1821  Entire from Spain to London showing a very fine LONDON FOREIGN OFFICE "1 Oz. at 8s/8d per Oz", L 1035d.

1844  Unfranked Entire addressed to Bordeaux, France showing Manuscript '5' and CANCELLED BY A SUPERB LEITH MALTESE CROSS where the stamps would have been.  Charged 15 Decimes on arrival.  SUPERB!!

1796  Cover addressed to Parliament Street showing on the front a very fine UNPAID, L 551, of HOLBORN HILL.  Very Scarce.

1854  2d Blue, SG 19, Plate 4, lettered F-I/F-K.  A very fine strip of Three tied to piece showing oval "REDIRECTED/AT/^.CHELTENHAM^." IN GREEN.  Ex Alcock Collection.

1871  Envelope with part of flap missing addressed to Edinburgh showing on the front a very fine BOXED 'TOO LATE/CHARING CROSS'.

1703  Professionally-repaired Entire addressed "Ffor Mr Charles Orchard att Mr Sh?? in St Oswalds Church Yard in London these" showing a VERY FINE, TINY LONDON INSPECTOR'S CROWN IN BLACK - VERY RARE and NOT LISTED IN LONDON CATALOGUE...

1830  Entire from Paris via Dover addressed to London showing on the front a fine rectangular dotted framed 'Oz at 4/8 per Oz' in Black.  Ex Barrie Jay.

1863  Envelope addressed to Kings Cross, N, franked by a 1d Rose-Red, SG 40 , tied by a very fine 'TOO-LATE/LONDON '78' duplex.

1807  Entire to Windham with manuscript "TURN AT THETFORD", showing a very fine STRAIGHT LINE WATTON, 44 X 7 MM - SIZE NOT RECORDED IN COUNTY CATALOGUE.

1829  Entire from Paris addressed to the Strand, London, showing on the front a very fine unframed S.S handstamp known on a few covers from France in 1829 and 1830 - the covers have no French handstamps or charge marks but are charged normally when they arrive in London.  The purpose of the S.S is unknown, applied in London Foreign Office...

1911  1d Rose-Red, SG 280, Pair cancelled by very fine "LONDON CHIEF OFFICE/PARCEL POST/DEPOT" Hooded Circular datestamps.  Rare.

1873  LATE FEE COVER TO TUNIS "via Marseilles" franked by a 6d GREY, SG 125, PLATE 12 and 1d ROSE-RED, SG 43, Plate 122, tied by London E.C. '78' duplex, showing a Boxed 'L1' Late Fee in Red.

1906  1d Stationery Postcard addressed to Finland cancelled by a superb THROGMORTON-AVENUE B.O.E.C Late Fee Hooded Circle.

1912  Envelope addressed to Christiania, Norway, franked by a George V 2½d Blue, SG 372, paying postage and franked on the left-hand side with a 1d Scarlet, SG 342, paying Late Fee, both cvancelled by very fine LEADENHALL-S^T.-E.C Late Fee Hooded Circle.

1871  1d Rose-Red, SG 43, Plate 122, tied to envelope addressed to Botsford, Suffolk, by a fine TOO^.LATE LONDON^.EC duplex.

1817  Cover to Stoke Newington showing on the reverse a very fine boxed 'To be Delivered/by 10, oClock/on Sund Morn', L 708b, comma after '10'.

1840  Entire addressed to Reigate, Surrey, showing on the fronyt a very fine recgtangular framed 'POSTED AFTER/6 OCLOCK AT NIGHT', L 288, in Red.

1923  1½d CHESTNUT POSTAGE DUE, SG D3 tied to Poastcard from FRANCE TO JERSEY, THE POSTAGE DUE CANCELLED WITH JERSEY CDS.

1865  9d STRAW, SG 87, PLATE 2, tied to envelope addressed to Soro, Denmark "Via Belgium" by a very fine CLIFTON/BRISTOL '134' duplex, also tied by a very fine circular-framed 'PD' (Paid to Destination) in Red.  A VERY SCARCE AND ATTRACTIVE FRANKING.

1877  4d SAGE GREEN PAIR, SG 153, Plate 15, JE/JF, tied to Mourning envelope to India "Via Brindisi" - and redirected on arrival - by VERY FINE SANDOWN 'B88' (I. O. WIGHT) NUMERALS, addressed to the father of Bernard Bosanquet,... 

1873  ½d ROSE-RED, SG 48, TIED TO MINIATURE ENTIRE, 3¾" x 1¾", addressed to Hampstead tied by a London 'N24' duplex.  INTERECEPTED IN THE MAILS AND DEEMED TO BE A LETTER RESULTING IN A... 

