1847, 6d. Victoria dull purple plate 1 WW, cancelled, only lightly cut into, otherwise full to wide margins, overlapping printing at top (neighbour stamp) (Image)

1868, 1d. Victoria, reconstruction of a sheet with cancelled copies from plate 110, 227 copies of 240 possible copies are contained, high cv, mostly VF (Image)

1863, 2 P. Queen Victoria blue perf. (pair) tied two strikes of unclear french GC "(347)4" to entire folded letter Guernsey to St. Malo/France, postmarked on arrival. Also clear red "ANGL.B.M.St.MALO 28 OCT 63" and boxed "PD". Senders dateline "Guernsey, 26 octobre 1863". Cover some aging. (Image)

1869, 2d. Victoria blue, thin vertical lines, plate 13, unused strip of three, both stamps to the left slightly stained, certificate RPSL 09/2020 (Image)

1867, 3d. to 2s. Victoria cancelled, without 6d. with hyphen, perforation partly erratic, 1s. horizontal pair, 2s. faults and not counted, shortened wing margin as wel l not counted (Image)

1876, 4d Victoria, plate 15, mh, wing margin at right, fresh colour with usual perforation (Image)

1876, 2½d. Victoria, reconstruction of a sheet with cancelled copies from different plates (3-16), 190 copies of 192 possible copies are contained, high cv, mostly VF (Image)

1880, 2s. Victoria sienna, cancelled, two perf tips shortened, otherwise VF (Image)

1880, 1d. Victoria, reconstruction of a sheet with cancelled copies, 237 copies of 240 possible copies are contained, high cv, mostly VF (Image)

1880, 2½d. Victoria, reconstruction of a sheet with cancelled copies from different plates (21-23), 188 copies of 240 possible copies are contained, high cv, mostly VF (Image)

1884, 5 £ orange on white paper, the famous stamps exquisitely cancelled PLYMOUTH-A-MR 4 91 -T, one of the 15 known copies used in Plymouth, earliest known usage (three years earlier than all other usages in Plymouth), almost invisible horizontal crease and tiny pinhole at left side, otherwise very fresh quality, certificate Louis BPP (Image)

1882, 10s. Victoria black grey green on white paper, cancelled indistinctly, otherwise VF (Image)

1884, 1 £ Victoria brownish purple, cancelled, light vertical crease and two shortened perf tips, otherwise VF (Image)

1887, ½ P. bis 1 Sh. Königin Viktoria, 11 ungebrauchte Werte mit waager. Aufdruck "SPECIMEN", farbfrisch und üblich gezähnt, rückseitig Papier- und Falzrest, sonst einwandfrei (ME ca. 550,-) (Image)

1888, 1 £ Victoria brownish purple with wmk 10, two duplex cancellations "E.S.8", thin and paper split on reverse, light crease and shortened perf tip, still optically attractive copy! (Image)

1888, 1 £ Victoria dark yellow green, neatly cancelled "LOMBARD ST. ...97", well perforated, light wrinkle and paper split on reverse, in additon 1 £ Edvard VII cancelled "GUERNSEY", at right missing perf tip re-attached (Image)

1929, 1 £ UPU congress black, cancelled, small corner crease, otherwise very fine (Image)

1884, 2½d. Victoria, cancelled reconstruction of a sheet, 178 copies of 240 possible copies are contained, high cv, mostly VF (Image)

1942, british fieldpost airmail folded letter from London to front Stalag 220 in St. Denis to a british civil internee, with british control mark and airmail transit "CORREO AERO MADRID 16. JUL. 42", rare stationery, VF (Image)

1795, british navy, liner HMS "Mars", letter by the ship's doctor with content dated 13.5.1795 while the ship lay on river Nore, cancel "QUEEN BOROUGH" to Chester with arrival mark, "Mars" was liner with 74 canons, in 1805 it took part at the Battle of Trafalgar, stunning navy letter, very fine (Image)

1798, official letter from liner HMS "Ville de Paris" by Commander Calder, noted "On His Majestys Service" from Lisbon 19.1.1798 to Gibraltar about delivery of weapons and equipment for warships, postage free with signature of the Commander at front, probably carried by dispatch ship, this french of admiral Grasse was captured by the british Navy 1782 in the Caribbean, rare cover, very fine (Image)

1855, Crimean War, 1d. red brown vertical strip of three tied by rhombus numeral "26" on cover with handwritten "Arm Of. 25.II.55",, addressed to Leanachan/England, blue arrival "POST OFFICE BRITSH.ARMY 24.NO.55" and transit "Port William 8. DE. 1855" to reverse, somewhat roughly opened, light traces of age, rare cover (Image)

1901, letter of imperial german minister residency in Bogota to Berlin, colombian franking neatly tied by british railway cancel "PLYMOUTH & BRISTOL JY 17 01", one-liner "PAQUEBOT" alongside, decorative (Image)