David Feldman Great Britain & British Empire December 13 2019

43 Geneva, December 13, 2019 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page Cat. N° (SG) Estimate ( £ ) 50106 F 8 1842 (May 6) Printed lettersheet with 1d red-brown pl.20 RH, fine to large margins, tied by a very good strike of the WELSHPOOL DISTINCTIVE MC, sent to Machynlleth, reverse with despatch cds, a very fine and rare cover, cert. BPA (2012) (SG Spec. BS9tub, £5’000) 1’000 - 1’500 50107 50108 50107 F 1842 (May 14) Small ladies envelope from Dorchester to Madeley, Shropshire, franked 1841 1d red, good clear margins tied by superb strike of the DORCHESTER double arc ds, with “No.2” boxed village handstamp alongside, small puncture in centre of the envelope, still extremely fine and an attractive usage 400 - 600 50108 F 8 1842 (Nov 5) Envelope sent locally in Totness with 1841 1d Red brown pl.25 KE, fine to large margins, tied by a crisp Totness “Wessex” type cds, reverse with wax seal neatly removed, very fine and attractive example (SG Spec. BS14va, £3’000) 400 - 600 50109 F / 44 8 1843 (Aug 4) Wrapper sent within Ireland from Eyrecourt to Dublin with 1841 1d red-brown pl.35 BE, fine to large margins, tied by Eyrecourt distinctive MC with a crisp Eyrecourt cds adjacent, arrival bs, fine and scarce item for the Maltese Cross collector, cert. RPS (1978) (SG Spec. BS24tg, £2’100) 200 - 300 50110 F / 44 1854 (Mar 27) Mourning envelope from Tring with 1841 1d red, close to good margins, tied by scarce brown “810” numerals, matching colour despatch and Liverpool arrival bs, cert. RPS (1959) with cert. no. affixed adjacent to stamp, scarce 150 - 200