Philatelic Series CD 11
A HISTORY OF THE ADHESIVE STAMPS OF THE
BRITISH ISLES
Available For Postal &
Telegraph Purposes
* Compiled From The Official Sources *
* Tabular
Statement Of The Imprimatur
Sheets *
by H.E.
Wright & A.B. Creeke, 326 pages.
This is
one of the classic GB philatelic reference books, being long out of
print & very hard to source. It was first published in 1899,
and covers all issues from 1840-1892 including telegraph stamps,
officials, fiscals & Ottoman empire overprints, with specialist
detail on: design; plates; slates; paper; colour; gum; perforation;
numbers printed and minor/major errors & varieties.
Features
12 pages of photo-mezzotype illustrations and 26 pages of diagrams,
with 288 pages of text. Highlights include 2 full page photos -
how to distinguish Die I & II of the early 1d with 16
comparative features (see sample below). The vast majority
of the line-engraved & surface printed types are illustrated
along with telegraph stamps and overprints. Individual pages
can be printed - for your personal use - why
not use them to illustrate your albums. Each of the 26 diagrams
shows a slate - see the sheet layout, watermarks, ornaments,
marginal inscriptions &c (scroll down past contents list to see
and example).
A FULLY TEXT SEARCHABLE
& PRINTABLE PDF edition on CD
...suitable for all
computers & electronic book
readers.
Die I - Only a small part shown - but you can
see that none of the quality of the original publication has been
lost.
Includes Appendix - Very interesting & extensive (22 pages
of small text) tabular statement of
the imprimatur sheets of the line
engraved, embossed and surface printed issues, including official
& telegraph stamps.
List of
contents:
Preface
Introduction
Chapter 1: The early postal systems
Chapter 2: The postal system before 1840
Chapter 3: The new movement
Chapter 4: The introduction of penny postage
Chapter 5: The creation of postage stamps
Chapter 6: The issue of stamps by private persons
Division 1 - Postage Stamps Issued For Public Use
Section 1: Line Engraved Stamps
Section 2: Embossed Stamps
Section 3: Surface Printed Stamps (up to and inc. the ´Jubilee´
issue)
Division 2 - Fiscal Stamps Admitted to Postal Uses
Section 1: Under the act of 1881
Section 2: Under the act of 1882
Division 3 - Official Stamps
I.R. Officials, Govt. Officials, O.W. Official, Army Official
Division 4 - Postage Stamps Surcharged For Use In The Ottoman
Empire
Division 5 - Telegraph Stamps
Division 6 - War Office Telegraph Stamps
Military Telegraphs, Army Telegraphs
Appendix
Index
Sample diagram (there are 26 in
total):
This work is Copyright (c) James
Paul Marston 2010. Published by J&H
Books.
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