Ian Hi Just seen your post. I think this is a dilemma many have been faced with. My recommendation would be to avoid buying albums altogether and instead use individual sheets of paper and Exhibition protectors and store the finished product in boxes. If you are computer literate so much the better....

Ron Hi Maybe a little late but my copy of Stanley Gibbons “Collect British Postmarks” 9th Edition does list the So'ton mark for 1938 page 288 14/109A. I haven't seen it for some time but I know I have an example in my collection. I can post a scan when it comes to the surface again if this would be ...

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I recently posted scans of my 1860 PO Guide for Head Postmasters on Stampboards

https://www.stampboards.com/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=93814

Hope it might be of interest.

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Tony Hi The F in diamond was used in the London Foreign Section, and in this instance I suspect the envelopes were included in a ships bag from H.M.S.Triumph., a 14 Gun iron armoured ship of 6640 tons. The writer I think is Naval Cadet Edward A Baird and his ship was in Coquimbo Chile between 3rd Ma...

James Hi I have a single example of the 1st 1½d PS Card uprated with a 1d Venetian sent to Allalabad British India sent from Sheffield JU 2 81 code letter U in duplex. Although not on your list I also have several other items which may be of interest:- A 1st issue small format ½d PS Card sent LEITH ...