Great Britain 1840 1d "House of Lords" envelope, SGPE6

Great Britain 1840 1d "House of Lords" envelope, SGPE6Great Britain 1840 1d "Houses of Lords" Envelope, SGPE6. Very fine used example of this rare envelope printed in vermillion, sent to Clifton and neatly cancelled by a London "PAID" Crowned circle for MY. 1. 1840. The upper backflap has been re enforced and reduced, nevertheless a very presentable example of this rare Parliamentary envelope. A very attractive late usage of the rare pre stamps Parliamentary envelopes. When the Uniform Penny Postage was

A rare and spectacular multiple emanating from uncut booklet sheets

Colour: Distinctive mauve shade

'Irrigation'

Gambia 1869-72 4d pale brown

/Shame against Money"

variety 'Inverted V for A'

During World War I

One of Canada's most attractive stamps

The designs of the pictorial Canada stamps first issued in 1942 represented Canada's contributions to the Allied war effort during World War II

tied by two strikes of 'A26' numeral with fine 'GIBRALTAR SOUTH DISTRICT' registered oval date stamp and red London registered oval transit (3 JU) date stamp alongside

000 were printed by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing

Holley signed to Decca Records in 1956