Victoria, "10/V" in Manuscript of Kilmore, on 1850, Queen Victoria ("Half Length"), Ham printing, 3rd Die State, 1d dull orange vermilion, faint crease, otherwise F.-V.F., a very rare interim provisional postmark used between December 21, 1853 and February 15, 1854 when the Kilmore office was destroyed by a fire. Scott No. 1a. SG No. 8  Estimate $200 - 300. $0 (Image)

Victoria, "10/V" in Manuscript of Kilmore, cancelling on 1854, Queen Victoria ("Queen on Throne"), Campbell printing, clear impression, 2d brownish purple on folded letter to Melbourne, reverse with red "Kilmore, Victoria, Jan 15, 1854" oval origin and receiving postmarks, stamp just tied by red offset of a Kilmore postmark, Very Fine, the Unique on Cover Usage of the Manuscript "V/10" of Kilmore. SG No. 19. Scott No. 15 var.  Estimate $500 - 750. The original bar oval canceller was lost when the Kilmore office was destroyed by fire on December 21, 1853. When the office was re-opened on February 15, 1854, a replacement barred oval canceller was issued. $0 (Image)