I.F.S. JIND: 1880 (c.) large part cover to Ludhiana, franked by India 1873 ½a blue (paying external postage, tied by pen strokes) in combination with Jind 1874 ½a blue, tied together by "I" in barred circle (British Indian) and native heart-shaped obliterator. Faults (part flap and other pieces missing, creases, Jind stamp with pinhole), still good appearance and rare. SG 1; Scott 1 (Image)

I.F.S. JIND: 1874 ½a blue unused without gum, showing R4/7 no frame to value, retouched all over. Excellent appearance, small thin at top, scarce. SG J1a, £900; Scott 1 var (Image)

I.F.S. JIND: 1874 8a dull purple with four margins, used with manuscript cancel (probably fiscal) and partially cleaned, not unattractive. SG J6; Scott 5 (Image)

I.F.S. JIND: 1874 8a dull purple and 8a slate-blue, used, the former touched at top and creased; the latter just clear at base. Each with manuscript cancel, which cannot be guaranteed to be postal. SG J6-7, Scott 5, var (Image)

I.F.S. JIND: 1882-85 ¼a red-brown on thin wove paper, imperforate lower left corner block of twelve (4x3) with part inscriptions, error doubly printed, fine unused. Spectacular and rare in such a large multiple. With original SG sales card. SG J16a, £1200; Scott 12a (Image)

I.F.S. JIND: 1884 cover to Delhi via Umballa City, bearing on front imperforate ½a lemon (tiny surface scuff at base), tied by heart-shaped cancel and manuscript. Imperial postage unpaid so bears POSTAGE DUE/2 ANNA on reverse, along with Umballa City transit and Delhi arrival. Rare. SG J17 (Image)

I.F.S. JIND: 1885 (May) native cover from Jind to Patiala (via Umballa), franked by 1882-85 ½a buff on wove imperf, in combination with India 1873 ½a blue, tied respectively by heart-shaped obliterator and (together) by L in square of bars, with Umballa (MY 9) and Patiala (MY 10) backstamps. Cover faults (creases and stains), still good condition, and a very rare and interesting usage. BPA Certificate (2008). SG J18; Scott 14 Patiala had been a Convention state since Oct 1884, whereas Jind did not join that system until 1 July 1885, so this cover passed through three different postal jurisdictions XXX (Image)

I.F.S. JIND: 1885 ¼a red-brown perf 12 unused sheet of fifty (10 x 5), showing trilingual inscriptions. SG J37, £275; Scott 18 (Image)

I.F.S. JIND: 1885 4a blue-green unused left marginal single, without gum as issued. Imperforate vertically, perfs at base partially cut away. SG J45a; Scott 22 var (Image)