Dear JohnB,

Would you kindly contact me at pennyred@earthlink.net.
A friend of mine would like to contact you about WHS postmarks. In the meantime I hope I will be successful in persuading him to become a member and use the discussion board.

Very best regards,
Tim

Dear Kevin

Kindly provide me with your e-mail address so I can send you a copy of an article recently written by Ray Simpson and Peter Sargent on guillotined wing margins. You can contact me at pennyred@earthlink.net

Best regards,

Tim Burgess

I have seen postmarks very similar to this used by district post office for printed matter beginning in around 1870.

They feature numbers and letter codes but also usually have 2-4 horizontal bars inside the circle along with the numbers and codes.

Dear John,

Following Mike's suggestion please see a comparison between your stamp and a photo of from the imprimatur sheet for plate 31, position NH

best regards,

Thanks to everyone for there kind input. I thought that this might be an example of a temporary WWII dumb cancel but as others correctly pointed out there is no receiving marks or any other evidence that this item went through the mail stream. I invited the owner of the cover to visit the GBPS discu...

Robin,

Is it possible to fix a price range for the perf star imprimaturs or are there too many variables?

Dear Leslie,
Many thanks for your kind assistance with Tom's inquiry!
Very best regards, Tim

Great Britain Collectors Club Member Tom Myers would like to ask GBPS Members for a little help with the following inquiry: Coil production. Since the time of G5, some coils, both vertical and horizontal format are made up with pasted joins every few stamps. Others are from long strips without joins...

Mike,
Congratulations on the new GBPS discussion board! I will be sure to spread the word about this new medium for discussion in the GBCC Chronicle. It will be interesting to follow inquries covering all of the different reigns! Best regards, Tim