1633 warrant concerning the postmaster of St Albans

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1633 warrant concerning the postmaster of St Albans1633 warrant regarding the postmaster of English city St Albans A fascinating piece of early postal history from Charles I's reign. It commands several prominent individuals within St Albans and its environs to provide material assistance to the city's postmaster. Specifically the provision of 10 12 horses. The warrant ends with a strong warning that failure to help the postmaster will be treated severely. Full details: Addressed at the foot to "all

type 11 overprint

Such a beautiful stamp from the reign of King George VI

and his timeless masculinity means he remains highly popular almost 40 years after his death

He explained to Sinatra that his son

Very fine and fresh example of this difficult early George V booklet

mentioned for accuracy and inconsequential

I have always considered this stamp undervalued by the market

of this very rare stamp that was prepared for use but not issued lettered SC

AEF - Almost Extremely Fine

both Halford and Meyrick were listed as fellow members of the Society of Antiquaries of London

New Zealand 1898 (5 Apr) 2s grey-green "Milford Sound"

neatly cancelled by a crisp strike of a red Maltese Cross leaving a clear profile