1890-1912 Cards (8) and a cover including 1890 Penny Post Jubilee 1d postcard with the special Guildhall datestamp, 1891 Royal Naval Exhibition ½d postcards depicting Eddystone Lighthouse all used with the Eddystone Lighthouse cancel (3, one with faults), etc. Also 1966 BPE cards bearing Post Office Tower or Battle of Hastings stamps, signed by the designers C. Abbott or David Gentleman. (11).

1891 Royal Naval Exhibition season ticket named to Leonard Collmann, in the form of a small booklet, the attractive cover with gold lettering and a crown formed from sails and ships.

1940 Penny Postage Centenary. 1940 Covers (54), stamps, labels and ephemera including printed Centenary envelopes, cancels of the London and Bournemouth exhibitions, uses of the 1940 Centenary stamp issue, press notice and photos, reproduction Mulready envelopes, meter marks, 1940 uses of the 1840 Penny Post Jubilee envelopes or insert cards, Guernsey bisects of the Penny Post Centenary 2d (3, also one definitive bisect cover), James Chalmers pictorial covers and letter, etc. Also a few 1990 150th Anniversary items. An interesting collection, written up on pages. (70+).

1940 Penny Postage Centenary - Foreign Countries. 1940 Covers (95), stamps and ephemera issued around the world to commemorate the Centenary, including pictorial envelopes, special exhibition cancels and cachets, postcards, meter marks, stamps and miniature sheets on covers, various countries comprising Argentina, Bahamas, Bohemia & Moravia, Brazil, British Guiana, Bulgaria, Burma, Canada, Cuba, Denmark, Dominican Republic, Dutch East Indies, El Salvador, Estonia, France, Germany, Guatemala, Hungary, Italy, Monaco, Netherlands, Nicaragua, Portugal, Sweden, Switzerland and USA. An interesting collection, written up on pages. (100+).

Glasgow. 1845-48 Stampless entire letters (5) and a front, sent to France or Italy paid 10d postage, or to Edinburgh (4, one a front) paid 2d postage, the postage and a late fee all paid in cash, all handstamped with tiny circular "GLASGOW / L" handstamp, five dated, the final 1848 handstamp undated, all fine. (6).

1869 (Mar 28) Entire from London to Genoa, Italy with 4d plate 11 and two 6d plate 8 stamps (paying 1/- postage + 4d late fee) tied by "50" double obliterators, handstamped with the rare red boxed "L4". This "L4" handstamp only from January until August 1869 (when the 4d late fee was withdrawn), very few recorded. Photo on Inside Back Cover. (Image1)