I.F.S. NANDGAON: 1892 registered philatelic envelope bearing 1891 ½a blue and 2a rose, each with Raj-Nandgaon squared circle cancel of FE 19. No other markings other than the boxed registration. The ½a with minor creasing, the envelope cut and reinforced close to the base. SG 1-2; Scott 1-2 (Image)

I.F.S. NANDGAON: 1892 (OCT 17) philatelic cover to Calcutta, franked by 1891 2a rose Type 1 in combination with India 1882-90 ½a x 2, tied by three strikes of "B.4.OUT/SET. No. 1" Bombay circle railway cancel. The Nandgaon stamp also with manuscript initials, possibly applied by the State P.O. BOW BAZAR/CALCUTTA delivery backstamp of OC 22 92. Central horizontal cover fold, otherwise very fine and rare 'in period' usage of the first issue. BPA Certificate (1981). SG 2; Scott 2 (Image)

I.F.S. NANDGAON: 1893 envelope with India ½a on front with Raj-Nandgaon squared circle cancel of JA 26; on the reverse, 1893-4 ½a and 2a horizontal pairs (stamps printed wide apart) with four strikes of the same cancel, rather better tied by Agra delivery CDS of 31 JAN and by company's chop. A philatelic creation, and with cover faults, still rather pleasing. SG 3-4; Scott 4-5 (Image)

I.F.S. NANDGAON: Official. 1894 ½a yellow-green, Type O1 handstamp in purple, wavy lines between impressions, complete sheet of sixteen (4 x 4) with marginal inscriptions. Neatly CTO, with four strikes of circular intaglio STATE POST/NANDGAON/CP seal. One small marginal hole, otherwise very fine and scarce. SG O4; Scott O3 (Image)

I.F.S. NANDGAON: Official. 1894 ½a sage-green, Type O1 handstamp in purple, wavy lines between impressions. Complete sheet of sixteen (4 x 4) with marginal inscriptions, fresh unused. Central vertical and horizontal folds (not affecting stamps) and margins a little reduced, still fine and scarce. SG O4a; Scott O3 var (Image)