Great Britain 1840 2d blue combination usage with 1841 1d red-brown

Great Britain 1840 2d blue combination usage with 1841 1d red-brownThe finest known of all 2d blue and 1d red combination usages. Unique as the only cover known with the 1841 1d red brown plate 1b. Great Britain 1840 2d blue and 1841 1d red brown combination cover The finest known of all 2d blue and 1d red combination usages and unique as the only cover known with the 1841 1d red brown plate 1b CE and CK, SGDS6, AS6. The letter was sent on April 28th 1841 from Cork to Dublin with two stamps re affixed after becoming

(archival adhesion to margin only)

as well as photographs of their families taken whilst they were watching the event on the television

elements of the British Military Administration reached Kuching on 11 September 1945

and the possessions of the priory in Woodbridge

Very fine stage 4b example printed in black on white proof paper (73 x 68mm)

Very fine unmounted mint with full original gum imperforate set of imprimaturs with N

Gambia 1905 (6 Apr) watermark CA 1s6d

tied by blue crayon cross to neat cover (green envelope) from Rev Martin Hall to Archdeacon Walker at Namirembe

including a statue of a man

Accompanied with a Royal Philatelic Society (RPS) certificate of authenticity (2010)

This brief period is known as the Edwardian era

variety with watermark V over crown UPRIGHT