1854, 1s green, die WW2, horizontal pair, large margins on three sides just touched at right, neatly cancelled by crisp London "16" numerals; excellent colour and crisp embossing; a scarce pair so fine; cert. Diena (1989). (Image)

1854, Embossed 1s green, good margins, cancelled by neat strike of the "22" London numeral, a lovely example (S.G. £1'000). (Image)

1847-54 Embossed 6d purple, good margins (close in two places), mint with small part o.g., fine and rare; cert. Brandon (2021) (S.G. £19'500). (Image)

1847-54 Embossed 6d purple used block of four with margins all around, each cancelled by a black "837" numerals, creased near the impressions though exceedingly rare and thought to be the only used multiple with full margins recorded; cert. E. Diena (1992) (S.G. £8'500). (Image)

1847-54 selection of the embossed issues comprising pairs (3) and covers (10), the covers including cover to Indi , bearing 1/- and 10d., pair of 1/- on entire letter to New York and 1/- on cover to New York uprated with three 1841 1d. red; condition mixed though and interesting group. (Image)

1854 (Aug) Pair of entires sent from London to PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, one a duplicate sent later via a different route at a different rate; Aug 17 with 1854 6d (cut into at top) endorsed per "Brandon" and Aug 23 with 1847 1s (good margins) endorsed per "Pacific", both with arrival bs, some minor cover faults because of the thin paper, a scarce and unusual pair, cert. Holcombe (1987). (Image)

1855 (Apr 5) envelope from Belfast to Maine U.S.A., bearing 1s green tied by Belfast duplex cancel addressed to Capt. on ship "Ellen Austin" then re-addressed from Wiscassett to Savanah in Georgia with 1854-55 3c rose neatly tied by blue cds, a very attractive and rare overseas re-direction; cert Eichele (1997). (Image)