Edinburgh. 1809 (Dec 2) Entire letter from the Money Order Office regarding the slow accounting of Money Orders, the address panel with separate "Money Order Office" and "F. Freeling" handstamps in red, posted from Edinburgh to the Postmaster of Elgin with red c.d.s. Very unusual and scarce, just three examples believed to be recorded, ex Vivien Sussex collection. Photo on Page 30. (Image1)

Dublin. 1822 (June 10) Receipt for "two British Money Orders at par £10.16.8, Poundage 9.2 and (tax) stamps 1.2", a total of £11.7.0, with curved red "MONEY ORDER OFFICE / G.P.O" handstamp. The only recorded example, ex Vivien Sussex collection. Photo on Page 30. (Image1)