Jersey. 1826-49 Entire letters from abroad to France, one from Rio de Janeiro to St. Malo directed via Admiraux Le Breton & Co. in Jersey; the others all with Jersey forwarding agents endorsements comprising P. & F. Janvrin & Co. on 1830 entire letter from Santiago de Cuba, T& P Duhamel on 1830-32 entire letters from Rio de Janeiro (2), and William Fruing on entire letter from "La Nouvelle" with red Jersey c.d.s. All entered France at St. Malo and are handstamped "GRANDE BRETAGNE / PAR ST MALO" (4, three also with handstruck "6") or red "ILES C / ST MALO" c.d.s. (5).

London. 1842 Entire letter posted from Naples to Samuel Dobree & Son in London charged 1/7, redirected to Guernsey with a 1d red applied and cancelled by London Maltese Cross, fine and unusual. Photo on Page 65. (Image1)

Southampton. 1786-1816 Entire letters (8) and entires (9) to Guernsey endorsed by the forwarding agents T. Durell (4, also 1794 postage account from the Guernsey Postmistress Ann Watson for letters to Thomas Sausmarez, which includes two of these letters), Seward & Le Feuvre, Seward & Pipon (3), Seward & Co (2) or P. Le Feuvre (4). Also letters directed via Priaulx & Bienvenue (2) and 1814 letter written by Priaulx & Bienvenue and sent with a box on the "Aeolus". (18).

Weymouth. 1794-1810 Entire letters and entires to Guernsey addressed care of James Ahier (6), Thomas Martin (2), Nicholas Robilliard (17) or Robilliard & Ahier, one 1800 entire endorsed by James Ahier "postage pd & forwd p.y.m.h. servt J.A.", one 1808 entire from Naples with fine oval "SHIP / (crown) / LETTER" (Rob. S10 of London), one severely torn, otherwise all fine. (26).

Cherbourg. 1821-29 Entire letters to Guernsey directed via Capt. Poullain (2, 1820-21), J. Boulabert (1823), Wm. Droit (1825) or Mr Bonfils (1827) in Cherbourg, or endorsed by the agents Chas. Sturmer (1823) or Mauger Freres (1829), also a letter written by the forwarding agents Mauger Freres to Guernsey, all fine, five to Thomas De Sausmarez. (8).

St. Malo. 1802 Entire letters (2) and entires (3) from Naples, Barcelona, Valencia or Bergerac to Guernsey, or from Guernsey to Le Havre, all sent during the 1802-03 period of peace with France following the Treaty of Amiens, two directed via Messrs Barbier & Co. or Barbier et Roberechts and endorsed with the forwarding date, the others endorsed by the agents Louis Blaize & Co., Thomas Aine or Gayler, Jowan & Co., one letter also directed "to the care of Miss Watson" (the Guernsey Postmistress). (5).