1839 - James Chalmers “General Postage one penny Not ex. Half an oz. 1 d.” Essay on laid watermarked paper. In perfect condition, with inverted watermark. Wonderful extraordinary piece and probably unique. Cert R.P.S. (2008). (Image)

1847 - Rowland Hill, handwritten letter with interesting content: "My dear Sir: I have consulted the Officers here and they all perfectly genuine... Among those whom I have consulted is the late Inspector of Franks... himself a large collector of Autographs... At the same time you are quite right as to the state of the Law, and the only explanation that can be given is that the Frank must have been passed by mistake... Faithfully yours. Rowland Hill". (Image)

1865 - Rowland Hill autograph on a letter from Hampstead (14 February) to Thomas Miles Richardson (Landscape Painter). (Image)

1840 - Uniform Penny Postage - (7 January) postal notice advising of the Uniform Penny Post starting on 10 January. Measuring 5 1/2 x 8 3/4 inches. Some light faults around the perimeter. (Image)

1941 - Mulready 1 d. wrapper Stereo A77 sent (24 May) from Loughborough to Mansfield, cancelled by black Maltese Cross, ‘Mansfield’ and red ‘Loughborough’ c.d.s. in front. Fine and perfectly folded. (Image)

1840 - Mulready 1 d. envelope Stereo A 137 sent (2 June) from Clitheroe to Blackburn, cancelled by red Maltese Cross and ‘Clitheroe’ d.c. in blue in front. Very fine. (Image)

1840 - Mulready 1 d. envelope Stereo A139 used (11 May, sixth day of use) to Ipswich, cancelled by red Maltese Cross. Rare. (Image)

1840 - Mulready 1 d. envelope Stereo A143 used (8 May, third day of use) to London, cancelled by red Maltese Cross. Fine. (Image)

1840 - Mulready 1 d. envelope Stereo A149 used (6 September) from Newport-Salop to York, cancelled by orange-red Maltese Cross and ‘Newport-Salop’ d. c. in front. (Image)

1840 - Mulready 1 d. envelope Stereo A176 used in London with clear M.C. and black "Kentish Tn.S.O." mark in front, octagonal "MY7" backstamp, recipients mamuscript note (in purple) "the first I received of the free postage" also on the front. Few imperfections. (Image)

1840 - “Peg-Leg Sailor” Southgate n. 3 caricature envelope used from London to Fareham, cancelled by ‘Paid/13 JY 13/1840’ c.d.s. and handstruck ‘1’ both in red. Clean and very rare. (Image)

1840 - One Penny black, EB, on Mulready Southgate n. 2 caricature envelope used on (12 September) from Salsibury to York. Very nice and attractive. (S.G. n.2) (Image)

1840 - One Penny black, Plate 1b, KF cancelled by red Maltese Cross and used (June 27, back-stamped) on “Lasage” clerical envelope n. 2 to Southwell. Adhesive stained. Very rare. Cert. B.P.A. (2004). (S.G. n. 2) (Image)

1840 - Mulready 2 d. envelope Stereo a208 used 1840 (15 December) from Melrose to London, cancelled by deep orange Maltese Cross Fine and rare. (Image)

1921 - George V - £ 1 purple and black/red lightly mounted (S.G. 61) (Image)

1904 - Mochudi to California (U.S.A.) - 4 p. blue registered envelope ( 28 August) uprated 1 p. lilac and two 2 p. green and red arrival on back.   (S.G. n. 33, 34) (Image)

1913/21 - George V- 5 d. purple and black/red, lightly mounted - (S.G. 110) (S.G. n. 110) (Image)

1922/33 - George V- 5 d. purple and black/red, lightly mounted - (S.G. 125) (S.G. n. 125) (Image)

1916 - George V - complete set of 8 stamps overprinted “Levant” mounted mint. Cert. B.P.A. (1945/46) for 4 stamps.   (S.G. 1/8) (Image)

1914 - George V - £ 1 purple and black/red, lightly mounted. (S.G. 38) (Image)

1912/21 - George V - 50 r. grey and red-brown, lightly mounted. Cert R.P.S. (1975) (S.G. n. 16) (Image)

1912/21 - George V - 50 r. dull rose-red and dull greyish green lower right corner of the sheet, showing Plate No. “1”. Togheter one sample overprinted ‘Specimen’. Both stamps lightly mounted. (S.G. n. 61, 61s) (Image)

1912 - George V- £ 1 purple and black/red, lightly mounted - (S.G. 24) (S.G. n. 24) (Image)

1912 - George V- 10 d. purple and black/red, lightly mounted - (S.G. 116) (S.G. n. 116) (Image)

British Post Office in China. 1917 - British Post Office in China - George V - 10 d. purple and black/red, lightly mounted (S.G. 17) (Image)