1887  6d Dull Green, SG 194, tied to envelope from Clapham to Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, showing on the front a very fine oval-framed '2D/TO PAY' of Australia.

1863  Envelope addressed to Cardiff franked by a 1d Rose-Red, SG 40,  tied by a Bath '53' numeral and showing a superb BATH 'TOO-LATE" alongside.  

1831  Cover to Blackheath showing a Handstruck '3' erased, redirected to Old Brompton and showing a superb Handstruck '6' and '𝓘𝓃 𝓐𝓁𝓁' in Black, L 634 and L 638.

1816  Cover from Rotterdam to London showing a superb "1" Oz. at 5s/4d per Oz, L 1035a.

1856  Mourning envelope from London to Langford, Somersetshire, showing a very fine "MISSENT-TO/TAUNTON and with a LANGFORD undated circule on the reverse.

1737  Entire from London to Venice showing manuscript charge obliterated by London SMALL JUMBLED LETTERS IN CIRCLE, L 1079b.  This is done to obscure the rate from Foreign Postmasters.  "Fo To" Franco Tutto 'Paid in Full'.

1896  WELLS, SOMERSET, Parcel Post Label, Type B 2, handstamped with an unusally large handstruck '3' for 3d for a parcel not exceeding 1 lb in weight; the label is cancelled by a very fine WELLS.SOMERSET/M.O & S.B. cds

1821  Entire regarding family matters from "St Mary's" Georgia? and sent "via New York" to DORNOCH, Scotland, showing on the reverse a fine FALMOUTH "AMERICA/NO 30/1821/F" IN GREEN, MS '2/2' UPLIFTED TO '2/8'.

1792  Entire from "Exmouth" to HMS "BLONDE FRIGATE JAMAICA" showing a SUPERB FALMOUTH PACKET OFFICE "FALM:^O, CO 67, in Black, Charged '6' and amended to '1/6' - A LATE USE OF "FALM:^O".

1878  Envelope addressed to Sapperton franked by a 1d Rose-Red, SG 43, Plate 185, tied by two types of CHELTENHAM duplex, redirected and showing a v ery fine CHELTENHAM framed '𝒩ℴ𝓉/𝒦𝓃ℴ𝓌𝓃' in Red.  VERY SCARCE.

1855  Envelope from Weston-super-Mare to Warminster showing a "MISSENT-TO/CHELTENHAM' in Black - listed as GPO only in County Catalogue.  Issued 28/7/55.

1840  Small envelope (one flap removed) addressed to Reading from Basingstoke showing SUPERB *NOT PAID* OF BASINGSTOKE in Red plus MS 'Paid' and '2'.  UNRECORDED?

1862  Envelope addressed to Shipston on Stour franked by a 1d Rose-Red, SG 40,  tied by a Hereford duplex and showing a superb HEREFORD '𝒯oo ℒ𝒶𝓉e' in Black.

1842  Entire from London addressed to East Bilney, East Dereham, Norfolk, with, on the front, a very fine double circular-framed London 'MORE/TOPAY', L 253a.

1873  LATE FEE ENTIRE ADDRESSED TO PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA franked by a 3d Rose, SG 143, Pl 18, and ½d Rose-Red, SG 48, Pl 10, tied by London '98' duplex.  SHOWING BOXED 'L1' LATE FEE IN RED.  Attractive.

15th AUG 1923 WRECK COVER FROM THE ss DOUGLAS (IOM Steam Packet Steam Pkt. Co. Mail Ship) with Purple "DAMAGED BY SEA WATER" sent from Birkenhead to Douglas, Isle of Man.  VERY RARE - Hopkins records only a SINGLE EXAMPLE from this wreck and possibly this one?...

1871  2d Blue, SG 45, Plate 13 and 3d Rose, SG 103, Plate 6, tied to cover to Paris from London showing a very fine framed 'L2' Late Fee in Red.

1815  Printed Insurance Questionnaire returned by a Woolwich Doctor to the Norwich Union's Head Office with, on the reverse, a boxed "Tobe Delivered/by 10, o'Clock/on Sund Morn" in Red, L 708b.

1815  Entire from Weybridge to Edinburgh showing a very fine boxed POSTAGE TO/EDINBURGH/NOT PAID in Red.

1817  Cover addressed to London showing on the front "In All", L 638, together with a Handstuck '4', L 622.  Also showing a Handstruck '2' cancelled by two Erasure marks of London.

1826  Entire addressed to "Chapter Coffee House, London" with, on the front, a "Newcastle/5th Clause Post" in Red together with a fine boxed "Postage Not Paid/to London"; also on the front in manuscript is "If left there to be/forwarded to Leek".

