1837  Entire addressed to Congleton showing on the front a VERY FINE FLIXTON.P.P Penny Post in Red, M 285, and a fine MANCHESTER UNFRAMED "TOO LATE/NP", NIGHT POST, M 108.  SCARCE.

1953  London "𝕿𝖍𝖊 𝕰𝖛𝖊𝖓𝖎𝖓𝖌 𝕹𝖊𝖜𝖘" Wrapper to Blakeney, Norfolk, showing BOXED "YOUR CORRECT POSTAL ADDRRESS IS:-", etc, in VIOLET.

1866  Small envelope addressed to 6 Carlton Terrace, W., and showing  a Western District M/W/D/K Missort mark.  On the reverse in manuscript is "Name not known at 6 Carlton Terrace", etc.

1780  Cover from Marlborough addressed "To the Rev^d Doctor Talbot at Elmset near Hadleigh, Suffolk" and "By Lond.", showing a very fine LONDON SCRIPT-TYPE 𝓘𝓷 𝓪𝓵𝓵, L210.

1907  Letter Card with IMAGES OF HORSHAM.  SENT FROM BURFORD TO CHIPPENHAM - OPENED IN TRANSIT AND RESEALED AT CHIPPENHAM.

1866   Envelope addressed to "12 Victoria Grove, W." and showing on the front, a WESTERN DISTRICT 'M/W/D/M' MISSORT' mark.

1850  Envelope from London to Bradford, Wilts, with, on the reverse, a fine POSTED^.AFTER/♔/10OC10/1850/7-PM in RED.

1873  Envelope posted from Gloucester Station 4 September 1873 to Addington, Port Natal, South Africa, paid 1/- but charged 2/- for being overweight - 1/- due to UK plus 1/- fine divided with the colony.  Carried by Union Steamer Danube from Southampton 5 September, arriving Cape Town 3 October and... 

1861  Envelope from Guildford to Reading showing a VERY FINE GUILDFORD SCRIPT "𝓣𝑜𝑜 𝓛𝑎𝑡𝑒"  IN BLACK, SY 417.

1871  1d Rose-Red, SG 43, Plate 117, tied to cover addressed to Dublin by a fine Liverpool 'W/466/W' duplex.  Underpaid and showing a SUPERB CIRCULAR-FRAMED "^. VER ½ OZ/2^d/MORE TO PAY" OF LIVERPOOL.  Sent via Holyhead with 'H&K PACT' cds on the reverse, HKP3b.

1838  Cover from Croydon apparently intended to be sent by Steamer "Duke of Wellington" to Aberdeen.  The Ship Letter Rate for this was 8d.  At the time of posting, the Inland Rate of 1/3½d was charged and paid for by the sender.  At the London Ship Letter Office, it was... 

1863  1d Rose-Red, SG 40, tied to cover addressed to Hastings by a very fine Stapleshurst '939' duplex; showing alongside is a SUPERB STAPLEHURST HANDSTRUCK '2' POSTAGE DUE - VERY SCARCE.

1864  Small envelope from Saffron Walden (Essex) addressed to Brighton and redirected to London, showing a very fine boxed REDIRECTED/POSTAGE UNPAID in Red and MS 1 Postage Due.

1859  Envelope to Forest Hill franked by a 1d Rose-Red, SG 40, tied by a SUPERB CHARLES RIDEOUT NO 2 MACHINE CANCELLATION mis-sorted with circular 'M/S/D/A' Inspector's mark.

1863  Cover from Liverpool to Dublin - Underpaid.  Showing "ABOVE ½ OZ" and HANDSTRUCK '2' POSTAGE DUE.  ALSO SHOWING ON THE REVERSE IS A FINE "POSTED-SINCE/LIVRPOOL/MY 8/1863/8.30/LAST NIGHT" CDS - A LATE USE OF THIS "POSTED-SINCE" cds.

1879  Envelope from "KNAPP-HILL" sent to London and franked by a 1d Red-Brown, SG 43, Plate 193, tied by a VERY FINE WOKING^.STATION, C33, DUPLEX showing on the reverse a step-framed "ADDRESS CONTRARY TO RULE".  SCARCE AND UNUSUAL.

1879  1d Rose-Red, SG 43, PLATE 215, tied to envelope to "Brook's Club", redirected to "39 Dover St" by a very fine London N/22 duplex and an INSPECTOR'S CIRCULAR "♔/R" in RED -  it is unusual cancelling the stamp.

1872  Mourning envelope from Charing Cross to Londonderry showing a very fine boxed 'TOO LATE/CHARING CROSS".

1715  "FREE" ENTIRE "TO THE HONOURABLE THE EARELL OF LONDOUN AT HIS LODGING IN LONDON WITH SPEED AND HASTE".  INITIALLY CHARGED "6" BUT ERASED AND ENDORSED "FREE", showing on the reverse a SUPERB LONDON BISHOP MARK FOR "10/AV".

1894  DUBLIN PARCEL POST LABEL with manuscript "Redirection To Pay 3^d".  NOTE THE RIGHT-HAND UNICORN IS FACING AWAY FROM THE CROWN!!

1894  Wrapper to Aberdeen - stamp fallen off and charged showing ABERDEEN HANDSTRUCK '4' LATE USE and a framed 'MORE TO PAY'.

1692  Cover addressed "These to S^r Robt Clayton in the Old Jewry present In London" showing a fine LONDON INSPECTOR'S CROWN changing the manuscript charge, L 150.

1842  Entire from London to Oxford showing a superb script London 𝒯oo 𝓛𝒶𝓉ℯ in Red, L 304.

1828  Entire from the Strand, London to Stockwell Common, showing a very fine 'To.be.Delivered/Sund./MORN/by 10' in Red, L 711.

