1903 Cover to Berlin endorsed "Express, Durch Eilboten bestellen", posted into the Continental Night Mail Late Fee posting box at Cannon Street Station bearing 1/2d + nine 1d stamps, paying 21/2d postage + 3d express fee + 4d late fee, the stamps each cancelled "CONTINENTAL NIGHT MAIL / C.S" c.d.s, handstamped oval "EXPRESS". Photo on Page 126. (Image1)

Express Censorship. 1917 (June 21) Long cover to Denmark franked 1/2d + 21/2d + 4d + De La Rue 2/6, paying 4d postage + 3d express fee + 2/6 for express censorship, all tied by London F.S c.d.s, with a red Express label and censor seal, endorsed "Urgent". Arrival backstamp of July 7th, the cover taking 16 days to get to Aarhus despite the extra 2/9 paid for express censorship and delivery. An unusually fine example of this scarce express censorship rate. Photo on Page 126. (Image1)

Air Mail Express. 1921 (July 21) Cover from Middlesborough to Switzerland franked 2d + 9d agate with Express handstamp and label and a blue "By Air Mail" label, paid 3d postage + 6d express fee + 2d air fee from London to Paris, from where the cover would have been sent by surface mail. An early airmail express cover sent during the 1921-23 3d postage rate period. Photo on Page 126. (Image1)

1928 Covers from Warwick or Leamington Spa to California both franked 1/41/2, comprising 11/2d postage to U.S.A, 6d express fee and 9d for internal U.S air mail from New York to California, handstamped oval "EXPRESS" and bearing Express and Air Mail labels. (2).

1940-63 Covers with KGVI stamps including 1940-43 air mail covers to France franked 1/2, to Egypt franked 1/9, or to Canada franked 1/9 or 3/- (with bilingual "Please return this / Cover to Postmaster" cachet), censored cover to Ireland, post-war covers to Germany (2), Italy, Holland (with small "EX" label), or Switzerland, and a 1963 registered air mail cover to Chile bearing a single KGVI 5/- definitive. (11).

1953-70 Predecimal QEII covers, many different destinations and various rates, including Seahorse frankings to the 10/- value (12), underpaid mail, registered, postcards, handwritten Express label made from stamp selvedge, small "EX" label, incorrect use of inland "Special Delivery" label, undelivered mail, parcel despatch notes (2), etc. (62).

1971-80 Decimal QEII covers, various destinations and rates from 14p up to £2.64, includes cover to Ireland with both Express and Special Delivery labels, P.O training school cover, etc. (34).