Postal Stationery
'HOLLOWAY 244' protective overprint (Donaldson) [M] 59(2)43, (Huggins) [N] 60(1)19
'POSTAGE FREE' on OHMS envelopes (Wiseman) [M] 24(2)26, (Dagnall) [N] 24(4)63
1d Pinks, used with embossed stamps, survey (McCann) [M] 61(5)112
1890 Jubilee envelope, caricature (Jackson) [S] 42(6)117
— genesis of (Davies) [L] 50(1)11
1890 Jubilee postcard, amusing notice (Kaiserman) [N] 34(6)115
Advertising rings (Davis) [M] 26(2)36
— Smith, Elder & Co. overprinted 'Henry S. King & Co.' (Lockton) [L] 40(6)104
— W. H. Smith & Son, mystery (Huggins) [M] 47(2)26
— new discovery (Lockton) [M] 44(2)30
Anti‑Graham envelope (Smith) [N] 23(2)26
Book review, 1840 Prepaid Parliamentary Envelopes. Huggins & Klempka (Toomey & Toomey) [R] 52(2)48
— Collect British Postal Stationery. Huggins & Baker (Stevenson) [R] 46(2)45
— Evolution of British Stamped Postcards and Letter Cards – Their History and Documentation. Dagnall (Lockton) [R] 23(6)92
— GB Postal Stationery, Price List of Registered Envelopes and Newswrappers. Whitworth (Jackson) [R] 37(2)40
— Great Britain: The GB Foreign Rate Postcards 1875‑1899, O'Keeffe (Dagnall) [R] 43(2)34
— History of Envelopes. Benjamin (Dagnall) [R] 35(5)94
— Notes on Victorian Embossed Postal Stationery. Dagnall (Huggins) [R] 25(4)74
— Postal Stationery of Great Britain. Brightmore (Lockton) [R] 23(6)92
— Wrappers, Postal Stationery. Dagnall (Jackson) [R] 31(5)86
British Empire 3d card (Davis) [M] 24(5)67
Cachet, coat‑of‑arms, 1902 (Grimwood‑Taylor) [S] 22(4)61
Caricature, 1841 'Palmer's Tun . . .' (Grimwood‑Taylor) [M] 49(5)113
Colour standard, for KGV dies (Stevenson) [S] 54(6)142
Cut‑outs (Lockton) [L] 50(5)108, (Brown) [M] 50(6)128
De La Rue, embossed dummy stamp (Young) [M] 30(4)76, (Dagnall) [M] 31(3)52
Display, Victorian printed envelopes by Ritchie Bodily (Gilbert) [S] 28(1)2
Downey Head, printed stamp and postmark (Jackson) [N] 26(3)60
— ½d pink cut‑outs (Smallbone & Melrose) [M] 51(1)21
Embossed adhesives cut to shape, possible reason why (Newton) [S] 33(1)17
Emergency stamps, use of KGVI stationery design (Huggins) [L] 44(6)121
Envelope, Postage, design No. 1 (Huggins) [S] 21(3)36
— — indecent words on (1841) (Dagnall) [N] 21(1)12
— QV STO with 1d + 1s (Huggins) [N] 21(4)56
— altered (1987) (Dagnall) [N] 25(5)87
— privately made by Raines and Porter (Grimwood‑Taylor) [M] 36(6)102
Envelopes, 1841 (Dagnall) [N] 26(3)60
Furniss, Harry, caricature of 1890 Penny Postage Jubilee envelope (Jackson) [S] 42(6)117
Houses of Parliament, 2d envelope (Durham Collection) [N] 31(5)92
— 4d wrapper (Huggins) [M] 46(4)73
Illustrated envelope, Ocean Penny Post (Hart) [N] 26(3)60
Illustrated envelopes, Victorian printed, display by Ritchie Bodily (Gilbert) [S] 28(1)2
Invitation, art school, inspired by Victorian stationery (Dagnall) [N] 35(2)38
KGV, colour standard for dies (Stevenson) [S] 54(6)142
Letter card, Budget (Lockton) [M] 30(2)37, (Alexander) [M] 30(3)56, (Welch) [N] 30(3)58, (Daniel) [N] 30(4)79, (Murton) [S] 32(5)90, (Davis) [S] 32(5)91, (Lawrence) [N] 33(4)74, (Bishop) [N] 37(5)99, (Peach) [S] 43(2)40
— County (Alexander) [M] 30(3)56
— Private (Lawrence) [N] 33(4)74
— Save Time (Davis) [S] 32(5)91
— early, 1890 (Alexander) [S] 21(4)53
— private (Lockton) [M] 30(2)37
Letter sheets, I. R. Taylor (Evans) [S] 36(5)90, (Jessop) [S] 36(6)110, (Louis) [N] 37(5)97
— Penny Pink (Lockton) [L] 38(2)33
— Penny Pink, official? (Lockton) [M] 51(5)97, (Baker) [S] 52(1)21, (Baker) [S] 52(2)35
— relating to Corn Returns (Dagnall) [M] 35(2)30
Lost die, 1943 (Dagnall) [N] 21(5)62
Mulready, (2d) with numbers in Maltese Cross cancellations (Compton) [M] 31(5)88, (Louis) [S] 32(1)20, (Compton) [A] 32(2)40
— 1d, 21 May 1840, with contemporary comment (Wicks) [L] 53(5)103