1871  LATE FEE COVER addressed to St Malo franked by a 3d Rose, SG 103, Plate 6, tied by a London duplex and showing a very fine BOXED 'L2' LATE FEE IN RED.

1840  1d BLACK, SG 2, PLATE 9, L-A.  A four-margin example tied to entire to Collooney, Ireland, by a fine MANCHESTER MALTESE CROSS IN RED-BROWN with oval PAID LATE '𝒫ℒ' of Manchester alongside.  Does the "upside down" 1d Black mean "I am not free"?!

1740  Entire to London showing a very fine two-line NOR/WICH and London Inspector's ♔, L 155, changing rate from '4' to '8'.

1884  2½d Lilac, SG 190 and 1d Lilac, SG 172, tied to entire to Milan by a FINE 'GRACECHURCH ST' 'L1' LATE FEE DUPLEX.

1783  June 16 entire addressed "To Mr Cross Merchant in Glasgow North Briton" and "BY WAY OF CAXTON" showing a very fine NORWICH in PURPLE, 47 x 7 mm, NR 297b.  Mail could be carried "by way of Caxton" instead of being sent to London first... 

1838  Entire addressed to Wymondham, showing on the reverse a fine YARMOUTH, NORFOLK, straight line "TOO LATE", 31 X 4 MM - SIZE NOT RECORDED IN COUNTY CATALOGUE.

1926  EXPRESS envelope to The Mentmore Manufacturing Co., Ltd. from Brussels showing on the front a superb boxed EXPRESS FEE PAID 6^D...

1841  1d RED-BROWN, SG 7, PLATE 8, H-D.  A very fine four-margin example cancelled by an IVY-BRIDGE Maltese Cross and showing an IVY-BRIDGE 'LATE' on the reverse.

1843  Cover addressed to Edinburgh showing on the front a very fine Dundalk Uniform Handstruck 'PAID AT DUNDALK/1^d' in Red.

1849  Cover addressed to Edinburgh showing on the front a very fine Drogheda Uniform Handstruck 'PAID AT DROGHEDA/1^d.' in Red.

1971  Registered Envelope addressed to Cromer sent unpaid franked by Ten ½d Postage Dues tied by Ten REGISTERED/CROMER NORFOLK.  An unusual use of the Registered cancellation.

1868  Entire unpaid addressed to Wakefield showing a VERY FINE UNRECORDED LYMINGTON HANDSTRUCK '2' POSTAGE DUE NOT LISTED BY R LOWE OR WILLCOCKS.

1856  Envelope addressed to Grahams Town, Cape of Good Hope, franked by a 1/- Green, SG 73, tioed by a London numeral cancellation and sent via from Dartmouth.  Carried by the W S Lindsay Line, First Voyage, backstamped on arrival in Cape Town, forwarded to the Eastern Frontier and charged 8d, payable in the Colony.

1857  REGISTERED ENVELOPE FRANKED BY TWO PAIRS OF 1/- GREEN, SG 72, and a 6d Deep Lilac, SG 69, tied by BRIDPORT '127' numerals, sent via London-Southampton to New York and on to Worcester, Massachusetts.  Showing a very fine LONDON FOREIGN OFFICE ♔/REGISTERED IN RED...

1882  Cover from London addressed to Madrid, Spain, franked by a 2½d Blue, SG 157, Plate 22 and Three 2d Rose, SG 168, tied by Gracechurch St 'L 1' Late Fee duplex.  Attractive.

1881  Entire franked by a ½d Green, SG 165, tied by a NOTTINGHAM cds and addressed to Nottingham then redirected to Southwell but "Refused".  Showing a SUPERB BOXED 'CHARGED FOR REDIREOTION[sic]' and HANDSTRUCK '½^d' POSTAGE DUE.  Content regards Auction for the Sale of Various Properties in Nottingham.

1824  Entire from France to London redirected to Edinburgh showing BOXED 'NOT PAID' OF LONDON, L 1111. SCARCE.

1852  Sept 4th Envelope from London to Brussels showing framed POSTAGE NOT PAID/TO LONDON overstriking a two-line "BRITISH '4'/FOREIGN '6' in Red.  "Not to be found" and "Returned to England - Taunton".  There is a Kingston undated circle on the front and various datestamps on the reverse.  Interesting.

1829  Cover from Hamburg "via Holland" to London showing very fine dotted framed "1¼ Oz at 6s/8d/per Oz" = '8/4'.

1831 Cover addressed to Chelsea and redirected to Belgrave Place endorsed "To be taken in at the office Chelsea --- official showing a London Handstruck 3 erased and '6' applied together with script "In All", L 634 and L 639.

1859  Notice of Objection entire showing very fine London framed 'Notice' and Handstruck '3' in Red.  Very Scarce.

1837  Entire addressed to Southwark and redirected to Grays Inn Road from the Strand showing Handstruck '2' erased and Handstruck '4' applied., L626.  Attractive.  Ex B Jay.

1847  Small envelope addressed to Saxmundham, Suffok, showing on the front a fine ABINGDON cds and Handstruck '2' with additonal manuscript "More/Over ½" in Red.

1840  1d Black, SG 2, Plate 6, H-I, tied to entire from Edinburgh to Tillicoultry showing a very fine "Above authorized weight" of EDINBURGH in Red.  Manuscript '2' charge to be collected.  RARE.

1885  Wrapper from Richmond, Surrey, addressed to Liverpool showing on the front a Richmond, Surrey framed "Contains a communication/of the nature of a Letter/D.21.  Superb.

1817  Entire from Frimley Green to Bagshot showing a very fine Type 1 BAGSHOT/PennyPost and Bagshot "One.Penny.To.Pay.".  Very Scarce.

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.

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.