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1784 (Oct 30): Entire letter from Dublin to Timoney, Roscrea, ...mehr
1784 (Oct 30): Entire letter from Dublin to Timoney, Roscrea, Tipperary sent under free concession and endorsed "Free: C. Heath 30 Oct." at lower left, Bishop Mark "OC / 30" despatch on reverse and obverse with circular "FREE / D" deleted with manuscript "Supposed Counterfeit" above and Inspector's marking "GR / ♚" in red adjacent. Charge raised of "1/4d." due to pay in manuscript. The Inspector's doubts were confirmed upon opening the letter which was from a Mr. William Conway, and the Official wrote "This frank is genuine except the date" alongside the sender's signature. A rare and most unusual entire.
1839 (Nov 21): Entire letter from Elphin to Cavan with mss. "8" pence ...mehr
1839 (Nov 21): Entire letter from Elphin to Cavan with mss. "8" pence charge with ELPHIN / 75 mileage mark in black, transits of BALLINMORE, CARRICK ON SHANNON, and blue KILLESHANDRA cds's, CAVAN double arc arrival cds (Nov 23) in black. Readdressed to Kingstown, Dublin with further CAVAN cds (Nov 24) with manuscript "Paid at" alongside and "1/3d." notation below. Dublin arrival in red (Nov 25) and circular "DUBLIN PENNY POST / 1d." in black. Generally fine to very fine strikes.
1709 Folded entire from Cork to Liverpool, text in Flemish, showing ...mehr
1709 Folded entire from Cork to Liverpool, text in Flemish, showing deleted manuscript "10" in favour of "IN" (possibly "1/6"), with small linear CORK alongside, letter concerns a shipment of tobacco, a fine example of a early Queen Anne usage, plus 1790 folded letter sheet Cork to Isaac Jacob (of Jacobs Cream Crackers fame) Waterford, rated "4" with larger linear CORK alongside, also 1810 entire from Cork to Lisbon, rated "3/3", a fine trio
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1710 Entire written in Flemish from Cork and addressed to Monsieur ...mehr
1710 Entire written in Flemish from Cork and addressed to Monsieur Moentach, Marchand à Bruges, in Belgium, showing bottom left manuscript "Post PD 10d" and further "6", plus small linear CORK in black, also 1732 entire to London, also with linear CORK on front and abbreviated CnTRY on reverse, an attractive and scarce pair
1816 (30.3) Folded entire sent from Cork, via Dublin to Portsmouth, ...mehr
1816 (30.3) Folded entire sent from Cork, via Dublin to Portsmouth, New Hampshire, USA, on board "p Wilson", showing decorative red crowned tablet SHIP LETTER DUBLIN on reverse, rated "20/-" with red SHIP and NEW YORK/JUN.2 alongside, very fine and scarce
1840 (5.1) Folded cover sent from Dublin to Edinburgh used during the ...mehr
1840 (5.1) Folded cover sent from Dublin to Edinburgh used during the Uniform 4d period and showing a fine example of the distinctive uniform "4" of Dublin, very fine and scarce
1831 (11.5) Folded entire sent from Enniskerry, Co. Wicklow to ...mehr
1831 (11.5) Folded entire sent from Enniskerry, Co. Wicklow to Bishop's Waltham redirected to Southampton, showing two-line framed ENNISKERRY TWO PENNY POST in red and rate "7", departure and arrival bs, very fine strike. Note: The Two Penny post was an extension of the Dublin Penny Post and conducted by the rules and officials of the Penny Post. The service was extended in 1774 to 4 miles and in 1819 to 6 miles, a further 1d being charged on the delivery of each letter. Enniskerry was the only office to have used a distinctive Two Penny handstamp,
1824 (7.3) Folded entire turned cover Limerick to Clonmel, rate "6" ...mehr
1824 (7.3) Folded entire turned cover Limerick to Clonmel, rate "6" with LIMERICK/MR.7/1824/84 circular mileage mkg in red, cover turned and sent on from Clonmel to Edinburgh, rate "2/2" with CLONMELL/MR.9/1824/82 circular mileage mkg in black, with manuscrupt "not known at this address", unusual and scarce
1829 (16.11) Folded letter sheet sent from London to Poona, India and ...mehr