— — from Bristol (Forbes‑Nixon) [M] 53(6)138
— 2d, endorsed by Mulready 27th April 1840 (Wicks) [L] 53(5)103
— May dates, 6 May 1840, used with Penny Black (illustration) (SWL90) [N] 28(2)28
— — 18 May 1840 from Oxford (Jackson) [M] 54(2)33
— — pre‑6 May usage (Kirk) [S] 28(4)78
— — used on 1 May 1840 (Harmers of London) [S] 29(2)23
— William Clowes, printer of (Bolzan) [M] 27(3)42
— advertisements on 1d envelope (Compton) [M] 33(5)92
— advertisements on 2d letter sheet (Compton) [M] 33(5)92
— advertisements, revision in SG Specialised (Slemons) [M] 45(1)14
— — three new ones (Bird) [M] 37(2)28
— caricature, new discovery (Jackson) [M] 41(3)60
— distribution, Alnwick, Stamp Office, early May 1840 (Wicks & Jackson) [L] 55(3)58
— early reference to (Sanders) [N] 28(5)100
— from Oxford (Jackson) [M] 54(2)33
— influence of Gideon Fairman, 19th C. engraver (Smith) [M] 25(2)35
— insufficiently‑uprated (Slemons) [M] 45(5)104
— to overseas destinations, list of known examples (Compton) [L] 36(2)28
— used with Penny Black, 2 May 1840 (Harmers Auctions SA) [S] 29(2)25
— woodblock at auction (Harmers of London) [S] 29(4)80
Newspaper stamps, faults in production (Huggins) [M] 56(5)102
Newspaper wrappers, 1901/02 to Nicaragua (Courtis) [L] 55(4)84
— addressed to ship passenger in Suez (Courtis) [L] 57(2)39
— changes in format, 1889 & 1906 (Dagnall) [S] 23(2)32
— part of stamp impression missing (Courtis) [L] 53(4)89
— private 'Post‑haste' wrapper (Courtis) [M] 51(6)136
— story of one sent by B. F. Stevens (Courtis) [M] 51(2)38
Ocean Penny Post envelope (Hart) [N] 26(3)60
Overprinted British Airletters, book review (Toomey & Toomey) [R] 53(4)95
Overprinted British Postal Stationery, book review (Toomey & Toomey) [R] 53(4)95
Oxford Union Society, postal stationery (West) [M] 54(1)12
— postal stationery, late use (West) [M] 57(6)140
Parcel labels, Tutill's, 1893 (Dagnall) [M] 32(5)92
Penny Pink, and the 3d rate (Lockton) [M] 31(4)78
— cut‑outs (Lockton) [L] 50(5)108
— date of issue (Lockton) [M] 26(5)93
— first day cover (10 Feb. 1841) (Claridge) [M] 47(5)97
— letter sheets (Lockton) [L] 38(2)33
— letter sheets, official? (Lockton) [M] 51(5)97, (Baker) [S] 52(1)21, (Baker) [S] 52(2)35
— turned, matched pair (Jackson & Randall) [M] 50(1)6
Postal notice, 19 Sept. 1870, introduction of postcards (Forbes‑Nixon) [S] 42(6)130
Postcard, 1870, introduction of (Dagnall) [S] 43(1)11
— — registered (Forbes‑Nixon) [M] 52(1)24
— — used before official first day (Forbes‑Nixon) [S] 29(1)15
— KGV proposed designs (Buxton) [C] 53(2)39
— QEII stamp design (Dagnall) [M] 32(4)73
— QV British Empire design (Dagnall) [S] 32(4)73
— bought before day of use 1 Oct. 1870 (Forbes‑Nixon) [M] 42(6)130
— essay for certifying stamp (Dagnall) [M] 29(1)16
— pictorial 1910‑1931, suggestions for (Dagnall) [L] 33(2)31
— postal stationery, on an advertisement (Dagnall) [N] 23(3)47
— stamped‑to‑order, 1881 (Barstow) [S] 43(3)59
— used a day early on 30 Sept. 1870 (Forbes‑Nixon) [S] 42(6)130
— with bisected Penny Lilac (Young) [M] 29(2)26
— without coat of arms (Evans) [S] 36(1)17, (Dagnall) [S] 36(2)36, (Baker) [S] 36(2)36
Postcards, KGV proposed designs (Muir) [L] 53(1)3
Postmasters' Circulars, 1840-1855 (Huggins) [M] 21(5)63
Production problems, KGV (Dagnall) [M] 25(1)16, (Dagnall) [L] 25(2)31, (Dagnall) [L] 25(3)54
Registered Money Letters, 1886‑94 (Davis) [M] 36(5)85
Registered envelopes, with brass rings (Wiseman) [L] 41(6)115
Specimen, horseshoe (Leathart) [M] 50(1)22
Spoilt sheets, disposal of (Madden) [N] 42(5)108
Vaccination certificates (Lockton) [M] 32(5)96, (Dagnall) [M] 33(1)9, (Murton) [S] 33(1)11
Welsh language, vaccination cert., 1872 (Lockton) [M] 32(5)96
Wrapper, QV halfpenny stamp, shape of (Dagnall) [N] 32(4)73
Wrappers, display (Dagnall) [M] 35(1)19