1834  Entire from Hounslow to Fitzroy Square showing a fine LONDON 'WR' handstamp, L 568.  The significance of 'WR' is unknown - suggestions that it was on the 'Western Road' or 'Willesdon Ride' are not borne out by some covers.  Ex Jay Gold Medal Collection.

Circa 1863  Printed matter regarding the United Society of Chemists and Druggists addressed to Oldham with, on the front,  a circular "POSTED^.IN^.PILLAR/LETTER-BOX/DETAINED" together with a 1d Rose-Red with a similar cancellation.  VERY SCARCE.

1867  1d Pink Letter Sheet addressed to Sheffield showing a very fine London circular "MORE-TO-PAY/E.C/ABOVE '½' OZ and Handstruck '2d' Postage Due.

1898  1d Rose-Red, SG 43, Plate 92, attached to envelope to Brockley with manuscript "𝒹ℯ𝒻𝒶𝒸ℯ𝒹 ℴ𝓁𝒹 𝓈𝓉𝒶𝓂𝓅" and SURCHARGED WITH HANDSTRUCK '2^D./4𝓑' POSTAGE DUE.  Unusual.

1860  Cover from London addressed to Nottinghamshire with, on the reverse, a script type "𝓡ℯ𝒸ℯ𝒾𝓋ℯ𝒹 ℴ𝓅ℯ𝓃 𝒶𝓃𝒹 𝓇ℯ𝓈ℯ𝒶𝓁ℯ𝒹/𝒶𝓉 𝓉𝒽ℯ 𝓖ℯ𝓃ℯ𝓇𝒶𝓁 𝓟ℴ𝓈𝓉 𝓞𝒻𝒻𝓲𝒸ℯ".

1828  Cover addressed to Bloomsbury with, on the front, 'M.S' in Red - Missorted, L 562, and showing Handstruck 2 erased and Handstruck 3 applied.

1859  Entire and 1866 Envelope showing TWO SIZES OF THE LONDON CIRCULAR 'MORE ^. TO ^. PAY'.

1871  Small envelope to "...Post Office/Dolgelly Wales, Left till called for".  Sent unpaid from Liverpool showing a very fine LIVERPOOL HANDSTRUCK 2d POSTAGE DUE OF THE MARITIME TYPE.

1883  1d Pink Stationery envelope franked by a 1d Lilac, SG 172, and a 1½d Venetain Red, SG 167, tied by VERY FINE MARK LANE 'L^_.1' LATE FEE DUPLEX.

1859  1/- Green, SG 72 and 1d Rose-Red, SG 40, tied to entire to Cadiz from London "via France" with 1d LATE FEE.

1855  JUNE 28TH 2d BLUE, SG 23, PLATE 4, B-I/B-J.  TWO EXAMPLES tied to Entire addressed to Marseille by fine London '15' in oval of bars and showing INSUFFICIENTLY/STAMPED in Red.

1870  3d Rose, SG 103, Plate 5 and 1d Rose-Red, SG 43, Plate 138, tied to cover from London to Paris and showing a framed 'L1' Late Fee.

1858  1/- Green, SG 72, (trimmed Perfs at right) and 1d Rose-Red, SG 40, tied to Entire from London via Liverpool and addressed to New York, SENT PER "CITY OF WASHINGTON & LIVERPOOL" OF THE INMAN LINE, 1/- POSTAGE PLUS 1d LATE FEE.

1802  Privately-carried entire from Canterbury Bank, Payler, Hammond & Co, to Margate.  TAKEN BY LOCAL CARRIER OF THE NEWSMAN, CHARGED '^d.3' - General Post charge for 24 miles would have been 5^d.

1853  Envelope from Jersey to Dublin showing a VERY FINE JERSEY HANDSTRUCK '2' POSTAGE DUE IN BLACK, JC 26.  Ex Moorcroft.

1814  Entire from Smithfield regarding the sale of 1 sheep, sent to Biddenden and SHOWING LOCAL 1^d CHARGE FOR DELIVERY.  General Post '8' (should have been '6') plus 1d Local = '9^d'!

1826  Entire addressed to Oxford with, on the front, a fine Manchester Boxed 'TooLate/N. P' - Night Post - M 104.

1920  ENVELOPE FRANKED BY TWO 1d LILACS, SG 172, ENDORSED IN PENCIL "NO LONGER VALID", USED LOCALLY IN LONDON.  FRANKED BY TWO 2d POSTAGE DUES AND SHOWING HANDSTRUCK '4^d/89' in Black.