Before we venture west to the highlands (well, the Welsh Marches) we had the local club's Summer Fair. Nowadays I don't look for many stamps, but I do look for modern British postal history, which I write up on the other blog here.
This is the best find for many years, an insured parcel to South Africa franked at £3.35. Read the postal history blog to find out whether this was right, and why.
I was also told of another find in a local post office, the 1st class business sheet with M17L coding. Printed on 22/02/2017 this is on SBP2 of course, and will be added to our webshop for purchase on our return.
Winford and Winsford UDCs
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Winford is seven miles south-east of Bristol. Here is an example of its
double-arc UDC from June 1851.
Winford is not to be confused with Winsford, four...
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