1841 1d Red-brown Pl.12. Used four margin example (GL) cancelled by a distinctive Hollymount MC. Illustrated on Pg.76. Danzig & Goldsmith, Cancellations of the 1841 Penny Red. 1989 RPS Cert. Spec. BS1tn. Cat £12,000 on cover. (Image)

1841 1d Red-brown. Pair of entires both tied by red & black MC's. The first bearing a single Pl.12. (SG8, MC) tied by a red MC and Black MC's. the second entire bearing a horizontal pair of Pl.18's (SG9, KJ-KK) with KJ being tied by a red MC and several black MC's with KK tied by a single black MC. An unusual pair of covers with the red MC's struck in error. (Image)

1841 1d Red-brown Pl.16. Four margin example (KH) tied to cover by a blue MC. Sent from Truro to Hayle with a matching blue Truro cds below and a black Hayle cds at left for NO.30.1841.- DE.2.1841 respectively. Scarce. Spec. BS5sc. Cat. £1700. (Image)

1841 1d Red-brown Pl.20. Four margin example (RB) tied to cover by a blue MC. Sent from Truro to Hayle with a matching blue Truro cds and a black Hayle cds at left for FE.2-3.1842 respectively. Scarce. Spec. BS9sc. Cat. £1700. (Image)

1841 1d Red-brown Pl.23. Large four margin example (OB) tied to cover by a deep blue MC. Sent from Truro to Hayle with a matching blue Truro cds and a black Hayle cds at left for MR.19-20.1842 respectively. Scarce. Spec. BS12sc. Cat. £1700. (Image)

1841 1d Red-brown Pl.27. Used four margin example lettered JJ cancelled by a crisp black MC and a part “T.P. CORNHILL” handstamp in red. The handstamps are seldom seen on adhesives. (Image)

1841 1d Red-brown Pl.12-41. Very fine group of thirty, four margin used examples all cancelled by crisp black MC's. Scarce group so fine. (30) (Image)

1841 1d Red-brown. Very fine group of twelve consisting of ten adhesives and two covers each cancelled by London No.1-12 MC's. No.7 & No.8 are used on entires. The No.4 & No.10 MC's are illustrated on pages 50 & 51 of Danzig & Goldsmith. Spec. B1(1)ua-ul. Cat £3625+ (12) (Image)

1843 Entire letter bearing two 1841 1d Red-brown (NC & LB) each tied by London No.11. MC's. Sent from the London Marble & Stone Working Company, Westminster to The Duke of Hamilton, Hamilton Place. An attractive cover. SG 8. (Image)

1841 1d Red-brown Pl. . Used four margin example (SB) cancelled by a well struck distinctive Channel Islands MC. Scarce cancellation. Spec. B1(1)te. Cat £7500. (Image)

1841 1d Red-brown Pl.35. Used example (TF) just shaved at left. Cancelled by a crisp Kilmarnock MC. Spectacular strike. Spec. BS24tp. Cat £1400. (Image)

1841 1d Red-brown. Fine group of three 1d red-brown (SG8's) cancelled by  distinctive MC's. (GD) Norwich MC Spec B1(1)tz, (CK) Welshpool ‘Solid centre’ MC Spec. B1(1)taj & (DC) York MC Spec. B1(1)tam. attractive group. (Image)

1841 1d Red-brown. A fine study containing thirty three examples including ten covers. An attractive study containing odd cancellations, worn plates varieties etc, mostly four margin with crisp cancellations.  (33) (Image)

1841 1d Red-brown Pl.45. Unused o.g. four margin block of six GI-IJ (bottom four stamps full o.g.). Scarce multiple so fine. (Image)

1841 1d Red-brown Pl.55. Unused o.g. four margin right hand marginal horizontal strip of three (BJ-BL). Scarce multiple. (Image)

1841 1d Deep red-brown Pl.63. Unused full o.g. four margin example (CI). SG10. 1977 RPS Cert. (Image)

1853 Parliamentary Mail. Neat mourning envelope addressed to “The right honourable, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Downing Street” (William Gladstone) bearing a four margin 1d Red-brown lettered RA tied by a London duplex. Scarce parliamentary correspondence. SG8.  (Image)

1847 Temperance printed envelope. Spectacular printed Temperance envelope published by H. Mence of Worcester sent from Worcester to Leominster bearing a three margin 1d Red-brown (IF) tied by a Worcester numeral. backstamped Worcester and Leominster SP.13-14.1847. Recorded in Bodily, Jarvis & Hahn on Pg.212 and believed to be the only recorded used example “the earliest printed envelope”. Sold in Yates 1949 £8 and Robson Lowe sale MY.15.1879 for £550. (Image)

1850 James Valentine hand coloured illustrated envelope. An exceptional hand coloured Universal Brotherhood envelope (State 1, “Arbritation”)  by James Valentine addressed to Edinburgh. Bearing a four margin 1d Red-brown Pl.86. tied by a Stirling ‘358’ Scottish numeral. bearing a block of four ‘Anti-drink’ labels on reverse in yellow. Backstamped in Stirling AU.13.1850. and upon arrival the following day.  (Image)

1841 1d Red Brown Pl.87. Entire sent from Liverpool to New York, U.S.A. bearing a four margin example lettered LE tied by a Liverpool ‘466’ numeral with a red “PAID” handstamp and a “5 Cents” accountancy mark below. Backstamped Liverpool MY.5.1849. Difficult early overseas mail. (Image)

1841 1d Red-brown. Group of five imperforate four margin 1d Red-browns consisting of three single used examples cancelled my numeral cancellations and coloured datestamps (DH Bright blue, KA Green & KI Purple) and two covers the first additionally tied by a blue Leeds datestamp and the second although not tied showing a bright green Libberton datestamp. Unusual (5). (Image)

1841 1d Red-Brown. Two unused part o.g. four margin examples (LI & GE) Unplated, two different shades. (Image)

1841 1d Red-brown & 2d Blue. Two used examples both cancelled by contrary to regulations part red handstamps only. Attractive. SG 8 & 14. (2) (Image)

1841 1d Red-brown. A fine study containing eight examples six of which are cancelled by a blue numeral cancellations and the remaining two marginal examples showing partial sheet inscription. Attractive group (8) (Image)

1841 1d Red-brown “Registered Mail”. Registered pre-printed entire for exchange of shares from the West Yorkshire Railway Company bearing a 1d Red-brown tied by a crisp Leeds ‘447’ numeral and bearing a Leeds cds at lower eft for OC.8.1845. Endorsed in red manuscript “Registered Letter” and “1/-” in red ink due for registration. An attractive registered entire. (Image)