An envelope franked with two single C8A SG37 1856 (Nov) 1d Reds Plate 42...
An 1842 cover franked with an SG8 B1 1d Red-brown Plate 23 (DL) fine...
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King George VI
A scarce unused TP28 1944 Inland Telegraph Telegram Form for public use King George VI 1s Brown, Size d. Tricky form.
King George VI Forces Overseas Registration envelope spec RPF8 size G2 4d Green uprated with KGV 2d and QEII Wilding 2½d sent from BFPO 293 to Lancashire. A fine used example.
King George VI Forces Overseas Registration envelope spec RPF3a size G2 3d green format FRF1, has been folded vertically, but still a fine unused example.
A reused envelope originally 15 Feb 1943 with a very fine War Savings /are War Weapons economy label franked with King George VI tied by Leeds wavy line and sent to Australia.
An envelope franked with a King George VI 1950 9d Oliver Green tied by a cds *PLEWLANDS EDINBURGH* sent INSURED for £3 to Basel, Switzerland. Lovely Registered cover.
Undelivered Airmail violet "GONE: NO ADDRESS" 1952 King George VI 1s and a 3d Ilkley to Auckland New Zealand - returned. vertical filing crease.
A Registered envelope Opened For Customs Examination 1947 uprated with KGVI 1/2d tied by SEAFORD SUSSEX cds 10th OC 1947, sent to Switzerland, with a pink Customs and Excise cachet, not a common mark.
1937 Maritime Grimsby Ship Letter rectangular cancelling KGVI and KEVIII franking tied also by Grimsby Post early and with the scarce "Posted On Board The British RMS FRANCONIA on High Seas" cachet in violet.
An envelope franked with King George VI mixed franking x3 values, 3d tied by Sheffield dated 11 Nov 1939 sent Tin Can Mail Sheffield to Niuafoou Isle Tonga - rare British Mail example.
A House Of Commons printed flap Envelope franked with King George VI 2½d tied by a House of Commons Postmark double circle 16 SP 1948, sent to Tunbridge Wells.
Gambia KGVI 1938 to 46 Set of x16 SG150 to SG161 Mounted Mint.
Sierra Leone 1938- 45 KGVI set complete SG 188 to SG200 Mounted Mint
GOLD COAST-1928 Set to 5/- SG 103-112 MOUNTED MINT. Hinge remains, and the 1/ has foxing to reverse.
GOLD COAST SG120a to SG132 KGVI 1928-43 Set to 10/- Fine Used
Gold Coast envelope franked with King George VI 1/2d tied Kumasi cds with a scarce Gold Coast Spitfires Fund 1d Green Roulette patriotic label also tied, with Passed By Censor 8 Gold Coast sent to Oxford. Note: some damage along top, as expected. Rare example tied.
Gold Coast Registered 3d envelope Obuasi Label sent Airmail 1944 uprated with a King George VI 1 shilling 3d contents detailed on reverse state "Gold" £1.10. Export Licence to Oxford.
Gold Coast 1941 (15th SEPT) "Gold Coast Colony embossed flap addressed to Oxford bearing 1 1/2d cancelled by Kumasi / GOLD COAST cds with black on buff GOLD COAST/OPENED BY Censor label, red PASSED BY CENSOR/7/GOLD COAST...
Gold Coast A large commercial envelope with very fine strike of a scarce "MISSENT" mark with the Registered oval of Tamale alongside 1955 Accra Registered Airmail to Kumasi cachet of Prisons Department. Scarce cover.
Malta 1954 EXPRESS FEE PAID Air Mail 1950 KGVI to London.
Gold Coast A small envelope with a fine strike of the scarce Gold Coast "TOO LATE" mark in black sent 28 Feb 1952 King George VI 4d front and x2 1/2d reverse, Opon Valley Registered sent to Kumasi nice 5d Franking with Too Late mark. Note: Soiled in parts.
Gold Coast A large commercial envelope with "TOO LATE" 1955 OHMS Tamale Registered to Kumasi - scarce cover.
Gold Coast SG147 & SG148 1948 KGVI Royal Silver Wedding Stamps - the 10/ very fine cds example.
Registered Pembury 1953 KGVI SG473 9d Olive Green to Oxford - attractive single franking.
WWII 1940 India 1a Stationery envelope uprated with KGVI 13a’s sent from Lonavla to Thomas Cook Forwarding agent Indiawhich has then been directed to Alresford, Hants. Interesting cover. Thomas Cook known to be used for Undercover addresses during WWII.
King George VI window envelope franked with two ½d Greens tied Woolwich 12 May 1939 underpaid to France T/30 POSTAGE DUE with french 1f 80c Underpaid/Charges, presumably should have been 2f 90c.
Registered KGVI 3d and 2½d Stationery envelope sent during WWII 1941 Redirected Leytonstone to Gold Coast originally sent to Barnes but redirected to Accra West Africa and then Kumasi
First Day Cover 29 July 1948 Olympic Games OXFORD to Accra Gold Coast sent airmail to West Africa.
30 July 1948 Olympic Games set of four *Registered* Oxford to Accra Gold Coast.
First Day Cover 1946 King George VI Victory 3d Violet x5 tied by Oxford dated 11 June sent to Gold Coast.