1855 Bennett's Model Watch - 65 Cheapside, stampless white envelope with images and text printed on one side, bearing straight line Cheapside in blue, addressed to Crewkerne, Somerset, depicting very attractive scene of church clock tower with four story building showing Bennett's shop, attractive and scarce (Image)

1857 WM. Dray and Co's of London - Farm Carts, blue envelope with images and text printed on the inside, franked 1d red, tied London numeral, addressed to Nottingham, depicting attractive cart plus text and prices, attractive and scarce (Image)

1858 Exquisitely drawn pen & ink design, addressed to the Lady Bourke, being one & the same person, as it seems, in London she used the Countess of Mayo title & in Ireland the Lady Bourke title. 1d pink stationery envelope depicting "Lady with fan leaving her boudoir", from Kingstown, County Dublin to London addressed to Lady Bourke, 52 Eaton Square, London, cancelled by Kingstown spoon showing unusual date error "8158", array of transit and arrival markings on reverse (Image)

1858 Exquisitely drawn pen & ink design, addressed to the Countess of Mayo, being one & the same person, as it seems, in London she used the Countess of Mayo title & in Ireland the Lady Bourke title. 1d pink stationery envelope depicting "Family viewing pictures at a gallery", from Bagnalstown, County Carlow to London addressed to Countess of Mayo, 52 Eaton Square, London, cancelled by diamond numeral "25" of Bagnalstown, array of transit and arrival markings on reverse (Image)

1858 Exquisitely drawn pen & ink design, addressed to the Lady Bourke, being one & the same person, as it seems, in London she used the Countess of Mayo title & in Ireland the Lady Bourke title. Envelope depicting "Three children playing with paper boats in a water tub", from London addressed to Lady Bourke, Hayes, Navan, Ireland, franked 1d red tied by London numeral "20", array of transit and arrival markings on reverse (Image)

1858 Exquisitely drawn pen & ink design, addressed to the Countess of Mayo, being one & the same person, as it seems, in London she used the Countess of Mayo title & in Ireland the Lady Bourke title. Envelope depicting "Countryside scene showing farm and windmill", from Dublin addressed to Countess of Mayo, Hayes, Navan, franked 1d red tied by Dublin duplex, array of transit and arrival markings on reverse (Image)

1858 Exquisitely drawn pen & ink design, addressed to Lady Bourke, being one & the same person, as it seems, in London she used the Countess of Mayo title & in Ireland the Lady Bourke title. Envelope depicting "Little girl with her pet dogs", from London addressed to Lady Bourke in Blackrock, franked 1d red tied by London numeral "22", array of transit and arrival markings on reverse (Image)

1858 Exquisitely drawn pen & ink design, addressed to the Countess of Mayo, being one & the same person, as it seems, in London she used the Countess of Mayo title & in Ireland the Lady Bourke title. 1d pink stationery envelope depicting "Lady lighting an oil lamp", from Bagnalstown, County Carlow to London addressed to Countess of Mayo, 52 Eaton Square, London, cancelled by diamond numeral "25" of Bagnalstown, array of transit and arrival markings on reverse (Image)

1858 Exquisitely drawn pen & ink design, addressed to the Countess of Mayo, being one & the same person, as it seems, in London she used the Countess of Mayo title & in Ireland the Lady Bourke title. Envelope depicting "Countryside scene showing farmer and hay cart", from England addressed to Lady Bourke, Hayes, Navan, franked 1d red tied by "689" oval numeral, array of transit and arrival markings on reverse including NAVAN straight line (Image)

1862 Vegetable Leather & Waterproofing Works - G.Spill & Co's of Hackney Wick, London, white printed envelope with images and text on front side only, franked 1d red tied London duplex, depicting factory buildings, attractive and scarce (Image)

1864 Photographic Printer and Publisher - Poulton of 352 Strand, London, white printed envelope with images and text on front side only, franked 1d red four singles, tied London numeral, addressed to Antwerp, Belgium, depicting photographers and group of people looking through a Stereoscope, attractive and scarce (Image)