1829 (16.11) Folded letter sheet sent from London to Poona, India and bearing several markings and showing a clear strikes of BOMBAY/POST NOT PAID/GPO, Poona/POST NOT PAID ovals in black, sent back to London with INDIA LETTER/MARGATE and POSTAGE TO LONDON NOT PAID in red, then sent to Dublin with with on arrival there, the scarce red oval POSTAGE/L.C.O./NOT PAID of the Dublin letter Carrier's office also applied in red, and finally redirected to Edinburgh arriving one year after posting. A well-travelled item is scarce and full of character, ex. Fred Dixon
1825-29 The Cashel Mail: Three folded entires sent from Cork to ...mehr
1825-29 The Cashel Mail: Three folded entires sent from Cork to London, each showing the three types of day mail serrated handstamp in red MIDDAY MAIL, these red scalloped oval markings have been found in three variations distinguished by the positions or absence of the dot between Midday and Mail, very fine and clear strikes of the three variations
1834 Cover front with part back flaps to Cork, franked free and with ...mehr
1834 Cover front with part back flaps to Cork, franked free and with FREE/DUBLIN crown ds, showing on face the rare NOT CALLED FOR in red, and manuscript "Returned to Dublin in the Bag from Cork", plus another entire dated 1844 with stamp missing but unusually struck twice by the same rare NOT CALLED FOR, a fine pair
Dublin - Camden Street: 1839 (31.10) Entire to Newcastle on Tyne, ...mehr
Dublin - Camden Street: 1839 (31.10) Entire to Newcastle on Tyne, prepaid "1/4" single showing on face the rare mixed typeface Post Paid at/CAMDEN St. in black, a fine strike superimposed by framed PAID/OC31E.1839 in red, scarce, ex. Fred Dixon
Uniform Penny Post 1840 (April 24): Entire letter to Exeter, England ...mehr
Uniform Penny Post 1840 (April 24): Entire letter to Exeter, England with fine strike of framed "PAID AT / KINSALE" despatch handstamp in black with red "1" in manuscript. Double arc CORK (April 25) and WATERFORD (April 26) transit cds's in black. Readdressed upon arrival to Lord Lisle at Lynmouth with prepaid charge "1" again in red ink, and three line dated "DEVONPORT / PY. POST" (April 29) and "MISSENT TO DEVONPORT" applied in red - a curious usage as the letter was redirected rather than misdirected. A fine and interesting entire.
Lisboa * Cartas vinda do estrangeiro * Irlanda – Carta remetida de ...mehr
Lisboa * Cartas vinda do estrangeiro * Irlanda – Carta remetida de Cork / Irlanda (08.07.19) para Lisboa, com o porte pago até à fronteira de 3s9d, porteada à chegada com 280 réis, manuscrito a sépia, para pagar o terceiro porte de uma carta vinda de Londres, com peso entre 1 ½ e 2 oitavas. MB
1784/1881: Collection on leaves with entire letter/covers/documents ...mehr
1784/1881: Collection on leaves with entire letter/covers/documents (18) incl. 1784 "Oath of Allegiance" printed form filled in manuscript at Cavan County Court with a family from Cork taking the oath; 1794 entire from Curraghmore to London with WATERFORD straight line in black, Broadsheet issued in 1796 published during the period the French Napoleonic forces occupied Bantry Bay; 1811 cover with "CORK/124" mileage mark in red, 1814 two entires to London each showing fair strikes of the Dublin "Mermaid" handstamp; 1834 cover with fine framed "PAID AT / DERRY" in red to Dublin; 1838 Valentine entire letter struck with "ST. STEPHEN'S GREEEN WEST / PENNY POST" in black (charming beseeching love letter), 1844 1 d. pink cover with superb "331" and MOATE cds both struck in blue; 1846 cover with framed "PAID AT / GORT" in blue, 1850 cover from Cork with "PASSAGE WEST" in blue, 1855/57 covers each with 1 d. star tied DUBLIN duplexes (different codes), 1855 cover with 2 d. blue similarly tied, 1870 registered cover with 1 d. red and 1865/67 4 d. vermilion pl. 13 ex Dublin etc. An interesting lot.
Uniform Fourpenny Post 1840 (Jan 4): Envelope from Dublin to ...mehr
Uniform Fourpenny Post 1840 (Jan 4): Envelope from Dublin to Castlecrine, near Ennis, Co. Clare containing a receipt for one year's rent, struck with Dublin handstruck "4" of the Uniform Fourpenny Post in black. Reverse with Dublin (Jan 4) despatch in red, on arrival the cover was readdressed to Six Mile Bridge, Co. Clare with the "4" deleted and replaced by "8" pence charge in manuscript. A most unusual cover Gi = £ 500+.
