As foretold the Christmas Robin Faststamps were available from Post and Go machines last week. Their first appearance was at the British Postal Museum and Archive in Phoenix Place, London WC1, and the first day of issue of the plain version with no further inscription was at the Stafford Stamp Show on Friday 8th, Saturday 9th November.
Discussion on their appearance at Post Offices - click here.
BPMA
Stafford
This doesn't really qualify as a variety but was a natural product of the machine with a little foreign matter trapped in the roll. As you can see from the numbers it did not affect a continuous run, with strips starting with number 19 and number 25 unmarked. (There's nothing on the back of any of the strips.)
It could be stray ink, but could be something else!
I'll be contacting regular customers about these as soon as possible, but if you want to write please do.
"Notice of Objection" from Langport in 1865
-
The item below originated from Langport but was cancelled in Taunton and
was franked with a 3d stamp. It is a "Notice of Objection" which is
treated as ...
No comments:
Post a Comment
Thank you for reading the blog and commenting: please use an identity (name or pseudonym) rather than being Anonymous; it helps us to know which 'anonymous' comments are from the same person to avoid confusion. Comments are moderated to avoid spam, but will be published as soon as possible.