Pictorial & Advertising Envelopes. 1843 Lettersheet advertising the Patent Pulverising Plough made by Edward Hill, Brierley Hill Iron Works near Dudley, with a fine illustration of the plough and many testimonials, posted from Dudley to Eckington bearing a 1d red.

1851 Valentine "Universal Brotherhood" envelope state 1 used from London to Bristol bearing two 1d reds, applied in the upper corners. A very fine example of this attractive envelope. Photo on Page 274. (Image1)

1860 Cover posted from London to Brandon franked 1d (corner fault), the front with "From Burgess & Key, Agricultural Engineers" illustrated with mowing and reaping machines, sheaves of corn, and royal coat of arms, the entire reverse illustrated with a turnip cutter, American churn, grass mowing machine and prize reaper. A superbly and lavishly printed envelope, the flaps opened out to display both sides. Photo on Page 276. (Image1)

c.1865 1d Pink postal stationery envelope with printed address of Robert Heath, hat manufacturer, in London, the front with large printed illustrations of the Queen's Coat of Arms, Prince of Wales feathers and London 1862 prize medal, flap with embossed royal arms surrounded by Robert Heath address details, an attractive cover, fine unused.