Uniform Penny Post 1840 (Feb 11): Entire letter to Exeter, England ...mehr
Uniform Penny Post 1840 (Feb 11): Entire letter to Exeter, England with fine strike of framed "PAID AT / KINSALE" despatch handstamp in black with red "1" in manuscript. Slightly smudged Dublin transit (Feb 13) in red on obverse and reverse with "KINSALE" undated circular handstamp in black with "pp" inserted in manuscript. Scarce entire.
1796 (7.4) Folded entire sent from Kenneth McCaskill at the ...mehr
1796 (7.4) Folded entire sent from Kenneth McCaskill at the Loughlinstown Camp, addressed to Edinburgh, showing Dublin black departure Bishop mkg in black and a red arrival, an unusual and scarce item from this little know Camp Note: The Loughlinstown Camp (1795 - 1798) - The Camp was established in 1795 by the English Viceroy, Lord Camden, following advice from Colonel Napier that the soldiers therein could be used to defend Killiney Bay or Dublin City from a potential Napoleonic invasion
1839 (October 14th) Folded cover sent from Sydney, Australia via ...mehr
1839 (October 14th) Folded cover sent from Sydney, Australia via Dublin to London, showing a red oval PAID SHIP LETTER / OC * 14 / 1839 / SYDNEY ds, with deleted colonial postage "3" and rated "8", ship letter rate, plus mixed typeface DUBLIN / Ship Letter also in red, all alongside, an attractive ship letter usage Note: The letter was posted before the Treasury Warrant was issued for the Uniform Rate (5.12.39) and arrived after the enactment
Mayo - Newport Mayo: 1825 Folded entire from Newport to London, ...mehr
Mayo - Newport Mayo: 1825 Folded entire from Newport to London, charged 11d, uprated to single 2/2d, showing on face NEWPORT MAYO/139 mileage mkg, very scarce type incorporating the county name, unrecorded by Moxter
Limerick Ship Letter – 1827 (April 18) Entire letter from ...mehr
Limerick Ship Letter – 1827 (April 18) Entire letter from Montevideo, Uruguay to London, landed on the west coast of Ireland and bearing on the face a fine strike of the fancy scroll “SHIP LETTER” handstamp of Limerick in red, with matching LIMERICK / SE.11.1827 / 94 mileage circular datestamp, also in red, alongside. Rated “3/2” (later amended to “3/8”) for a double rate letter — comprising 6d Ship Letter, 14d mileage, and 2d packet charges, doubled. Reverse with transit and London arrival backstamps. A great rarity of maritime postal history, being the only recorded example of the Limerick Scroll “Ship Letter” marking. Provenance: T. E. Field and Brian Wallas Collections. Mounted on the original Field album page
1840 UNIFORM FOURPENNY POST LONDON TO MAGHERAFELT, IRELAND WITH ...mehr
1840 UNIFORM FOURPENNY POST LONDON TO MAGHERAFELT, IRELAND WITH
MANUSCRIPT '4'. Fine letter from 'Vintners Hall London' dated 4th
January 1840 to 'A Spotswood Esq, Magherafelt, Ireland' (Co.
Londonderry) with fine manuscript '4'. On reverse London date stamp
JA 4 1840 and Dublin date stamp JA 5 1840. Fine Uniform Fourpenny
Post usage addressed to Ireland. (Ref 139667).
Automatisch generierte Übersetzung:
1840 gleichmäßiger Fourpenny-Post LONDON zu MAGHERAFELT, Irland, mit handschriftlich 4. fein Brief von Weinherstellerinnen Hall London datiert 4. Januar 1840 an einen Spotswood Esq, Magherafelt, Irland (Co. Londonderry), mit feinem handschriftlich 4. auf der Rückseite London Datum Briefmarke JA 4 1840 und Dublin Datum Briefmarke JA 5 1840. fein gleichmäßiger Fourpenny-Post Verwendung adressiert nach Irland. (Ref 139667).
IRELAND: 1762 (Aug 16): Entire from Charleston, South Carolina to ...mehr
IRELAND: 1762 (Aug 16): Entire from Charleston, South Carolina to London, rated '5' (d.) which has been deleted and replaced with '11' (d.), manuscript "ship" top right and straight line 'CLONMELL' below, reverse with straight-line 'COUNTRY' and arrival Bishop mark. Small part of backflap missing, nevertheless a remarkable item, believed to be the only recorded ship letter from Clonel which was further upstream from Dungarvon. Ex T. Roberts (1989).
