Falkland Islands: 1982 Conflict, British Forces: 1982, four covers from members of British Forces addressed to Sovereign Roses, Guernsey franked 151/2p., the first (May 19) tied by F.P.O. 941 c.d.s. (type BF.18) commercially used whilst in Falklands waters (from May 12-30) , the others (May 26), (July 6) and (Aug. 12) with London Maritime Mail machine cancellations, the last two also with South Atlantic Forces endorsements.

Falkland Islands: 1982 Conflict, British Forces, (May 10) envelope to Austria bearing Machin 151/2p., 2p. (2) cancelled in transit by London Maritime Mail May 26 cancellation and with fine cachet “SUPPLY OFFICER/10 MAY 1982/H.M.S. COVENTRY” in red. HMS “Coventry” sunk on May 25. Photo. (Image1)

Falkland Islands: 1982 Conflict, (June 20) two covers with HMS “Endurance” dated cachets in red, one an airmail envelope bearing Mailships 6p. tied by Fox Bay July 20 c.d.s. with Royal Marines Detachment and Argentine Air Force Meteorological Service cachets, and ms. note “No stamps available Southern/Thule or Grytviken” signed by Lt. Keith Mills, the other stampless with two “Corbeta Uruguay” cachets in violet. Photo. (Image1)

Falkland Islands: 1982 Conflict, British Forces, extensive range of covers, cards etc. in a binder, on leaves and loose incl. Task Force vessels with mainly post-Conflict markings, forces mail, Conflict period incoming mail (4), (July 22) two airletters and (Aug. 25) flight envelope with dated cachet of NPO 2010 commanding officer whilst on support vessel MSV “Stena Inspector”, later commemorative material, etc.

Falkland Islands: 1982 Conflict, Task Force Vessels, A collection in two Oriel abums, with a comprehensive range of covers, aerogrammes and cards showing cachets and markings of the ships incl. Conflict period with HMS “Antelope”, “Argonaut”, “Arrow”, “Avenger”, “Brilliant”, “Bristol”, “Broadsword”, “Coventry”, “Hermes”, “Intrepid”, “Invincible”, “Plymouth”, SS “Atlantic Conveyor”, “Uganda”, RFA “Blue Rover” (with South Georgia May 19 c.d.s.), “Grey Rover”, “Sir Bedivere”, “Sir Geraint”, “Sir Tristram”, “Tidespring”, MV “British Avon”, “British Tamar”, etc. to collectors and commercial items from HMS “Antrim”, “Fearless”, “Invincible” and an unidentified ship.