BRITISH PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS 1837-1860: Concerning New Zealand. Ten enormous volumes, 7 of which are half-leather bound (the remainder cloth bound), published by the Irish University Press in 1970s. Full of fascinating letters and interviews inc. Parliamentary reports starting with interviews with one of Samuel Marsden's companions who was with him in 1814. Each year is numbered within the relevant volume; no overall page numbering but must be upwards of 6000 pages of information. An important resource for a research library. THIS LOT FILLS TWO LARGE, DEEP BOXES AND WEIGHS OVER 30KG. (10) Cross Reference: GREAT BRITAIN, NEW ZEALAND (Image)

REPORTS FROM THE SELECT COMMITTEE ON POSTAGE 1838 in three hardbound volumes. The 1st & 3rd reports are in original copies ex Colchester Library & rebound; the 2nd report is a 1968 Irish University Press reprint. (3)Cross Reference: GREAT BRITAIN (Image)

INDEXES TO PARLIAMENTARY REPORTS & PAPERS RELATING TO THE POST OFFICE 1735-1839: Leather-bound in one volume. Published in 1840 as a direct result of the 1838 Select Committee on Postage, in order to fix the difficulties they had in referring to multiple lengthy reports and scattered papers.Cross Reference: GREAT BRITAIN (Image)

BRITISH POST OFFICE NOTICES vols. 1 & 2 by Ranguin (1989). Vol. 1 covers 1762-1829; vol. 2 covers 1830-39. Both volumes ringbound. Also A Short Account of the Franking System in the Post Office 1652-1840 by Brumell (1936), softbound. (3)Cross Reference: GREAT BRITAIN (Image)

LETTER RECEIVERS OF LONDON 1652 TO 1857 by Feldman. A history of their offices and handstamps within the General, Penny and Twopenny Posts. 2 vols. in slipcase. Brand new. (2) Cross Reference: GREAT BRITAIN, LONDON POSTAL HISTORY (Image)

POST OFFICE ARCHIVES INDEXES: Covering proof books, hand-struck stamps, and minuted papers. A very useful resource for the researcher. (7) (Image)

POST OFFICE ARCHIVES INDEXES: Covering proof books, hand-struck stamps, and minuted papers. A very useful resource for the researcher. (7) (Image)