1866 Hydraulic Engineers - John Warner & Sons, London, printed 1d pink stationery advertising envelope, cancelled with London duplex, addressed to a plumber in Elstree, depicting various machines on front and brass bells on reverse, all in blue, attractive and scarce early usage of an advertising envelope (Image)

1867 (Dec 24) Hand illustrated envelope by Harry Culshaw depicting two ladies, a soldier and a man wearing sandwich boards with the address, sent with 2d postal stationery cut-out tied by London "81" duplex, minor soiling, fine and attractive (Image)

1867 Picture and Fine-Art Dealer - S.B.Beal of London, beige coloured printed envelope with images and text on both sides, franked 1d red tied London duplex, depicting St.Paul's Churchyard on front with texts pertaining to there services on reverse, attractive and scarce (Image)

1868 White printed envelope with attractive allover design with images and text on one side, franked 1d red, six singles, tied London duplex, addressed to Frankfurt, Germany, attractive and scarce early advertising envelope (Image)

1869 Engineer - A.B.Childs, 16 Mark Lane, London, all printed advertising envelope, franked 1d red tied London duplex, posted within London, attractive and scarce early usage of the advertisement cover (Image)

1870 Patent Sewing Machines - Newton Wilson & Co., rose coloured printed envelope with images both sides, franked 7d rate tied London duplex, addressed to Hamburg, depicting various awards for there machines, plus examples of the sewing machines and prices on reverse, cvr crease, attractive and scarce early usage of an advertising envelope to an overseas destination (Image)

1871 Patent Sewing Machines - Newton Wilson & Co., rose coloured printed envelope with images both sides, franked 1d red London duplex, depicting various awards for there machines, plus examples of the sewing machines and prices on reverse, cvr tear, attractive and scarce early usage of an advertising envelope (Image)

1872 Meat Biscuit for Dogs - Carlisle Biscuit Company, from the agents Thos. Styles, blue coloured printed envelope with images and text on both sides, franked 1d red tied London duplex, depicting various dogs on the front and promotional text, with prices and other images on reverse, very fine, attractive and scarce (Image)

1875 Anti-Intemperance comic hand drawn pen & ink design, depicting victims of Jameson Whiskey, sent from Manchester to Cork, franked 1d red tied Manchester duplex, attractive, interesting and unusual (Image)

1878 Tent Maker to H.R.M. The Prince of Wales - Benjamin Edgington, Southwark, printed 1d pink stationery advertising envelope, cancelled with London duplex, addressed to M. Louis Baillon, Vice Consulate of France in Nottingham, depicting various tents, attractive and scarce early usage of an advertising envelope (Image)

1881 American Sander Boot Stores - in Liverpool, London and Manchester, envelope front with images and text on front only, franked 1d lilac, tied Liverpool squared circle, addressed to London, depicting an American flag with addresses of the various stores, attractive and scarce (Image)

1885 Pianoforte Manufactures - John Brinsmead & Sons, from their Bath agents, beige coloured printed envelope with image on front only, franked 1d lilac tied Bath duplex, depicting various awards for there pianos, plus example one of their pianos, attractive and scarce (Image)

1886 Photographic Printer and Publisher - Poulton of 352 Strand, London, white printed envelope with images and text on both sides in red, franked 2 1/2d rate, tied London squared ds, addressed to Berlin, Germany, depicting photographer and posing bull on front, plus allover design in red showing the various Poulton products, attractive and scarce (Image)

1886 The National Cash Register Company - Agents for the company Allinson of 56 Lime Street, Liverpool, pink printed envelope with images and text on both sides, franked 2 1/2d rate, tied Liverpool cds, addressed to Rotterdam, GHolland, depicting an example of one of the cash registers on the front, plus allover design on reverse shopkeeper with his cash register, plus invoice, attractive and scarce (Image)