Galway: 1825-1859 Attractive group of thirty-two covers or part ...mehr
Galway: 1825-1859 Attractive group of thirty-two covers or part covers mounted on 26 album pages, showing an array of postal markings including large type linear HEADFORD in black with red Inspector Crown alongside on 1825 cover to London with interesting social contents, small type linear HEADFORD in red, linear KENVARA in black (2), linear KILCONNELL in black (2), small type KILCREST in blue with large boxed PAID also in blue, plus similar cover also in blue, small sans serif linear markings of KILKERRIN, KILTORMER, LETTERFRACK, MENLAGH, MILLTOWN, MONIVEA, MOYLOUGH, OUGHTERARD, RECESS, WOODFORD in black or blue, plus with serif linear mkgs of SHANNONBRIDGE in black & blue, SHRULE, SPIDDAL, undated circles of MENLOUGH, MOYCULLEN, NEW INN; WOODLAWN etc., all strikes are fair to very fine, a scarce group (32)
Kildare - Athy to Stratford: 1770-1859 Attractive group of ...mehr
Kildare - Athy to Stratford: 1770-1859 Attractive group of seventy-four covers or part covers mounted on 60 album pages, showing an array of postal markings including large type linear ATHY in back with one on early 1770 cover, mileage ATHY/41 and ATHY/32 in black (3), ATHY/PENNY POST in blue, 2-line sans serif BALLYMORE EUSTACE/NAAS, linear BALLITORE in black, BROOK ST. in blue, KILMEAGUE/NAAS, ROBERTSTOWN/NAAS (2), linear with serif CARBURY in black & blue (3), C.DERMOT (2), large KILCULLEN in red, KILDARE in black, large MAYNOOTH in black (2), small MAYNOOTH in black, MONASTEREVEN (2), large type NAAS in black (2), small linear sans serif of BALLYSAX in blue, 2-line BRANNOCKSTOWN/NEWBRIDGE, undated circular cancels of BURGHTOWN, CLANE in blue, KILCULLEN in RED, NAAS in red, STRATFORD-ON-SLANEY in black, mileage mkgs of CL.DERMOT/34 (4) in black and red, CLANR/19 (2), KILCULLEN/21 in black and red (5), KILDARE/24, LEIXLIP/8, MAYNOOTH/11 (2), Mr.EVEN/30 in red, NAAS/16 in black & red (3), NEWBRIDGE/21 in red (2), RATHANGAN/28 in black, italic Celbridge/Penny Post in black (5), Donadea/Kilcock in blue, Leixslip Penny Post in black (2) etc., all strikes are fair to very fine, a scarce group (74)
Monaghan - Monaghan: 1797-1839 Attractive group of eight covers or ...mehr
Monaghan - Monaghan: 1797-1839 Attractive group of eight covers or part covers mounted on 6 album pages, showing an array of postal markings including early linear MONAGHAN in black on 1797 entire to Edinburgh, black MONAGHAN/62 mileage mkg, MONAGHAN/66 mileage mkg in black and red, italic boxed Monaghan/Penny Post in red, PAID AT MONAGHAN in red and black (3) one mkg on SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIETY FOR IRELAND printed entire etc., all strikes are fair to very fine, a scarce group (8)
Clare: 1813-1968 Attractive mixed accumulation of mostly semi-modern ...mehr
Clare: 1813-1968 Attractive mixed accumulation of mostly semi-modern to modern covers and postcards, all to and from County Clare, showing a fine array of registered mail, some from smaller villages and towns, some better early items included are 1840 1d Mulready addressed to Doon near Broadford, Co. Clare and 1813 entire from Ennis to London, redirected to Paris and shows an unframed serif T.OFF in red, also 1838 entire from Dublin to Ennistymon redirected to Ennis with boxed red PUT IN AFTER SIX O'CLOCK hs, plus some other covers included FDC etc., mixed to fine, a wonderful assembly for the Clare postal historian (170+)
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MANUSCRIPT '4'. Fine letter from 'Vintners Hall London' dated 4th
January 1840 to 'A Spotswood Esq, Magherafelt, Ireland' (Co.
Londonderry) with fine manuscript '4'. On reverse London date stamp
JA 4 1840 and Dublin date stamp JA 5 1840. Fine Uniform Fourpenny
Post usage addressed to Ireland. (Ref 139667).
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1840 gleichmäßiger Fourpenny-Post LONDON zu MAGHERAFELT, Irland, mit handschriftlich 4. fein Brief von Weinherstellerinnen Hall London datiert 4. Januar 1840 an einen Spotswood Esq, Magherafelt, Irland (Co. Londonderry), mit feinem handschriftlich 4. auf der Rückseite London Datum Briefmarke JA 4 1840 und Dublin Datum Briefmarke JA 5 1840. fein gleichmäßiger Fourpenny-Post Verwendung adressiert nach Irland. (Ref 139667).
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