1822 Plan For Expediting The Mail From London hardback printed book, relating to the mail from London to Edinburgh to ensure it arrives at one o'clock on the second day, printed for William Blackwood, by Balfour and Clarke, Edinburg, 36 pages, in very good condition, a rare book, not often seen.

1840 Post Office Reform book containing 29 pages within a red material bound contemporary book, in immaculate condition, and a scarce record of the time.

1840 Post Office Reform bound book containing 60 pages within a blue material contemporary book, in very fine condition, and a scarce record from this transitional period in the history of postage.

1841 Results of New Postal Arrangements - Rowland Hill book containing 25 pages within a red material contemporary book, in immaculate condition, and a scarce record from this important transition in the post system.

1843 ca. Photographic portrait of Sir Henry Cole (1808 to 1882) who devised the concept of sending greetings cards at Christmas time, and is credited with the introduction of the world's first commercial Christmas card in 1843; photo mounted and framed on paper, footnoted Lock and Whitfield, Woodbury Process.

1862 Rowland Hill Carte de Visite (50mmx100mm) photographic portrait in black and white, mounted on thick card, Mayall of London and Brighton, in very fine condition, few known, and a classic image of the father of postage stamps. (Image)

1864 Results of Postal Reform book containing 36 pages within a red material contemporary book, in immaculate condition, and a scarce record from this significant change in postal arrangements.