Great Britain 1840 1d Mulready Letter sheet (Stereo A219 "Unplaced"), SGME1

Great Britain 1840 1d Mulready Letter sheet (Stereo A219 "Unplaced"), SGME1Great Britain 1840 1d Mulready Letter Sheet (Stereo A219 "Unplaced"), SGME1 A very fine used example sent from Claremorris, Ireland via Ballyglass and Longford to Newtown Forbes, and then redirected to Bristol, England. Neatly cancelled by a red Maltese Cross and marked with a black manuscript "1" to indicate postage due upon redirection Backstamps and transit marks include Claremorris dispatch 'SE. 25. 1840', Ballyglass and Longford transits: 'SE.

“una gran luchadora por nuestra libertad” - “a great fighter for our freedom”

A very scarce and attractive positional multiple

7 x 5 inches when folded

Telegraph stamps are stamps intended solely for the prepayment of telegraph fees

both togate

and the cigar that was in the box

It is interesting to note in the obverse legend that he styles himself as ‘King of England’ Philip married Mary in 1555 but after her death continued to claim England

Tripolitania became part of the independent kingdom of Libya on 24 December 1951

Jersey double-arc date stamp (3

whose activism saw him fired from his role as Chair of History at Alabama State College

A fine used example with part Sandakan type JD1 circular date stamp in violet

when he was with the US armed forces in Tokyo immediately after World War II