1841 (June 20) 1d Mulready envelope stereo A133, a message written inside the envelope (below the flap) from Driffield Bridge, addressed to Bridlington with a black Maltese Cross and a red "DRIFFIELD" datestamp unusually applied on the front, very fine. Photo on Page 176. (Image1)

1841 (Oct 21) 1d Mulready lettersheet with substituted stereo A31 from forme 1, the letter written from Furnivals Inn, posted from London to Leeds with a superb black Maltese Cross cancel, a Leeds arrival datestamp unusually applied on the front, light vertical file folds, otherwise very fine and attractive. S.G. £600. Photo on Page 182. (Image1)

1840 R.W Hume caricature Comic Envelope No. 1, state 3 with a Chinaman on the left flap and passengers on a ship handing letters to a postman in a dinghy shown on the right flap, the inside with an advert for Laurie & Knight's letter paper and envelopes, "Caricature of the Government Stamped Envelopes" written inside and a small stain on right flap, otherwise very fine and scarce. Photo on Page 178. (Image1)

1840 R.W Hume caricature Comic Envelope No 1, design as state 4b, the left and right flaps depicting a man being driven from a house by a lady with a raised rolling pin, the envelope with inscription and number as state 2b, without any advert printed on the inside (as states 1 & 2), small tear to upper flap, otherwise largely fine and scarce, this state unlisted by Bodily, Jarvis & Hahn. Photo on Page 178. (Image1)

c.1840 Forgeries of Spooner and Southgate Mulready caricature envelopes comprising copies of Southgate envelope No. 1 numbered "3" on the reverse, Spooner envelope No 4 numbered "2" on the reverse and Spooner envelope No 5 numbered "1" on the reverse, a few minor stains but otherwise fine, interesting and uncommon forgeries, probably produced shortly after the originals were printed, described in an accompanying 1977 P.J.G.B article by Charless Hahn. (3). Photo on Page 182. (Image1)

1840-1925 Hand illustrated covers (4, faults), fronts (5), picture postcards (39, 25 postally used) and a letter, also Spooner Mulready caricature No. 12 postally used (edge faults, stamp removed, laid on card), mixed quality and some faults. (50).

c.1860 Unused printed pictorial envelopes, various comic scenes, six with the same artists monogram (EPL?), pictures include a lion painting a man standing on a plinth, a lady posting a letter, matrimony, etc., unusual items not seen by us before. (11).

c.1890 Reproduction 2d Mulready envelope and lettersheet unused, and Deraedemaeker facsimiles of Southgate caricature envelopes no 1, 3, 4 (2), 5 and 6. (8).