Great Britain 1840 1d black plate 1b and plate 7 two matching covers Tanzania stamps all within an incuse square

all within an incuse square Good Very Fine - Well-centred

It is possible to detect in this short piece some of the characteristics that were shortly to bring Rowling's prose such extraordinary success: a great and varied sense of humour

though did allow for testing in underground facilities so long as debris stayed within the boundaries of the nation that was conducting the tests

IMPERFORATE VERTICAL PAIRS on unwatermarked wove paper

printed in black on thick wove card at the Royal mint as an experiment into alternative methods of plate production

Great Britain 1840 1d black plate 1b and plate 7 two matching covers Tanzania stamps all within an incuse squareGreat Britain 1840 1d black matching covers to same recipient covering the non registered period and the issue with sending valuables by post during that period. With the discontinuation of Inland Money Letters on January 1st 1840, there was no secure way of sending Inland Letters with valuables by post. Top Cover Great Britain 1840 (September 8th) letter from London, Lombard Street to Doncaster bearing 1d black (plate 1b), SG2 originally containing a