spec. DS5we. Photo. (Image1)

1840 2d. blue plate 1 CA and OA, four close to good margins, both used with red Maltese Crosses, fine. Photo. (Image1)

1840 2d. blue plate 1 DJ and EB, four margins, used with Maltese Crosses, DJ with crease, otherwise fine. Photo. (Image1)

1840 2d. blue plate 1 ED and OA, both with four margins, good used with Maltese Crosses, both with imperfections. Photo. (Image1)

1840 2d. blue plate 1 FK-GL used block of four, with full margins all round, cancelled by pale red Maltese Crosses, a few faults but very rare. Brandon certificate (2017). S.G. Spec, DS5. Photo. (Image1)

1840 2d. blue plate 1 GL, close to large margins, used on 1842 cover to Edinburgh with black Maltese Cross and framed “LOCKERBY/SEP 10/1842” transit on reverse. Photo. (Image1)

1840 2d. blue plate 1 HF, fine with good to large margins, cancelled by deep bright red Maltese Cross leaving profile clear. Brandon certificate (2020). S.G. Spec. DS5. Photo. (Image1)

1840 2d. blue plate 1 JA-KC used block of six, small to large margins, cancelled by red Maltese Crosses, very fine and extremely rare, possibly the finest known. Ex Maximus and Shaida. B.P.A. certificate (1992). S.G. Spec. DS5. Photo. (Image1)

1840 2d. blue plate 1 JG-JI strip of three, almost three margins just touched at top left, used with black Maltese Crosses, fine. Photo. (Image1)

1840 2d. blue plate 1 LJ, four close to good margins and 1841 2d. Plate 3, SK, four margins tied to each other by two black ?Maltese Cross cancellations on 1842 (Nov. 7) entire letter to Preston with London and Preston datestamps on reverse. Uncommon treble weight letter and exceedingly rare combination franking. Major exhibition item. R.P.S certificate (1978). Photo. (Image1)

1840 2d. blue plate 1 NC used on 1840 cover to Dunbar with red Maltese Cross, “LAUDER” handstamp in black on reverse, fine. Photo. (Image1)

1840 2d. blue plate 1 OJ, four margins with clearly struck brown Maltese Cross, superb example. Brandon certificate (2010). S.G. cat. £9,000. Photo. (Image1)

1840 2d. blue plate 1 QH-RH vertical pair, four small to good margins, used with red Maltese crosses, fine. Photo. (Image1)

1840 2d. blue plate 1 RG-RH used pair, good to large margins all round, cancelled by thin lined grey-black Maltese Cross. Brandon certificate (2020). S.G. Spec. DS5. (Image1)

1840 2d. blue plate 1 RG, four good margins, used with black Maltese Cross, fine. Photo. (Image1)

1840 2d. blue plate 1 TA-TB pair from the lower right corner of the sheet with small to enormous margins, lightly cancelled by orange-red Maltese Crosses. Brandon certificate (2021) S.G. Spec. DS5. Photo. (Image1)